The best Meta Muse alternatives

Better than Meta Muse if you can get an invite and want an agent you text that books, buys and calls businesses for you.

Instinct is the most capable errand-runner you can text, and it really does pay and book for you, using virtual cards you approve. You need an invite to get in, prices haven't been published, and reviewers have raised privacy and liability questions, so check what you're agreeing to.

Better than Meta Muse if you want a free, proactive agent that can actually order, pay and book on websites for you.

Hark Pro is one of the strongest new agents: Handoff works through real websites, every feature is in every plan, and the free tier is generous. It's brand new, it asks for email, calendar and card access to work well, and it can't make phone calls yet.

Better than Meta Muse if you want a free agent in your texts that books, calls businesses and chases refunds.

Pally is the best free agent you can text: it books, calls and chases refunds, and it asks before anything consequential. It plans to earn fees from merchants when you buy through it, though it says merchants can't pay to change its picks, and working through websites needs the $95-a-month Cloud Mac add-on.

Better than Meta Muse if you already pay for X Premium or SuperGrok and want bots that run recurring jobs you can teach them.

Grok Bot is a powerful, flexible agent, especially for recurring jobs you can teach it once. It's not cheap ($30 a month and up), its usage pool is shared with Grok and Cursor, all your Bots share the same logins, and xAI's own pages couldn't be checked, so plan details come from third-party reports.

Better than Meta Muse if you're comfortable in a terminal and want a free agent you control, running on your own machine.

OpenClaw is the most powerful agent here for people willing to set it up: it lives in your chat apps, remembers everything locally, and acts on its own schedule. It's free, but you pay your AI provider. And you're giving an AI real access to your computer and accounts, so it needs care and some technical comfort.

Better than Meta Muse if you want an open-source agent with ready-made apps that you can self-host later.

Comma is the easiest open-source agent to try: there's a hosted free tier and apps, not just a terminal, and you can self-host when you want full control. It leans toward work tasks, and heavier use on its Pro plan costs $80 a month.

Better than Meta Muse if you want an agent to take on a long research or building job by itself.

Manus is strong at long, multi-step research and building tasks it can run on its own. For personal errands it's less practical than the top picks: it doesn't live in your inbox or messages, credits are spent on failed work, and its Trustpilot reviews are among the worst here, mostly over billing and support.

Better than Meta Muse if you want an all-purpose agent that can also phone a business for you.

Genspark is a capable all-purpose agent, and its phone calls are a genuine errand-runner feature. Credits go fast (a single call costs 500 or more), the credit rules changed for new members in September 2026, and unused credits don't roll over.