Agentplace builds AI agents that answer customers, book appointments and take payments by chat or voice. Free plan; Pro from $29/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Agentplace is a platform for creating AI agents that serve a business's customers. A business gives an agent its knowledge and its own page. Customers open the link, explain what they need, and get a result shaped around them. The agent can answer questions, book appointments, handle customer service, and deliver services online.
The company behind it, Agentplace, Inc., says the product is built in San Francisco. Vlad Yanch is co-founder and CEO, and Eugene Sorokin is co-founder and CTO. The product has been launched on Product Hunt three times, in November 2024, November 2025, and March 2026, and the latest launch centered on specialized AI agents for real tasks.
Setup has three steps. First, the owner describes the business, its website, and what the agent should do, for example helping clients of a skincare studio choose a treatment and book a visit. Second, the builder creates the design, instructions, and tools, and the owner can refine anything by describing a change in conversation.
Third, the owner clicks Publish and shares the agent with customers. Agents can be added to an existing website, where a request opens the agent across the full page, or they can run as a standalone experience where the agent is the destination. The business keeps control through its knowledge, rules, and connected tools, and chooses when to publish.
Agents talk with customers by chat, voice, and phone, and respond with a visual result instead of plain text, such as a timeline, an itinerary, or a priced list of items. They remember each customer on return, so the screen, content, and recommendations adapt when plans change. They also work with unclear questions and different languages.
On the operations side, agents answer with context from connected tools, resolve routine requests, and send follow-ups at any hour. They can find a time, book an appointment, and handle payment through connected services. Agents can also deliver simple services directly, such as collecting intake, preparing an estimate, or producing a design from a photo and a budget.
Agentplace is a platform for creating AI agents that serve a business's customers. An agent can answer questions, book appointments, handle customer service, and deliver services online. Each agent gets its own page or can be added to an existing website.
Agentplace has a Free plan at $0 per month with 2,000 AI credits, and a Pro plan at $29 per month with 15k monthly credits and selectable higher tiers up to 235k. Enterprise pricing is custom. Other models beyond the free one use credits.
Yes. The Free plan is described as free forever and includes creating and publishing an agent, a free AI model, 2,000 AI credits, chat and voice, and calendar, CRM, and payment integrations. No credit card is required to start.
The GPT-6 Luna model is always free in the builder and in the agent, including when the credit balance is zero. When credits run out, the agent automatically switches to GPT-6 Luna. Other models use credits.
Chat and voice can be added to a current website. A customer request opens the agent across the full page with an answer built around that customer. Alternatively, the agent can run as a standalone page.
The site lists calendar, CRM, and payment integrations on all plans, and says agents use context from connected tools. Specific products are not named in the sources. Enterprise customers can ask for custom business integrations.
Yes, on a paid plan. Builders can set their own service fees, and client payments are separate from the Agentplace plan, AI usage, and connected service charges.
Support is available by email at ask@agentplace.io for account, creation, and publishing questions. For security documentation, certificates, or data processing agreements, the site asks customers to contact the team.