Handinger builds AI agents from plain-English instructions for company admin work. Free credits, then paid plans from €10/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Handinger is a platform for building AI agents that handle repetitive online work inside a company. A user describes a job in plain English, and the agent takes on that role. It connects to the tools a team already uses and returns structured results that can go straight into existing workflows, such as a spreadsheet, CRM, or outreach process.
The site presents each agent as a pup: pick one, explain the job, and hand off tasks. Teams can build a roster of specialists, one for each recurring job. Handinger describes its pitch as faster, cheaper, and smarter, with agents finishing repetitive work end to end so staff can focus on decisions.
The site describes four steps. First, pick an agent. Second, explain the job by describing its role. Third, hand off tasks, and the agent uses the tools it needs to get them done. Fourth, repeat the process to build a roster of specialists that is ready whenever needed.
Agents can be started in three ways: from the app, on a schedule, or by sending an email to the agent's own inbox. A report can run every week, or a teammate can send a message to an agent and let it act. Handinger says it returns structured results, so output can be used in other workflows without reformatting.
The tool set covers the web and files. Web Search queries multiple engines in one go, and Web Fetch returns the full content of a page as clean text. Files opens, searches, and organizes files. Images resizes pictures, converts formats, and extracts text from screenshots and documents, which supports document and PDF extraction workflows.
Browser, Email, Scheduler, and Integrations cover actions. The browser clicks buttons, fills forms, uploads files, and navigates sites like a person. Email sends messages, reads replies, handles verification steps, and can trigger actions. The scheduler runs tasks on time, and Integrations connect Handinger to a team's existing tools.
Handinger is a platform for building AI agents for a company. Users describe a job in plain English, connect the agent to their tools, and let it handle repetitive online work such as research, monitoring, and document extraction.
Handinger has a free allowance of 500 lifetime credits, then paid plans at €10, €40, and €210 per month. They include 1,000, 5,000, and 35,000 monthly credits respectively, with overage at €0.012, €0.010, and €0.008 per extra credit.
Every organization starts with 500 lifetime free credits before a subscription is required. All tools are included. A card is required when signing up with a personal email.
Yes. The pricing page states that every plan includes every tool. Paid tiers differ in included credits, overage rate, and support level, with priority support on Value and dedicated support on Volume.
Agents can be triggered from the app, on a schedule, or by sending an email to the agent's own inbox. The scheduler tool also runs reports, checks, and reminders at set times.
The site lists prospect research, lead enrichment, lead sourcing, competitor monitoring, website change monitoring, document extraction, and PDF extraction. It also describes uses for sales, marketing, support, finance and operations, legal and compliance, and HR teams.
Usage above the included credits is billed as overage at the rate of your current plan. Plans are monthly, and the overage rate is lower on higher plans.
Handinger suits business teams that repeat research, monitoring, document, or reporting tasks and want to hand them to AI agents. The pricing starts small, so it can fit smaller teams as well as organizations running agents every day.