Hyperagent deploys AI agents that build websites, decks, video, and dashboards. Free plan; paid budgets from $20 to $10,000 per month. See features.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Hyperagent is a platform for deploying AI agents that produce finished work instead of chat replies. The homepage describes its output as deliverables that stay alive, built with a team's own data, tools, and style. Agents can produce websites, video, slides, documents, and dashboards.
The company describes the product as a system of agents that does real work, learns how an organization operates, and deploys across a whole team. Example projects include an out-of-home campaign, a real estate video package, a hiring dashboard, and a brand transformation.
A user describes what they want built, and the agents research, draft, share, and polish the result. The site says they work with real browsers, real shells, and real access to a team's stack, using the same resources a new hire would receive. Each agent has its own computing environment.
Finished work is delivered to Slack, an inbox, or other destinations, and agents keep it current as circumstances change. Users can watch every search, decision, and artifact as it is built, while the system generates new memories and skills as it learns.
The main feature is multi-format output. Websites are built and hosted as live HTML. Other formats include video, slides, documents, and dashboards, with examples such as market signal briefs, candidate slates, comp analyses, and landing pages.
Agents can be triggered with an @-mention in Slack, a Telegram connection, a webhook, or a schedule. A command center lets users deploy, connect, and manage a fleet of agents. Paid plans add frontier models, connected apps, image and video generation, voice, and agents working together.
Hyperagent is an AI agent platform that builds finished work such as websites, video, slides, documents, and dashboards. Agents use real browsers and shells and access a team's tools. They keep delivered work current as things change.
Hyperagent has a Free plan at $0 per month. Paid budgets range from $20 to $10,000 per month, with suggested tiers at $100, $500, and $2,000. Each payment adds monthly credit, for example $115 for $100.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month and has daily, weekly, and monthly limits. It uses low-cost models, allows schedules up to daily, and lets one agent check for updates up to hourly. Included work pauses when a limit is reached.
Work that needs paid credit pauses until the next billing period. Nothing extra is charged unless you buy a credit block or enable auto-recharge. Unused credit does not roll over.
No. Every paid budget includes the same capabilities. A larger budget funds more usage, not additional features or a fixed number of agents.
The site names Slack, Telegram, webhooks, and MCP, along with connected apps on paid plans. Finished work can be delivered to Slack or an inbox. Connected apps and MCP require setup and appropriate permissions.
Yes, in Settings, then Billing. Upgrades apply immediately with a prorated charge. Downgrades and cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing period.
It suits teams and businesses that want to hand off multi-step work such as campaigns, hiring research, prospecting, or operations tasks to AI agents. Pricing-page customer stories include HelloPackage, Appell Striping, HearstLab, Clouted, and Winona.