Twin builds AI agents that find customers, run marketing and handle busywork. Plans from $29/month with a 7-day free trial. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Twin is an AI agent platform that presents itself as an AI employee for running a business. A user describes a job in plain language, and Twin builds an agent that connects to their tools and does the work, including finding customers, running marketing and handling routine busywork. The homepage reports 100k users, 3M agents built and a 4.6 rating from 397 reviews.
The product is aimed at business owners rather than developers. The site stresses that there is nothing to build: users chat with Twin as they would with a teammate. It is compared against assistants such as ChatGPT and automation tools such as Zapier, with the claim that Twin carries out the whole job instead of giving advice or linking only apps that already have connectors.
Setup starts by connecting an app, such as an inbox, drive, CRM or ad account, and saying what you need. Twin learns from the information already in those systems, so the owner does not have to explain the whole company. The site says the first task is done in under 5 minutes, with no onboarding calls, and that only the owner needs to use it.
Control stays with the user. Every email, post and reply lands in a review queue first, where it can be edited or corrected, and Twin learns from each edit. Auto mode is optional. Agents can also run on schedules or webhooks, and one example has Twin posting ad numbers to Slack each morning, pausing ads that do not pay and asking before it scales spend.
On the sales side, Twin finds a decision maker and a verified email for each target company, then writes emails, LinkedIn notes and texts for one person at a time in the user's voice. For marketing, it produces LinkedIn posts, X threads, launch videos and UGC from customers' own words, and sets up campaigns on Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and X, checking each setting before launch.
Beyond that, Twin sends invoices, retries failed payments and chases late payers. Pro adds a browser agent that works inside any website, lead prospecting and local business mapping, image and video generation, deep research reports, and property records with owner data. The integrations page lists 41,706 apps, and the site says Twin can automate systems that have no API.
Twin is an AI agent platform that builds agents from plain-language job descriptions. The agents connect to a user's tools, browse the web when needed, and handle work such as prospecting, marketing and busywork. It is marketed to business owners as an AI employee.
Twin offers Plus at $29 per month, Pro at $149 per month and Store from $399 per month. The site says pricing is unlimited with no credits or usage bills. Enterprise pricing is available through a demo booking.
Yes. Twin offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. The site says the trial runs real jobs on your real accounts.
Twin is built for business owners, agencies, marketers and real estate and mortgage professionals who want to delegate repetitive work. It is also offered to people who want to sell agents to their own clients through the Store plan.
The integrations page lists apps including Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets, Notion, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Apollo, Twilio and GitHub. Twin also supports Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and X for ads. The site says it can connect tools with no prebuilt connector.
No. The site says there is nothing to build and that you chat with Twin as you would with a teammate. Several reviewers describe setting up workflows without developer help.
Not by default. Every email, post and reply lands in a review queue first, where you can edit it or tell Twin what to change. You can switch to auto mode when you trust the output.
Twin's marketing and reviews center on small business owners, agencies and independent professionals. Plans start at $29 per month and there are no per-seat add-ons, though advanced features require the $149 Pro plan.