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Top Raft alternatives, reviewed

What each one does well, who it suits and what it costs.

  1. 1. Pazi

    FreemiumFrom $25/mo

    Pazi is a web-based platform that organizes AI agents around a new business idea or an existing business. Users describe what they want to build, then choose opportunities from a personalized roadmap. These can include validating an idea, defining an MVP, launching a website, creating marketing content, or finding…

    • Coordinated AI agents
    • Personalized business roadmap
    • Business Pulse dashboard

    Best for Aspiring founders, Small business owners

    Full review: Pazi
  2. 2. ClawTeams

    ClawTeams is an AI team platform that coordinates specialist agents through workplace messaging tools. Users give a task to a team lead, which breaks it into steps, assigns specialists to work in parallel, tracks progress, and reviews their output before returning deliverables to the conversation. Its roster includes…

    • Multi-agent task coordination
    • Chat-based task delivery
    • Specialist role roster

    Best for Ecommerce operators, Content marketing teams, Sales teams, Indie developers

    Full review: ClawTeams
  3. 3. Notion

    FreemiumFrom $10/mo

    Notion combines documents, databases, project tracking, and AI in a shared workspace. Individuals can organize personal projects, while teams can keep knowledge, tasks, and working documents together. Databases support subtasks, dependencies, custom properties, and filtering, with forms and charts available depending…

    • Shared knowledge and projects
    • Notion Agent
    • Search with citations

    Best for Individuals, Small teams, Operations and support teams, Enterprise organizations

    Full review: Notion
  4. 4. Gumloop

    Free trialFrom $37/mo

    Gumloop is a platform for building AI agents that carry out tasks across business applications. Teams configure agents with instructions, connected accounts, and reusable skills, then interact with them through web chat, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, or text messages. Agents can also respond to app events or run…

    • Shared agent builder
    • Connectors and scheduled tasks
    • Browser actions and handoffs

    Best for Sales and marketing teams, Customer success and support teams, Operations teams, IT and enterprise administrators

    Full review: Gumloop
  5. 5. AutoGPT

    Open sourceFrom $50/mo

    AutoGPT brings together AI specialists called Experts to handle content, research, sales, and operational tasks. Its coordinating assistant, Otto, takes a plain-English brief, assigns work to relevant Experts, and reports progress. Users can also talk directly with a specialist or create one around their own working…

    • Coordinated AI specialists
    • Scheduled routines
    • Visual workflow builder

    Best for Content and marketing teams, Sales professionals, Operations professionals, Developers and self-hosters

    Full review: AutoGPT
  6. 6. Eigent

    Open sourceFrom $19.99/mo

    Eigent is an open-source desktop workspace for delegating work to AI agents. Users describe a task, connect relevant tools and context, and review the resulting files and actions. Agents can operate browsers and desktop applications for tasks such as market research, document preparation, file organization, and…

    • Browser and desktop automation
    • Reusable Spaces
    • Memory and scheduled work

    Best for Business operations teams, Developers, Research teams

    Full review: Eigent
  7. 7. Floatboat

    FreemiumFrom $59.98/mo

    Floatboat is a desktop AI workspace that uses calendar events to trigger work. It connects to Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, and ICS feeds, then uses meetings, deadlines, and routines to schedule preparation, execution, and follow-up. It is aimed at solo operators, creators, small…

    • Calendar-triggered agents
    • Persistent event workspaces
    • Installable skills and workflows

    Best for Solopreneurs, Creators, Small businesses and studios

    Full review: Floatboat
  8. 8. Grok Bot

    PaidFrom $30/mo

    Grok Bot lets you assign work to AI teammates that operate apps and websites on a persistent cloud computer. You sign them into your tools, describe a task, and receive completed work or requests for approval. Bots can continue running when your laptop is closed, with access through desktop and iOS apps. You can…

    • Computer-based app access
    • Parallel AI teammates
    • Demonstrated workflows

    Best for Sales teams, Operations teams, Recruiters, Product teams

    Full review: Grok Bot
  9. 9. Okou

    FreemiumFrom $20/mo

    Okou is a cloud-based AI teammate for teams. You describe a job in chat — building a storefront page, drafting outreach to a shortlist of creators, assembling a weekly digest — and Okou works out the steps, opens the tools it needs, and produces finished output such as reports, presentations or a published website…

    • Cloud task runs
    • 4,000+ connectors
    • Reusable workflows

    Best for Small business teams, Freelancers, Agencies

    Full review: Okou
  10. 10. OpenWork

    Open sourceFrom $10/mo

    OpenWork is an open-source desktop AI agent app for macOS, Windows, and Linux, with an optional cloud workspace. Built on OpenCode, it lets users chat about their files, work with connected tools, automate browser tasks, and reuse skills. It supports models from providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, as…

    • Work with files and tools
    • Multiple model providers
    • Shared skills and MCP tools

    Best for Knowledge workers, Teams, Enterprise IT teams

    Full review: OpenWork