MultiOn
An AI agent that sees the screen and acts across apps on a phone or computer to finish tasks such as shopping, travel and scheduling.
How the 5.6 was reached
- Quality of output6/10
Ranked #1 on AndroidWorld and other benchmarks per an agent directory listing; limited independent verification. aiagentstore.ai
- Ease of use5/10
On-device agent claims only; no docs page found and no setup steps documented. theagi.company
- Pricing value7/10
Free tier of 10 tasks/day, Pro $29/month, Team $79/month per third-party listing. usagepricing.com
- API and integration quality5/10
Python and JavaScript SDKs reported by a third party; official docs not found. usagepricing.com
- Solves the problem it claims to solve5/10
Task categories listed by the vendor only; the product appears repositioned toward on-device AGI-0. theagi.company
5.6/10 is the mean of the 5 criteria that apply. Scored on the five-criteria rubric v1, 29 September 2026. How scoring works
Pricing
- 10 tasks per day (per third-party listing)
- Per third-party listing; not confirmed on a vendor page
- Per third-party listing; not confirmed on a vendor page
Key Features
- Agent reads the screen, reasons and acts on top of existing apps
- No per-app integrations required, per the vendor
- On-device AGI-0 that the vendor says learns preferences and works offline
- Task areas: shopping, travel and rideshare, messaging and scheduling, media
- Python and JavaScript SDKs reported by a third party
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The vendor cites a #1 rank on AndroidWorld
- Drop-in design means no per-app setup, per the vendor
- Free tier and low-cost Pro plan listed by third parties
- Wide range of everyday task types
Cons
- No official docs or setup steps were found
- Pricing comes from a third-party listing, not a vendor page
- Benchmark claims have little independent verification
- The product appears to have shifted toward on-device AGI-0, so older API details may be out of date
MultiOn suits people who want to watch an app-driving agent approach and can accept thin documentation. Anyone who needs a documented API, confirmed pricing or proven reliability should look at open tools like Browser Use or workflow platforms like n8n. The score is middling because so little is verifiable.
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