Can you list agentic enterprise applications that offer a free trial or demo?
Yes. Agentic enterprise applications with a free trial or free tier include Salesforce Agentforce (a free Foundations tier), HubSpot (a free CRM and a 14-day trial of its marketing tools), Microsoft Copilot Studio (a free trial), WRITER (14 days on Starter), Lindy ($50 of credits for 7 days), Jasper (7 days on Pro) and Tellius (30 days). Sierra and Relevance AI are demo-led. Use a trial to test one real job end to end, not to click around.
Every term below was read on the vendor's own site on 24 October 2026. Trial terms change often, so confirm before you sign up. Nagent, which we make, is listed last with its own terms; the MIRA page shows the Marketing team you would be trialling.
What counts as an agentic enterprise application?
An agentic application does more than answer: it takes a goal, plans steps, uses tools in your systems and checks its own results, with people approving what matters. "Enterprise" means it has the controls a company needs: single sign-on or role-based access, admin settings, an audit trail and a security programme.
Some products below are agent platforms you build on. Others ship ready-made agents for one function. Both appear because buyers search for both.
Which agentic applications offer a free trial or free tier?
Salesforce Agentforce
What it is: Salesforce's agent platform across sales, service, marketing and industries.
Trial or free option: Agentforce Foundations is listed at $0 and includes Agentforce Builder, Prompt Builder and Agent Script, with a "Try for free" link on the pricing page (Agentforce pricing).
Pricing after: Flex Credits at $500 per 100,000 credits (about $0.10 per standard action), $2 per conversation, or per user add-ons from $125 a month.
Best for: companies already on Salesforce.
Limitation: the free tier is for building; production use is metered or licensed.
HubSpot Agent Hub
What it is: HubSpot's home for its marketing, sales, service and data agents, plus Agent Builder.
Trial or free option: a free CRM, a 14-day free trial of HubSpot's marketing tools, and demos of the premium editions (Marketing Hub).
Pricing after: Agent Hub is included in Starter, Professional and Enterprise editions; custom agents consume HubSpot Credits.
Best for: teams whose contacts and campaigns live in HubSpot.
Limitation: the trial page does not say which agents are included during the 14 days, so ask.
Microsoft Copilot Studio
What it is: Microsoft's tool for building agents that work across Microsoft 365 and other systems.
Trial or free option: a free trial, length not stated on the pricing page (Copilot Studio pricing).
Pricing after: a capacity pack of 25,000 Copilot Credits for $200 a month, or pay-as-you-go through an Azure subscription.
Best for: Microsoft-centric companies building internal agents.
Limitation: a builder, not ready-made marketing or sales agents.
WRITER
What it is: an enterprise AI platform with prebuilt agents, an agent builder and AI Studio.
Trial or free option: a 14-day free trial of Starter with no credit card, for up to 5 users; Enterprise through sales, with a demo request (WRITER plans).
Pricing after: Starter is per seat with fixed credit limits; prices are not listed on the page.
Best for: content-heavy enterprises that care about governance.
Limitation: Starter caps users and playbooks, so the trial may not show the full Enterprise feature set.
Lindy
What it is: AI teammates across Slack, inbox, meetings and 1,500+ integrations.
Trial or free option: $50 in free credits valid for 7 days, no credit card (Lindy pricing).
Pricing after: Team from $29.99 a month for 3,000 pooled credits; Enterprise custom with SSO, audit logs and HIPAA with a BAA.
Best for: teams that want a general assistant with approvals for outside-impact actions.
Limitation: a general assistant, not a function-specific team.
Jasper
What it is: a marketing content platform with agents and brand voice.
Trial or free option: a 7-day free trial of Pro; Business through sales (Jasper pricing).
Pricing after: Pro $69 a seat a month, or $59 billed annually.
Best for: marketing content teams.
Limitation: the custom agent builder and Jasper Studio sit in Business, which has no trial.
Tellius
What it is: AI agents for analytics, including consumer goods jobs such as trade spend and post-promotion analysis.
Trial or free option: a 30-day free trial (Tellius).
Best for: analytics teams that want agents to explain why numbers moved.
Limitation: analytics only; it does not run campaigns.
Which are demo-led rather than trial-led?
Sierra
What it is: a conversational AI platform for customer experience across chat, voice, SMS, WhatsApp and email, aimed at large enterprises.
Access: no free trial on the home page; the main call to action leads to a contact path. Pricing is outcome-based (Sierra).
Limitation: built for customer service, not marketing.
Relevance AI
What it is: a platform for building agents and teams of agents for sales, marketing, support and operations.
Access: a sign-up option and a demo booking path on the home page; the pricing page lists only Enterprise, through sales (Relevance AI).
Limitation: no published price or trial terms.
Copy.ai
What it is: a go-to-market AI platform with workflows and agents.
Access: a try-for-free button with no stated terms; Enterprise by demo (Copy.ai pricing).
What do free tiers and trials usually leave out?
Read the plan comparison before you start the clock. Across the vendors above, the parts most often missing from a free tier or a self-serve trial are:
Single sign-on, SCIM and audit logs, which usually sit in Enterprise plans.
Custom agent builders, which some vendors reserve for their higher tiers.
API access and bulk runs, needed to test agents against your own systems at volume.
Production connectors to systems such as your ad accounts or data warehouse.
Compliance paperwork: a data processing agreement, a BAA or a security questionnaire.
If the job you need to prove depends on any of these, ask for a scoped pilot instead of a self-serve trial.
Trial, demo or pilot: which do you need?
A free trial proves the product works for one person on one task. Good for self-serve tools and small teams.
A demo shows the vendor's best path. Useful for orientation, weak as evidence.
A paid pilot proves value on real data with real approvals over four to twelve weeks. This is what an enterprise decision should rest on.
For agentic products, a trial often cannot show the important part: whether agents behave well with your data, permissions and approvers over several weeks.
What should you test in a 7 to 14 day trial?
One real job, end to end. For example: audit five product pages and draft fixes, or build one paid search campaign from a brief.
Connections. Connect the two systems the job needs. Note how long it takes and what access it asks for.
Approvals. Find what waits for a person, and try to make it act without approval. It should refuse.
The log. Check that every action shows a trigger, a result and a cost.
Cost per job. Note the credits or actions one job used, then multiply by a month of work.
Exit. Export what it produced and delete the workspace. Check what remains.
Which questions should you ask on a demo call?
Which of these agents are generally available, and which are beta?
Which actions can the agent take in my systems without a person?
How is autonomy raised, and who decides?
What does the trial or pilot include, and what does it exclude?
What certifications do you hold today, and which are in progress?
What does one month at our volume cost, at three times that volume?
Where does Nagent fit?
Nagent is multiplayer AI for growth: people and AI agents in one shared context, delivering the number. It ships ready-made departments rather than a builder you start from blank.
What you would trial: Marketing led by MIRA, the AI Marketing Chief of Staff, with DRIS for AI search visibility and NIA for Google Ads; Sales led by SERA; Content led by CREA.
How to start: pick departments at onboarding; the current starter offer and plans are on pricing. Work is metered in credits, for example about 10 for an AEO page audit and about 40 for a campaign build.
Demo: book one with the team at the link below.
Controls: agents start at L2 Assist, and a person approves every customer-facing step below L5 Lead. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified; SOC 2 Type II is in progress.
What it does not do: it does not post to social media (MOXA is coming soon), and HOOK, Echo and N are in Beta.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Salesforce Agentforce have a free trial?
Its pricing page lists Agentforce Foundations at $0 with a try-for-free link, which covers the builder tools. Production use is billed by credits, conversations or per user add-ons (checked 24 October 2026).
Is there a free AI agent platform?
Several have free tiers or credits: Agentforce Foundations, HubSpot's free CRM, and Lindy's $50 of starter credits. Free tiers are for testing; real workloads are metered.
How long should an AI agent trial be?
Seven to fourteen days is enough to test one job and the approvals. Judge enterprise value on a paid pilot of four weeks or more with real data.
What is an AI agent platform?
Software for running agents that plan, act in your tools and keep a record. Read what an AI agent platform is compared with AI tools, then see who works under MIRA.
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