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Agentverse

Cloud platform and marketplace for building, deploying, listing and monitoring autonomous AI agents.
8.2
Rating
Custom
Price
8
Key Features

Overview

Summary and source notes: I attempted to open https://agentverse.ai/ but the site was blocked by an anti-bot gateway requiring JavaScript and cookies, so the main site content (including any public pricing page and interactive marketplace UI) could not be loaded directly. The information below was collected from Agentverse's official documentation and other public sources and is accurate to those sources; any pricing or subscription specifics that would normally be on the main site could not be confirmed during this session. What Agentverse is (confirmed from docs and related sources): Agentverse is a cloud-based platform and marketplace for building, deploying, listing, and monitoring autonomous AI Agents. It integrates with ASI:One and supports agents built with any framework (including uAgents). The platform supports two deployment modes: Hosted Agents (cloud-managed on Agentverse) and Local Agents (run locally by the developer and optionally registered to the marketplace). Hosted Agents: Hosted Agents are cloud-managed so developers do not manage infrastructure. Hosted agent scripts are lightweight; globals are reset between calls and the docs recommend using Agent Storage for stateful behavior. Developers can start from blank scripts or use provided templates. Docs mention Hosted Agents can be registered to Mainnet “with no extra cost based on subscription plans” — the docs' phrasing is ambiguous and was not sufficient to confirm concrete pricing or plan details. Discoverability & README guidance: Discoverability on the marketplace depends on high-quality metadata and README content, which is used by LLMs and semantic search. Recommended README contents include title, overview, use cases, capabilities/APIs, interaction modes, limitations, keywords, and markdown formatting. Ranking factors include domain association, mainnet deployment, verification status, README quality, interaction metrics, protocol support, and visual branding. Registration & API: Agents may be registered via the platform UI or programmatically via a POST to the /agents endpoint for manual registration, per docs. Marketplace: There is a marketplace to browse and sort agents (examples in docs reference endpoints like /marketplace?sort=interactions). The marketplace page on the main site could not be loaded directly due to the anti-bot gate during this session. Pricing (confirmed vs unknown): I could not load a public, unblocked pricing page on agentverse.ai during this session because of the anti-bot gateway. The docs include an ambiguous statement that Hosted Agents can be registered to Mainnet “with no extra cost based on subscription plans.” A third-party summary (Futurepedia) indicates the platform has a free tier plus paid subscription plans, but I could not validate exact tiers, limits, or prices from agentverse.ai itself. Therefore, specific pricing plans, exact tier names, limits, and costs remain unconfirmed and should be verified directly on the main site or via an official Agentverse channel. Limitations of this collection: The main public site (agentverse.ai) and its interactive pages (marketplace, pricing, marketing pages) could not be accessed because of a JavaScript/cookie anti-bot gate. Pricing details and up-to-date subscription billing specifics were not available in the documentation pages I accessed; those details are likely on the primary site or a pricing page requiring JS. Recommended next steps (options): 1) If you can access the site from your browser: open https://agentverse.ai/ with JavaScript/cookies enabled and share the pricing page URL, a screenshot, or the pricing page text so I can extract and summarize exact pricing and plans. 2) I can continue searching third-party public sources (reviews, blog posts, announcements) for pricing and plan specifics if you want me to attempt that. Note: the primary site is authoritative. 3) If you have credentials or an account and can provide screenshots or copy/paste content behind sign-in, I can extract that content. 4) I can pull additional documentation pages and API references from docs.agentverse.ai (rate limits, endpoints, examples, templates, README best practices) — specify which topics you want. Suggested troubleshooting to access agentverse.ai yourself: enable JavaScript and cookies, disable privacy extensions or ad-blockers, clear cache and reload, try a different browser or incognito window, disable VPN/proxy, and verify system clock. If access still fails, try a different network or device. Caveat: This JSON reflects only facts found in Agentverse documentation and other public sources consulted during the blocked session. No pricing tiers, exact prices, or subscription details were fabricated; those remain unconfirmed and must be verified on the main site or via an official Agentverse channel.

Details

Developer
agentverse.ai
Launch Year
Free Trial
No
Updated
2025-12-07

Features

Hosted Agents

Cloud-managed agents where Agentverse handles infrastructure; scripts are lightweight and globals are reset between calls.

Local Agents

Agents that run locally under the developer's control and can be registered to the marketplace.

Marketplace

A browsable marketplace for discovering and sorting agents (e.g., by interactions); runtime UI may be interactive on the main site.

Framework-agnostic integration

Integrates with ASI:One and supports agents built with any framework, including uAgents.

Agent Storage

Recommended mechanism for stateful behavior since hosted scripts reset globals between calls.

Templates & scripting

Developers can start from blank scripts or use templates for common agent tasks.

Screenshots

Agentverse Screenshot

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cloud-managed hosted agents reduce infrastructure burden for developers.
  • Supports both hosted and local agent deployment models.
  • Framework-agnostic integration (ASI:One and uAgents supported) increases compatibility.
  • Marketplace and discoverability guidance (README recommendations) support exposure of agents.
  • Official documentation pages exist for getting started, hosted agents, and searching the marketplace.

Cons

  • Main site (agentverse.ai) and interactive pages were blocked by an anti-bot gateway during this session, preventing confirmation of site-based content such as pricing and marketplace UI.
  • Pricing and subscription details could not be confirmed from the primary site; third-party summaries exist but are not authoritative.
  • Docs contain ambiguous phrasing around Mainnet registration costs that require clarification from the provider or the primary site.

Compare with Alternatives

FeatureAgentverseLyzrAgentOps
PricingN/A$99/month$40/month
Rating8.2/108.2/108.2/10
Deployment FlexibilityYesYesYes
Marketplace DiscoverabilityYesNoNo
Integration SurfaceFramework agnostic integrationsModel agnostic integrationsSDK and broad integration ecosystem
Session ObservabilityPartialYesYes
Security & CompliancePartialYesPartial
Templates & OnboardingYesYesYes
Runtime ControlsPartial}YesYes

Audience

DevelopersBuild, deploy, and register autonomous agents using hosted or local runtimes and templates.
Startups & CompaniesHost and scale agent-based functionality without managing infrastructure and list agents on a marketplace.
Researchers & IntegratorsExperiment with framework-agnostic agents and integrate with ASI:One and other agent frameworks.

Tags

autonomous-agentsmarketplacehosted-agentslocal-agentsASI:OneuAgentsagent-storagemainnetdocumentation