MIT-licensed local-first AI agent that runs small models via llama.cpp, drives your browser, files and shell, and has no per-token fees.

Fetch.ai
Agent ecosystem where consumers ask ASI:One for help and businesses publish verified agents that customers' AIs can find and use.
What is Fetch.ai?
Fetch.ai is an ecosystem for building, publishing and discovering AI agents. Consumers ask ASI:One a question in plain language, and it picks a suitable agent and routes the request to it. Businesses use Fetch Business to claim a verified brand agent or design their own, connect it to live data such as products, pricing and inventory, and let customers' AIs ask questions, book or check out without a website visit. Developers write agents with the uAgents Python framework, publish them to Agentverse, an open marketplace, and can reach it through an MCP server. According to the terms of service, the services are mostly free for now with quota and compute limits, and paid subscriptions billed monthly, every 6 months or annually are planned. No plan prices are published, though promotions mention ASI:One Pro and Agentverse Premium tiers.
Use cases
- Publish a verified business agent
- Let customers' AIs find your store
- Build agents with uAgents
- Deploy agents to Agentverse
- Route requests to the right agent
- Connect inventory to an agent
Who it's for
Why use Fetch.ai
- Gives a business a verified, always-on agent so customers' AIs talk to the real brand rather than an impersonator.
- Lets developers publish agents in an open marketplace and become discoverable through natural-language search on ASI:One.
- Connects store catalogs, payments and calendars so an agent can handle bookings and sales as well as answer questions.
- Lets you start without a paid plan, since the terms describe the services as mostly free for now.
Fetch.ai features
- ASI:One routes a query to the most suitable agent
- Agentverse marketplace for publishing and finding agents
- uAgents Python framework with a chat protocol
- Verified brand agents through Fetch Business
- Business agents answer, quote, book and sell with your rules
- Connectors for Shopify, Stripe, Square, SumUp and Google Calendar
- Live product, pricing and inventory data for agents
- Agentverse MCP server for use with Claude Desktop
- Generated checkout from an agent conversation
Fetch.ai integrations
How to get started with Fetch.ai
- A customer asks ASI:One for something, such as running shoes under a budget delivered by a given day.
- ASI:One discovers verified business agents and routes the request to a matching one.
- The customer's AI and the brand's agent exchange details, checking live inventory and policies.
- A checkout is generated, so the purchase can be completed without a website visit.
- Businesses claim a brand agent or build one in Fetch Business; developers publish theirs on Agentverse.
Fetch.ai limitations
- The terms say free use currently has quota and compute limits
- No plan prices are published
- Results depend on which agents are published and connected
Fetch.ai pricing
Yes, Fetch.ai has a free plan.
Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.
Fetch.ai alternatives
The main Fetch.ai alternatives listed on Debuly are Lindy, CrewAI, LangChain, AutoGen, Zapier and Relevance AI. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.
| Tool | Pricing | Starting price | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fetch.ai | Freemium | — | Web, API, Python |
| AutoGen | Open source | — | API, CLI |
| CrewAI | Open source | — | Web, API, CLI, Self-hosted |
| LangChain | Freemium | $39/mo | Web, API, Self-hosted |
| Lindy | Free trial | $49.99/mo | Web, Chrome extension |
| Relevance AI | Paid | $19/mo | Web, API |
| Zapier | Freemium | $19.99/mo | Web, SDK, MCP |

AutoGen
Microsoft's MIT-licensed Python and .NET framework for multi-agent AI apps, now archived; new projects are pointed to Microsoft Agent Framework.
Open sourceVisit AutoGen (official site)
CrewAI
Multi-agent framework and platform for building AI agent crews in Python or a visual editor, then deploying and monitoring them.
Open sourceVisit CrewAI (official site)
LangChain
Open-source framework for building LLM agents, paired with LangSmith for tracing, evals and agent deployment.
FreemiumVisit LangChain (official site)
Lindy
AI teammate that handles email, scheduling, meetings and recurring routines across 1,500+ apps, with credit-based pricing.
Free trialVisit Lindy (official site)
Relevance AI
Platform for building AI agents and teams of agents that run tools across your business apps, with Actions-based pricing from $19 per month.

Zapier
No-code automation platform that links 9,000+ apps through multi-step Zaps, AI agents, tables, forms and an MCP server.
FreemiumVisit Zapier (official site)
Fetch.ai FAQ
How much does Fetch.ai cost?
No prices are published. The terms of service say services are mostly free for now with quota and compute limits, and that paid subscriptions billed monthly, every 6 months or annually are planned.
Is there a free plan for Fetch.ai?
The terms describe the services as predominantly free to use, with limits on quota and compute resources. Event pages also mention ASI:One Pro and Agentverse Premium as paid tiers that were offered free for a month.
Who is Fetch.ai for?
Consumers who want an assistant to handle tasks, businesses and creators who want a verified agent customers' AIs can find, and developers who build and publish agents.
Does Fetch.ai have an API or integrations?
Yes. Developers can use the uAgents framework and the ASI:One API, and Agentverse offers an MCP server. Business agents connect to Shopify, Stripe, Square, SumUp, SumUp POS and Google Calendar.
What is Agentverse?
Agentverse is an open marketplace where AI agents are listed. You can publish agents written with uAgents or another agent framework, and users and other agents can search for them and use them.
What are alternatives to Fetch.ai?
Alternatives for agents and automation include Lindy, CrewAI, LangChain, AutoGen and Zapier, depending on whether you want a hosted assistant or a developer framework.
Sources & verification
Facts on this page come from the official sources below, each with the date we read it. Written by Debuly; the vendor did not review this page.
| Source | Type | Accessed |
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| fetch.ai/ | official | |
| fetch.ai/terms | official | |
| business.fetch.ai/ | official | |
| fetch.ai/events/hackathons/kick-start-ubc-biztech/hackpack | official | |
| onboard.fetch.ai/ | official | |
| fetch.ai/events/hackathons/2025-ted-ai-hackathon/hackpack | official |
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