How we verify
What makes the list, how each listing is checked, and who runs it.
What counts as an agent
An AI agent takes a goal and does the work. It acts on the web, in your apps, in your code or on the phone, instead of only answering in a chat.
We list personal assistants that run errands, coding agents, browser and computer-use agents, and customer support and sales agents. Plain chatbots, AI models, developer frameworks and general AI tools are left out, even when they are good.
How a listing is checked
Every fact on a listing comes from the maker's own pages: the official site, pricing page, docs or app store page. Those pages are linked under Sources on every listing, so you can check them yourself.
Every listing shows the day it was last verified. Prices and plans change often, so confirm them on the official site before you pay.
How we keep it current
Every hour, new launches are scanned, from Product Hunt and Hacker News to makers' own announcements. A new agent is added only after it is checked on its official site.
Every two hours, existing listings are checked again for price changes, renames, broken links and shutdowns. These checks are run by AI research assistants working for AIcensus, and every change must match the maker's own pages.
New listings and recent changes are on the New page.
How Featured is picked
Featured agents are an editor's pick: well-known agents that clearly work, shown first as a starting point. The rest of the list is sorted by your search and filters.
Links go straight to each maker's official site, with no tracking codes added.
Who runs AIcensus
AIcensus is an independent directory run by its founder, Rallh. It is not owned by any of the companies it lists. Names and logos belong to their owners.
Spot a mistake?
Email hello@aicensus.co with the agent's name and what's wrong, plus a link to the official page that shows it. Makers can ask for a listing to be added or fixed the same way.