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Dust vs Microsoft Copilot Studio vs Relevance AI vs Gumloop

Pick up to 4 tools and see their free plans, entry prices, platforms and limits in one table. Every fact comes from each vendor's own pages, checked 23 September 2026.

Compared on
Dust

Free plan · from $24/seat/mo

Relevance AI

Contact sales

Gumloop

Free trial · from $37/mo

What it isWorkspace for building and sharing AI agents connected to company dataMicrosoft's low-code tool for building AI agents for Microsoft 365 and websitesPlatform for building teams of specialised AI agents for sales and operationsAI agent builder for teams, with model choice and admin controls on AI spend
Free planFree seat: 500 credits in total (a lifetime allowance, not monthly); when used up, free users are prompted to request an upgradeNoNoNo
Cheapest paid plan$24/seat/mo billed annually (Pro seat (Business plan))Dust pricing$200/mo (Copilot Credit capacity pack)Microsoft Copilot Studio pricingNot publishedRelevance AI pricing$37/mo (Pro)Gumloop pricing
What it covers8,000 credits per seat per month; prices exclude VAT.25,000 Copilot Credits per pack per month; unused credits do not roll over; pay-as-you-go alternative at $0.01 per credit.Not stated'Starts at' price; 20,000 credits/month included; 8% orchestration fee; unlimited seats.
Free trialNone statedTrial licence lets individuals build and test agents but not publish them (length not stated); a new free Azure account includes a $200 credit that can be used for agentsNone stated14-day free trial of Pro
PlatformsWeb, APIWebWeb, APIWeb
Integrations (vendor's figure)70+ connectors1,400+ connectors1,000+ apps300+ native integrations
Open sourceNoNoNoNo
Good for
  • An internal assistant that answers questions from Notion, Google Drive and Slack content
  • Agents that draft sales or support replies using company knowledge
  • Scheduled agents that compile weekly reports
  • An internal help agent in Teams that answers staff questions from company documents
  • A website agent that answers customer questions from return policies and product manuals
  • An agent that processes new orders and emails confirmations automatically
  • Researching and enriching prospect lists before outreach
  • Preparing briefs before sales meetings and drafting follow-ups after calls
  • Drafting proposals from deal information
  • Building a shared agent that drafts content or reports from company data
  • Qualifying leads and updating a CRM
  • Analysing sales calls or support tickets
Watch out for
  • The Business plan is for teams of up to 100 people
  • Business allows up to 3 connected data sources and 5 remote MCP servers; unlimited connectors need Enterprise
  • Unused credits do not roll over; SCIM and audit logs are Enterprise-only
  • Publishing agents to channels outside Microsoft 365, such as websites, needs a standalone Copilot Studio plan
  • Prepaid credits reset monthly without rollover; at 125% of prepaid capacity, custom agents are disabled until capacity is added
  • Standalone plans require an Azure subscription to use agents
  • No published prices, free plan or self-serve plan; getting started means talking to sales
  • The only listed plan (Enterprise) uses custom action and vendor-credit allowances rather than fixed published limits
  • No free plan; Pro starts with a 14-day trial
  • When the 20,000 monthly credits run out, agents stop unless pay-as-you-go is turned on ($0.005 per credit; off by default)
  • Pro allows 5 concurrent workflow runs and hosting of 1 MCP server
Made byDustMicrosoft CorporationOnSearch Pty Ltd (trading as Relevance AI)AgentHub Inc. (Gumloop)

Entry prices are the cheapest paid plan, as each vendor publishes it; “What it covers” says what that price is per (a user, a channel, a brand, a number of contacts). The sources are listed on each tool's page.

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