MultiOn was a browser agent with an extension and API, now carried by AGI, Inc., which markets AGI-0 for phones instead. Its V1 Beta documentation remains online, but no pricing or current release could be verified, so existing LangChain users should confirm support before building more, and new buyers should shortlist maintained alternatives.
What changed
At the time of this review, MultiOn is a browser-agent product whose domain redirects to AGI, Inc., a lab that now sells the AGI-0 action model. The old docs still describe an Agent API and Chrome extension in V1 Beta. HokAI cannot confirm they are maintained. Verify pricing and availability with the vendor before relying on this page.
Maker: AGI, Inc. · Autonomy: semi autonomous · Maturity: BETA
Underlying models: Not published for the legacy MultiOn agent
About MultiOn
MultiOn was a browser-native AI agent: a Chrome extension and an Agent API that clicked, filled forms and finished tasks on live websites from a plain-language instruction. Its maker, AGI, Inc., now describes itself as an applied research lab. The About page, read on 13 October 2026, says CEO Div Garg "previously founded MultiOn" and lists the company's products as the AGI-0 action models, an AGI Agent assistant and the AGI-RUN inference engine. The multion.ai address redirects to theagi.company, and the new homepage does not mention a browser extension or an API.
The old documentation is still online. docs.multion.ai describes "MultiOn Agent V1 Beta" with a quick start for the Agent API, a Playground, a Chrome extension, remote sessions with proxy support, structured page scraping and parallel agents, and says AgentQ support will arrive in Agent 2.0. The page carries no date, and HokAI could not confirm that the API or the extension still work, which is why this page is flagged as possibly stale. The docs list support@multion.ai and a Discord for questions.
AGI-0 is the product the vendor now sells. AGI, Inc. calls it a small action model, from 2B to 20B+ parameters, that reads the screen, plans steps and taps or types across any app. The vendor claims 97.4% task success on AndroidWorld and says it is the highest published score; HokAI has not reproduced that figure. Android is available now through Google Play, iOS is an early preview, PC is coming soon, and an SDK plus MCP access is listed as coming soon. It is a phone and edge product, and the vendor does not say it replaces the MultiOn browser API.
Where MultiOn can still make sense: a team that already runs a LangChain pipeline on the MultiOn toolkit may keep it while the docs stay up, but should write to support before building anything new on it. Everyone else has maintained options. Browser Use and Skyvern are open browser agents, Browserbase and TinyFish sell browser infrastructure, and Manus runs longer jobs asynchronously (see Manus vs ChatGPT agent). Framework users can compare LangChain, LlamaIndex and CrewAI. For a wider shortlist, read best agentic AI, browse the AI agents directory, for no-code routes compare Zapier, Genspark and HyperWrite, read the OpenAI agents and computer-use pricing guide, or answer a few questions in Smart Match to get options matched to your use.
Pricing
No price is published for MultiOn. The vendor's homepage has no pricing page (the old /pricing address now redirects to the AGI, Inc. site), and docs.multion.ai lists no plans or per-task rates. Earlier versions of this page described a free extension and a quote-only API; neither could be re-confirmed from a current vendor page, so treat any cost as unknown and ask support@multion.ai. The AGI-0 app is listed on Google Play with no price shown on the vendor site. Alternatives with public pricing include [Browser Use](/hub/agents/browser-use) and [Browserbase](/hub/tools/browserbase).
Key Features
- Agent API (V1 Beta docs): The still-online documentation describes an Agent API for autonomous web actions from natural-language commands, with a quick start and a Playground; the page is undated and its current status is unconfirmed.
- Remote sessions with proxy support: The docs say sessions run remotely with native proxy support aimed at bot protection, and that agents can run in parallel.
- Chrome extension: The docs list a Chrome browser extension for interacting with the agent locally; the vendor homepage no longer mentions it.
- Structured page scraping: The docs list full-page structured data scraping for LLM use as one of the agent's capabilities.
- AGI-0 on Android: The vendor's current product is AGI-0, an action model that operates phone apps; Android is available now, iOS is an early preview and PC is listed as coming.
Strengths
- The developer documentation is still online and lists an Agent API, Playground, remote sessions with proxy support and parallel agents, so an existing integration has a reference to work from.
- A LangChain integration page for MultiOn exists, which matters for a team that already built an agent pipeline on that toolkit.
- The maker, AGI, Inc., lists investors Menlo Ventures and Point72 Ventures plus partners Qualcomm, Lenovo and Visa on its About page, so the company itself is active.
- AGI-0 is documented on the vendor site with platform status per OS (Android now, iOS preview, PC coming), which is more transparent than most agent vendors.
Weaknesses
- The multion.ai domain redirects to AGI, Inc., whose homepage no longer mentions the MultiOn extension or API, so it is unclear whether the browser product is still sold or supported.
- No price, plan or free-tier information could be found on a current vendor page, so cost cannot be compared with competitors that publish it.
- The docs are undated and say AgentQ support will come in Agent 2.0; HokAI found no release or news confirming that version shipped.
- The 97.4% AndroidWorld score is a vendor claim for AGI-0, not for the MultiOn browser agent, and HokAI has not reproduced it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MultiOn still active in 2026?
Possibly. As of 13 October 2026, multion.ai redirects to AGI, Inc., whose About page says its CEO previously founded MultiOn and lists AGI-0 as the current product. The old docs at docs.multion.ai are still online. HokAI cannot confirm the API or Chrome extension are maintained, so verify with support@multion.ai before building on them.
What does MultiOn actually cost?
No current price could be found. The vendor homepage has no pricing page and the documentation lists no plans or per-task rates. Earlier descriptions of a free extension and quote-only API could not be re-confirmed, so ask the vendor directly. Competitors such as Browser Use and Browserbase publish their pricing.
How is AGI-0 related to MultiOn?
AGI-0 is the product AGI, Inc. now sells. The vendor describes it as a 2B to 20B+ parameter action model that reads the screen and acts across phone apps, with Android available now and iOS in early preview. It targets phones and edge devices; nothing on the vendor site says it takes over the MultiOn browser API.
Which tools compete with MultiOn in 2026?
The nearest listed matches are Browser Use and Skyvern; infrastructure buyers look at Browserbase or TinyFish, and long asynchronous jobs go to Manus. If you work inside an agent framework, compare LangChain, LlamaIndex and CrewAI before committing to a connector with unclear support.
How do you set up MultiOn?
The docs describe a getting-started guide for the Agent API, a Playground to try the agent without setup and a Chrome extension. They are labelled V1 Beta and undated, and the vendor homepage no longer mentions them, so write to support@multion.ai or use the docs Discord first. For the current AGI-0 product, the vendor links its Android app on Google Play.
Top Alternatives
- Browser Use: Browser Use is the better choice for a browser agent with a current repository and public pricing; MultiOn fits only teams already on its toolkit.
- Skyvern: Skyvern suits multi-site workflow automation with published plans, while MultiOn has no verifiable current plan.
HokAI guides covering MultiOn
- Best AI Agents in 2026: Autonomy Level Matters More Than Benchmarks: Best AI agents in 2026, compared by autonomy level and domain fit instead of benchmark score, with real pricing for Claude Code, Jules, Fugu, and Artisan.