Comparison
AgentMesh vs Dust
Quick answer
Dust helps teams build AI assistants over their company knowledge. AgentMesh focuses on teams of agents that take actions and run on their own — with explicit orchestration modes, a template marketplace, and flat $29/mo pricing.
| Feature | AgentMesh | Dust |
|---|---|---|
| No-code builder | Yes — agent canvas | Yes |
| Multi-agent orchestration | Sequential, parallel, conditional, fan-out, DAG, loop | Assistants + apps |
| Agent tools | HTTP, email, Slack, webhooks, Google Calendar | Connections/tools |
| Automation | Cron schedules + inbound webhook triggers | Triggers |
| Marketplace templates | Yes — install in a click | Templates |
| Bring your own LLM key | Yes — and it removes the daily run limit entirely. No per-task or per-credit fee on top. | Not published — 20+ models bundled, metered in credits. |
| Pricing | Free, Pro $29/mo flat — one price, any number of people | Per seat: Pro ~$30/seat/mo, Max ~$150/seat/mo, plus credit allowances |
Dust details last verified 2026-08-18 against their published pricing. Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
Frequently asked questions
Is AgentMesh a Dust alternative?
Yes, for teams that want agents that act and run automatically, composed in explicit workflows, at flat pricing.
Can agents act, not just answer?
Yes — agents call APIs, send email/Slack, fire webhooks and update your calendar during a run.
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