What is Agno?
Python framework and runtime for building AI agents and teams and serving them from your own cloud.
Who is Agno best for?
Agno is best for Python engineering teams that build AI agents and run them as services in their own cloud.
Agents inside your product
AgentOS serves agents over a REST API, to Claude and ChatGPT over MCP, and in Slack or Discord.
Multi-agent workflows
Agents can work as teams that delegate tasks, and workflows add routing, conditions, loops and parallel steps.
Data that must stay in-house
Sessions, memory, knowledge and traces live in your own database and cloud, and Agno meters nothing.
Long-running and sensitive jobs
Durable execution survives restarts, a scheduler runs agents on a timetable, and human approval can gate risky actions.
How much does Agno cost?
Agno's SDK and AgentOS runtime are free and open source with no usage limits; the hosted control plane for a live deployment costs $150 a month on Pro, and Enterprise is priced on request.
- Agno SDK and AgentOS runtime, Apache 2.0
- Unlimited usage and retention
- Control plane for a local AgentOS
- Control plane for 1 live AgentOS
- 3 team seats and basic role-based access
- Email support
Pro add-ons cost $30 a month per extra seat, $95 a month per extra live AgentOS connection and $300 a month for SAML SSO, and Pro starts with a free trial. Enterprise is priced on request and adds end-user audit logs, custom roles, an SLA and an optional self-hosted control plane. No plan charges per event, for compute, storage or egress. Full pricing on agno.com. We checked these prices on .
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Is Agno open source?
Yes. Agno's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
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- Last commit
- 12 Nov
- Repository age
- 4 years
- Latest release
- 12 Nov
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- agno-agi/agno
What are the best Agno alternatives?
Agno is an open source alternative to Claude Managed Agents and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. eve, NemoClaw and Omnara do the same job and are open source too.
Claude Managed AgentsPaidHosted agent sessions with memory and orchestration on Anthropic's platform.
Gemini Enterprise Agent PlatformFreemiumGoogle Cloud's successor to Vertex AI for building, running and governing enterprise AI agents.
eveOpen SourceVercel's open-source framework for durable backend agents.
NemoClawOpen SourceNVIDIA's sandbox for agents that routes credentials and controls network access.
OmnaraOpen SourceDurable agents that survive crashes and resume, behind one API.
Questions about Agno
What is Agno?
Python framework and runtime for building AI agents and teams and serving them from your own cloud.
Who is Agno for?
Agno is best for Python engineering teams that build AI agents and run them as services in their own cloud.
Is Agno free?
Yes. Agno has a free Self-hosted plan: agno SDK and AgentOS runtime, Apache 2.0.
How much does Agno cost?
Agno's paid plans are Pro at $150 per month.
Is Agno open source?
Yes. Agno's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best Agno alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Claude Managed Agents, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, eve, NemoClaw and Omnara.
Where can I try Agno?
On its official website, agno.com.
Can AgentOS run agents built with other frameworks?
Yes. Agno says AgentOS and its control plane work with agents built on the Agno SDK, LangGraph, the Claude Agent SDK or Codex, so you can serve them through the same API, MCP server and chat interfaces.
Does Agno collect telemetry?
Yes, by default. Agno sends one telemetry event per agent to learn which model providers people use, but never prompts, messages or outputs. Setting AGNO_TELEMETRY=false turns it off.
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