What is BuildMyAgent?
Reviewed BuildMyAgent's site, integrations catalog, and pricing as of 2026-10-26; not deployed yet, so nothing here is hands-on. BuildMyAgent is a no-code platform where you describe an AI agent in plain language, accept the generated plan, and launch it against 600+ integrations (Gmail, Slack, WhatsApp, Shopify, Stripe, TikTok, and more). It targets AI automation agencies: sub-accounts per client, white labeling from the Scale tier, and an internal marketplace. Two honest caveats from the review: the site was rebranded from TestMyPrompt and its testimonial wall still mixes the two names, and we found zero independent reviews anywhere — no Trustpilot profile, no G2 page, no Product Hunt listing. Pricing verified 2026-10-26: $25/mo Starter with 500 credits up to $297/mo Scale with 10,000 credits.
Key Features
Prompt-to-agent creation
Describe the agent you want in plain language, accept the generated plan, and watch it build — no coding required, with prebuilt agents as a starting point.
Sub-accounts & white label
Client sub-accounts scale by tier (1 → 5 → unlimited); Scale adds white-label sub-accounts and whitelabel demos so agencies resell agents under their own brand.
600+ integrations
Catalog spanning Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, WhatsApp Business API, Sheets, Discord, Notion, Salesforce, Telegram, Twilio, Instagram, TikTok, Shopify, Stripe, Zapier, Make, Apify, and generative models like Veo 3 — each with OAuth or API-key auth.
Marketplace & community
An internal marketplace where clients and builders post offers (the site cites users landing consulting deals through it) plus a community the vendor claims totals 100K+ AI builders.
Pros & Cons
What works
- Agents are created from a plain-language brief — describe the task, accept the plan, and the platform builds it, with no coding required per the site's own FAQ.
- Deep integration catalog with dedicated pages per app (600+ services listed, from Gmail and Slack to Shopify, Stripe, TikTok, and Google's Veo 3 video model), auth via OAuth or API key.
- Agency-shaped from the entry tier: unlimited agents on every plan, 1 sub-account at $25/mo, scaling to 5 sub-accounts and then unlimited with white-label sub-accounts and demos.
- Lowest entry price in its agent-builder niche: $25/mo buys 500 credits and unlimited agents, so the first client demo costs less than a typical agency lunch.
Watch out for
- No independent review footprint exists: Trustpilot has no profile for the domain, G2 has no product page, Product Hunt has no listing under either BuildMyAgent or its former name — refund, uptime, and support quality are entirely unverified.
- Credit metering is opaque: usage 'depends on length, complexity and the AI model' per the site FAQ, with no published per-credit rates, so the monthly bill per agent is a guess until you run it.
- Marketing copy shows rebrand scars: at least 6 of ~14 homepage testimonials still reference the former TestMyPrompt brand, one quote is credited to 'Anonymous @user', and the homepage says 800+ apps while the integrations page says 600+.
- No security or compliance documentation anywhere in the sitemap (only Terms and Privacy), and pricing jumps from $297/mo (Scale) straight to $2,000+/mo (Enterprise) with no middle tier.
Who is it for?
Freelancers and consultants building their first client automation
Starter at $25/mo covers unlimited agents, 500 credits, and the first sub-account — enough to demo and deliver client #1 without a sales call.
Small AI agencies running chatbots for up to five clients
Growth ($79/mo) adds 5 sub-accounts and marketplace access; white labeling only arrives at Scale ($297/mo), so brandable resale requires the bigger commitment.
Non-technical founders automating internal workflows
Prompt-first creation removes the coding barrier, but credit-metered billing with no published rates makes monthly cost unpredictable until you've run the agent a while.
Engineering teams and compliance-sensitive enterprises
No code-level control, no security/compliance documentation in the sitemap, and the Enterprise tier jumps to $2,000+/mo — procurement will want paperwork this site doesn't provide.
Reviewed BuildMyAgent's site, integrations catalog, and pricing on 2026-10-26; not deployed yet, so nothing below is hands-on. Also flagged up front: this product used to be called TestMyPrompt, and parts of its own homepage haven't caught up.
BuildMyAgent is a no-code AI agent builder aimed at AI automation agencies. You type what the agent should do, accept the generated plan, and it assembles the agent against a catalog the integrations page counts at 600+ services — Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, WhatsApp, Shopify, Stripe, TikTok, plus generative models like Google's Veo 3. Every tier gets unlimited agents; what scales is credits (500 → 3,000 → 10,000 per month) and client sub-accounts (1 → 5 → unlimited, with white labeling from Scale). A built-in marketplace lets buyers and builders trade agent gigs, and the vendor claims a community of 100K+ builders.
The Catch
The billing currency is credits, and the site's own explanation of consumption is that it 'depends on length, complexity and the AI model' — no per-credit rates published anywhere. Nominal arithmetic from the verified tiers: $0.05/credit at Starter, about $0.026 at Growth, about $0.03 at Scale — but the real per-agent cost is unknowable until an agent has run for a month. Bigger than the bill is the proof problem: we found zero independent reviews. No Trustpilot profile exists for the domain, G2 has no product page, Product Hunt has no listing under either BuildMyAgent or TestMyPrompt, and a web search returns exactly one relevant result — the vendor's own site. If you build client deliverables on this, you're underwriting the vendor personally, so keep the first month cheap (Growth's $19.75 trial month exists for exactly that) and don't commit an annual plan while the -40% annual prices remain unpublished. Who wastes money here: agencies that sell a fixed-fee retainer on day one, then discover their agent's credit burn exceeds the allotment. Quote per-agent, meter credits, and reprice after month one.
What it actually costs
| Tier | Price | Credits | Nominal $/credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $25/mo | 500 | $0.05 |
| Growth | $79/mo | 3,000 | ~$0.026 |
| Scale | $297/mo | 10,000 | ~$0.03 |
| Enterprise | $2,000+/mo | bulk deals | n/a |
Where it fits
For a solo consultant demoing an AI service to a first client, the $25 entry with unlimited agents is the draw. Agencies reselling white-label agents start at Scale's $297. If you need a platform with a public review track record first, Relevance AI is the bigger agent workforce play, WotNot covers no-code chatbot-plus-agent flows with more field mileage, and if the agents end up answering customers inside WhatsApp groups, Periskope is the inbox layer on top.
The build is no-code. The bill is credits.
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