Marketplace of 1,000+ ready-made AI agents, each running on your own always-on cloud VM instead of your computer.
AI employee that lives inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, handling outreach, pipeline, reporting and automations across 3,200+ connected tools.
Pricing
Freemium
Freemium
Category
AI Agents
AI Agents
Platforms
Web, iOS
Web, Slack, Microsoft Teams
Key features
1,000+ ready-made agents
Personal always-on cloud VM
Unlimited parallel tasks
Credit-based usage ($1 = 100 credits)
Page deployment with custom domain
10GB-1TB Drive storage
Connect local browsers
Top-up credits anytime
Lives in Slack & Microsoft Teams
3,200+ tool integrations
Runs code on a cloud VM
Cross-task memory
Outreach & pipeline management
Automations & scheduled runs
Reporting & analysis
Internal app building
Shared team credits
Auto-topup spend caps
Pros
A marketplace of 1,000+ prebuilt agents means you can run useful automations without building or coding an agent yourself
Every paid plan includes a dedicated always-on cloud VM, so agents keep working 24/7 without using your own computer
Unlimited parallel tasks and page deployment with a custom domain from the entry Plus plan
Low entry price — Plus starts at $16/month billed yearly ($20 monthly) — makes an always-on agent VM accessible
Transparent credit conversion ($1 = 100 credits) with top-ups and clear per-plan VM specs
Works from inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, so there is no new dashboard to adopt — it acts where the team already communicates
One shared Team plan covers the whole workspace rather than per-seat licensing
Connects to 3,200+ tools and can run its own code, so tasks span outreach, CRM, reporting and small internal apps
Free $100 credit allowance with no credit card lets a team trial real work before paying
Credits map to actual model usage and roll over, with auto-topup spend caps to limit surprise bills
Cons
The prices shown default to the annual (-20%) rate; month-to-month is meaningfully higher ($20 versus $16 on Plus, $200 versus $160 on Pro), which is easy to under-budget
The free tier has no monthly credits and no VM, so the always-on capability that defines MuleRun requires a paid plan
Agent quality is uneven by design — the 1,000+ agents are built by third parties, so reliability and output vary from agent to agent
Always-on agents consume credits continuously, making heavy 24/7 usage costly and hard to predict on top of the base plan
New platform (operated by Intelligent Cloud Computing (Singapore) Private Limited) with little independent verification of agent quality, uptime or support responsiveness
Credit-based pricing makes the monthly cost hard to predict — Viktor's own examples put 'full project' tasks at 2,000-5,000 credits each, so busy months can exceed the 40,000-credit Team allowance and need top-ups
No paid tier between the $100 free credits and the $100/month Team plan — light and solo users have no cheap entry point
The whole product is built around Slack and Microsoft Teams; teams that do not run one of those do not get the core experience
New in 2026 with little independent verification — the '4.9 on G2' figure and capability demos are vendor-supplied, and Viktor's reliability on real multi-step projects has not been independently tested
Which one should you choose?
MuleRun
Best for: No-code users who want to run prebuilt agents 24/7.
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Read the full MuleRun review
MuleRun is an AI agent marketplace: instead of building agents yourself, you pick from 1,000+ ready-made agents built by others and run them on your own personal cloud VM that stays on 24/7. Each paid account gets a dedicated virtual machine — from 2 cores and 4GB on the entry plan up to 8 cores and 16GB — so agents can browse, run tasks in parallel and keep working in the background without tying up your own machine. Work is paid for with credits ($1 = 100 credits) on top of a monthly plan that sets your VM size, monthly credit allowance, page-deployment limit and storage. The free tier gives signup and daily bonus credits but no monthly credits and no VM; paid plans (Plus, Super, Pro) add the personal VM, monthly credits and higher limits. MuleRun is provided by Intelligent Cloud Computing (Singapore) Private Limited. It is a new platform, and because the 1,000+ agents are built by third parties, the quality and reliability of any individual agent have not been independently verified.
Viktor is an AI employee that works from inside Slack and Microsoft Teams — you @-mention it in the channels your team already uses and it takes the task end to end, from summarizing a thread and updating your CRM to shipping a small internal app. It connects to 3,200+ tools, runs code on its own cloud VM, and remembers past decisions across tasks. Rather than a separate dashboard you have to open, Viktor is designed to sit where work already happens: quick tasks (a Slack summary plus a CRM follow-up), complex workflows (push a website change ready for review), and full projects (build an internal deal-desk app wired to HubSpot and Stripe). It runs on a credit model that maps to real model usage across providers, with a free tier of $100 in credits and a shared Team plan for the whole workspace. Viktor is a new product (2026) and has not yet been broadly independently reviewed, so capabilities beyond the vendor's own demos are unverified.
