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Agentic AI Platform Pricing Head-to-Head: Salesforce, Microsoft, Google, AWS, IBM, ServiceNow, Databricks and LangChain Compared

Eight enterprise agent platforms, eight very different ways to charge you. We put Agentforce 360's Flex Credits against Copilot Studio's credit packs, Gemini Enterprise's $21 seats, AgentCore's 13 meters, watsonx Orchestrate's tiers, ServiceNow's unpublished pricing, Agent Bricks' governance-first design and LangSmith's $39 seat — and name the winners for each buyer.

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Google

Google Gemini Enterprise

Google's standalone agentic AI platform starts at an aggressive $21 per seat, but separately billed compute, an unpublished Plus price and conflicting storage figures make the real cost hard to pin down before you talk to sales.

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

AWS's modular agent platform covers the unglamorous parts of production AI agents — runtime, memory, tools, identity, observability — without locking you into a framework or model. Compelling for teams already on AWS, though the absence of published per-unit rates makes budgeting an act of faith.

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4.0

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IBM

IBM watsonx Orchestrate

IBM's agentic control plane is a credible enterprise bet — prebuilt agents, hybrid deployment and genuine third-party agent governance — but the jump from $530 to $6,360 a month leaves a gaping hole in the middle of the lineup, and smaller teams shouldn't apply.

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