# EximAgent — Trade-intelligence agent for exporters: buyer discovery, HS codes, tariffs, sanctions screening and reviewed outreach.

> Source: The Agents Index — https://theagentsindex.com/eximagent (structured, researched, re-verified)
> Facts last verified: 2026-10-12

EximAgent is a trade-intelligence agent for exporters and importers, sold as a command-line tool, a web app and a skill that coding agents can drive. It runs buyer discovery, HS classification, tariff and sanctions checks, company enrichment and reviewed outreach.

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Website | https://eximagent.ai |
| Price | free, then from $29/month |
| Free tier | Yes |

Free plan: $0/mo, 100 credits a month, 1 workspace, community support. Outreach campaigns, smart quotes, bulk research and API access are not included. The refund policy states there is no trial period and no card taken before it, and the free allowance does not roll over.

## What it does

**Done-for-you service** · No — You run the software yourself on self-serve monthly plans; the vendor describes a CLI and web app, not a staffed service, and the 'hire an Intern' framing is packaging language for those plans.

> EximAgent is a trade-intelligence CLI built for AI agents and the teams behind them. From a single command line it runs buyer and importer discovery, HS-code classification, tariff and NTM lookups
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'What is EximAgent?' answer

## How much it does unattended

**Runs autonomously** · Partly — Research pipelines run unattended end to end, but every billable run and every outbound message is gated on an explicit human confirmation, so a full task stops short of sending by design.

> Outreach always starts with a dry-run preview that shows exactly what would be sent and to whom. Nothing leaves until you explicitly confirm, and a countdown gives you a final window to cancel
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'How does outreach stay safe to send?' answer

**Multi-agent** · Yes — The vendor packages five named specialists — Analyst, Outbound, Inbound, Expo and Compliance — that each finish a job and pass structured context to the next rather than restarting the work.

> EximAgent employees do not work in silos. Each specialist completes its part and passes structured context to the next, turning an expo conversation into a researched, ready-to-review campaign
> — https://eximagent.ai · Handoffs section, 'Specialists that hand work forward.'

**Agent permissions** · Partly — The agent may research and draft freely, but anything that costs credits or leaves your account needs a preview and an explicit confirmation first, so its unsupervised authority is deliberately narrow.

> Billable operations always show a preview or dry-run with an estimate first and run only after you explicitly confirm. Confirmed runs consume credits as quoted; previews and dry-runs do not.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/terms · 'The service and billable runs' section

## Which models it runs on

**Claude** · Partly — Claude Code is named as a coding agent that can read the skill file and drive the CLI, but the vendor never says which model powers EximAgent's own hosted agent.

> Coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex CLI can do exactly that: paste the one-line prompt, and the agent reads the skill, installs the CLI if needed, and drives it for you.
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'Why doesn't pasting the skill into claude.ai, Gemini, or ChatGPT work?' answer

**GPT** · Partly — OpenAI's Codex CLI is listed among the agents that can operate EximAgent, and the same answer rules out web ChatGPT, which has no terminal to run commands in.

> Coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex CLI can do exactly that: paste the one-line prompt, and the agent reads the skill, installs the CLI if needed, and drives it for you.
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'Why doesn't pasting the skill into claude.ai, Gemini, or ChatGPT work?' answer

## Where you use it

**In your editor** · Partly — Cursor and Windsurf are named as agents that can install and drive the CLI from inside the editor, which is an editor-hosted path rather than a first-party IDE extension the vendor documents.

> Coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex CLI can do exactly that: paste the one-line prompt, and the agent reads the skill, installs the CLI if needed, and drives it for you.
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'Why doesn't pasting the skill into claude.ai, Gemini, or ChatGPT work?' answer

**On the command line** · Yes — The terminal is the primary surface: one installed binary runs discovery, classification, tariffs, sanctions, enrichment and staged outreach commands.

> EximAgent is a trade-intelligence CLI built for AI agents and the teams behind them. From a single command line it runs buyer and importer discovery, HS-code classification, tariff and NTM lookups
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'What is EximAgent?' answer

**In a browser** · Yes — A hosted web app at chat.eximagent.ai offers the same capabilities for buyers who would rather not install the CLI at all.

> The web app at chat.eximagent.ai remains available if you prefer not to install anything.
> — https://eximagent.ai/cli · FAQ, 'Why doesn't pasting the skill into claude.ai, Gemini, or ChatGPT work?' answer, closing sentence

## What it costs to run

**How it meters** · Yes — Billing is per credit against an outcome — a partner check, a qualified buyer — and the credit rate is identical on every plan and every surface.

> Credits are the only meter. One action costs a published number of credits, and that number is the same whichever door you use — our web app, the command line, or your own agent through the connector.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/refund · 'What you are buying' section, opening paragraph

**Free tier** · Yes — A standing Free plan carries 100 credits a month with no card taken and no time limit, so a buyer can run real work before paying.

> Every new account receives a free credit allowance. There is no trial period, no separate trial plan, and no card taken before it. The allowance renews each month and does not roll over.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/refund · 'The free allowance' section

**API access** · Partly — API access is withheld from Free and Starter and switches on at Growth ($150/mo) and Pro; the Market Desk add-on also carries an in-scope API for your own agent.

> Everything in Starter | Similar-profile lookup · exclusive | Assisted deal threads · coming soon | API access · bulk research up to 1,000 | Priority support
> — https://eximagent.ai/pricing · Build your own stack, Growth plan card feature list

**MCP server** · Partly — Another agent can query EximAgent through the CLI skill file or the connector at the same credit rate, but no MCP server is documented anywhere on the site.

> One action costs a published number of credits, and that number is the same whichever door you use — our web app, the command line, or your own agent through the connector.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/refund · 'What you are buying' section, opening paragraph

## Buying it for a team

**A company can buy it** · Partly — Plans are sold to one workspace with no per-seat licence, and the vendor says multi-user is still to come on Starter, so a team buys one account rather than organisation seats today.

> On Core and WhatsApp, seats punish collaboration — bring your whole team; more people doing more work simply uses more credits. The one exception is Market Desk: its in-scope usage is unlimited
> — https://eximagent.ai/pricing · FAQ, 'Why don't you charge per seat?' answer

**Seat model** · Partly — Core plans are not priced per seat at all; only the Market Desk add-on names seats, shipping three and charging $20 a month for each additional one.

> The one exception is Market Desk: its in-scope usage is unlimited, so it comes with 3 named seats (add more for $20/mo each).
> — https://eximagent.ai/pricing · FAQ, 'Why don't you charge per seat?' answer

**Pooled budget** · Yes — One credit allowance covers everyone on the account: the vendor explicitly invites a whole team onto a plan and lets their work draw down the same balance.

> bring your whole team; more people doing more work simply uses more credits
> — https://eximagent.ai/pricing · FAQ, 'Why don't you charge per seat?' answer

## What happens to your code

**Opt out of training** · Partly — The vendor takes only the licence needed to run the service and limits product improvement to aggregated, de-identified usage data, but publishes no explicit model-training statement or opt-out switch.

> You grant us the limited license needed to host, process, and display that content back to you and to operate the service. We may use aggregated, de-identified usage data to improve the product.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/terms · 'Your content' section

**Data residency** · Partly — Data may be processed outside your own country with safeguards where required; no region choice, data-centre location or named jurisdiction is offered to a buyer.

> We may process and store data in countries other than your own. Where required, we use appropriate safeguards for cross-border transfers.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/privacy · 'International transfers' section

**Getting out** · Partly — You can take your account data out, but unused credits above the plan's rollover cap expire at each renewal and requesting account removal forfeits the current period's balance immediately.

> A plan gives you a monthly credit allowance, renewed each period. At each renewal, credits above your plan's rollover cap expire.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/refund · 'What you are buying' section, plan bullet

**Certifications** · Partly — The privacy policy honours GDPR-style access, objection and portability rights, but no SOC 2, ISO 27001 or other audited certification is claimed on any page.

> Depending on your jurisdiction (for example under the GDPR or similar laws), you may have additional rights such as objection, restriction, and portability. Email us to exercise them.
> — https://eximagent.ai/policies/privacy · 'Your rights and choices' section, final bullet

## The Agents Index in AI answers

1 of 1 answer cites The Agents Index.

| Engine | Result | Question | Asked on | Other sources |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Perplexity | Cites The Agents Index | EximAgent alternatives | 2026-10-13 | eximagent.ai, turingpost.com, vellum.ai, manus.im, securityboulevard.com, agilityportal.io |

## What changed

- 2026-10-12 — Capabilities · Free tier · Price · Terms

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