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6 Moveworks alternatives (2026)
The closest alternatives to Moveworks in October 2026 are Salesforce Agentforce, LangChain and Glean.
6 agents compared · 4 with a free plan · prices checked 2 September–23 October 2026
Reviewed by The Agents Index editorial team.
Moveworks and its alternatives at a glance
| Agent | Best for | Starts at | Better than Moveworks at | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moveworks | Large, often regulated enterprises (finance, healthcare, government-adjacent) that want one AI assistant handling IT, HR and finance requests across 100+ existing systems, and that value deep compliance certification over self-serve simplicity. | On quote source | 20 September 2026 | |
| Salesforce Agentforce | Salesforce service, sales, field-service and employee-support teams that need agents to act on CRM records and have Salesforce admin or developer capacity. | Free, then $5/user per month source | Writes code, Debugs and fixes | 3 September 2026 |
| LangChain | Engineering teams building a bespoke, production-grade agent who want the largest integration ecosystem plus real stateful control. | Free, then $39/seat/month source | Writes code, Ships it | 18 September 2026 |
| Glean | Large and mid-market enterprises whose biggest AI-agent blocker is fragmented, permission-sensitive knowledge scattered across 100+ internal tools, and who want employees building department-specific agents on that indexed knowledge without writing code. | On quote source | Writes code, Claude | 19 October 2026 |
| ElevenLabs Agents | Developers and product teams who want ElevenLabs' voice quality and cloning as the foundation of their agent, and are comfortable assembling the rest of the stack themselves. | Free, then $6/month source | Claude, Open models | 18 October 2026 |
| Blits.ai Agentic AI for the Enterprise | regulated enterprises putting agents into banking, insurance and service desk workflows | On quote source | Done-for-you service, Claude | 23 October 2026 |
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Salesforce Agentforce
Salesforce's platform for building, deploying and monitoring AI agents on top of CRM data.
From FreeWhy it's on this listFor the Salesforce-first team weighing one platform vendor's roadmap against the other. Agentforce for HR Service and Agentforce IT Service do the same job Moveworks does -- 24/7 employee self-service across IT and HR requests -- and Salesforce's own testing claims 96% automatic resolution. Pricing runs three parallel meters, all Salesforce-published: $2 per conversation (its original 2024 model), Flex Credits at $500 per 100,000 (about $0.10 for a simple action), or a flat per-user license from $5 to $550/month by tier. The tradeoff: you are still betting your employee-support layer on one company's platform and roadmap -- just Salesforce's instead of ServiceNow's -- and it only makes sense if you are already running, or willing to run, Salesforce underneath it.
Where it improves on Moveworks
- +Writes code · YesThe Agentforce Vibes coding agent turns a natural-language description into Salesforce code and metadata.Source ↗
- +Debugs and fixes · YesVibes runs the test or deployment, reads the failure and iterates toward a fix rather than stopping at the error.Source ↗
- +Ships it · YesIt deploys metadata to the org itself, and through the Salesforce DX MCP Server's DevOps Center tools it commits and opens pull requests; deploy and delete stay approval-gated by default.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Agent permissions · PartlyGuardrails and filters bound which topics and actions an agent may reach and data access honours existing Salesforce permissions, but an approval-before-every-action mode is documented only for the Agentforce Vibes coding agent.Source ↗
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LangChain
Open source agent frameworks plus LangSmith, a hosted platform to trace, evaluate, deploy and govern agents.
From FreeWhy it's on this listWrites code · YesThe vendor ships dcode, a free open-source terminal coding agent that writes and runs code from a prompt; it is a separate package from the paid LangSmith platform.Source ↗
Where it improves on Moveworks
- +Ships it · YesLangSmith Deployment runs agents in production with one-click deploy from Studio and a control-plane API; the free Developer plan shows Deployment as N/A, so shipping starts at Plus.Source ↗
- +Claude · YesA first-party langchain-anthropic package covers Claude with tool calling, structured output and streaming, and the LLM Gateway routes Anthropic model IDs with one LangSmith key.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Audit log · PartlyA tamper-resistant log of administrative actions with a UI, an API and 400-day retention exists, but the vendor states plainly it is Enterprise-only: Developer and Plus get nothing.Source ↗
- −Single sign-on · PartlyGoogle and GitHub social login come with the cheap plans, but SAML single sign-on and SCIM provisioning are Enterprise-only; self-hosted installs can wire up almost any OIDC provider.Source ↗
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Glean
Enterprise AI platform: permission-aware search, assistant and no-code agents over connected work apps.
Why it's on this listFor the reader who wants a vendor-neutral "Work AI" layer instead of an assistant now sold as part of one ITSM vendor's roadmap. Glean runs permission-aware search, an AI assistant and a no-code agent builder across 275+ connectors and 100+ systems, grounded in its own Knowledge Graph -- explicitly positioned as broader than ticketing automation, not narrower. Glean discloses no public pricing; third-party buyer reporting converges on roughly $45-50/user/month base plus a ~$15/user/month AI add-on and consumption credits, with a practical ~100-seat minimum and enterprise contracts commonly reaching six figures -- treat this as buyer-sourced, not vendor-confirmed. The tradeoff: Glean is a broader search-and-agent platform, not a purpose-built ITSM/HR deflection tool, so out-of-the-box employee-support workflows take more setup than Moveworks' packaged ones.
Where it improves on Moveworks
- +Writes code · YesCode Writer is a coding agent that clones connected GitHub repositories, edits them and opens pull requests under the user's own Git identity; it needs a connected code host.Source ↗
- +Claude · YesAnthropic models are part of the Model Hub's curated set and Claude Haiku, Sonnet and Opus variants appear with their own token rates in the published rate card.Source ↗
- +Open models · YesOpen-weight models are served through Glean's providers under zero-retention terms, and admins enable them by creator region rather than one model at a time.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Ships it · NoThe coding agent stops at a pull request and defers to existing branch protections, CODEOWNERS and approval flows; no vendor page claims Glean deploys or releases the change.Source ↗
- −Done-for-you service · NoBuyers license software per user; Glean operates the infrastructure and application in either deployment model but the vendor's pages describe no consulting or build-for-you engagement.Source ↗
- −Agent permissions · PartlyWrite tools ask for confirmation unless an admin marks them eligible and the agent builder also enables it for that step, so unattended write access is a deliberate two-level opt-in.Source ↗
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ElevenLabs Agents
Hosted platform for building voice and chat agents, with telephony, SDKs and a choice of LLM.
From FreeWhy it's on this listClaude · YesAnthropic models are natively selectable in agent settings; a few older Claude models drop out in EU data-residency workspaces.Source ↗
Where it improves on Moveworks
- +Open models · YesOpen-weight models run two ways: ElevenLabs-hosted Qwen in the native model list, or Llama and Mixtral through a custom LLM endpoint such as Together AI, Groq or SambaNova.Source ↗
- +Model choice · YesYou pick the model per agent, plus a backup cascade; LLM usage is billed on top of the plan and varies by model.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Admin controls · PartlyGuardrails constrain what an agent may say and per-tool approval constrains what it may do, but Guardrails is in Alpha and enabling MCP servers is not restricted to admins.Source ↗
- −Audit log · PartlyOCSF-schema logs over 100 administrative endpoints, pullable into a SIEM, but gated on Enterprise tier plus an API key holding audit_log_read.Source ↗
- −Single sign-on · PartlySAML and OIDC with domain verification, plus SCIM provisioning, all Enterprise-only; SAML is service-provider-initiated only and Entra over OIDC is discouraged.Source ↗
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TaleVerified
Open-source project workspace where teams assign tasks to AI coding agents running in sandboxes.
From FreeWhy it's on this listWrites code · YesProject agents run on a coding harness that reads and writes files and runs commands in a sandbox, so new code is authored from the task brief.Source ↗
Where it improves on Moveworks
- +Claude · YesClaude Code is a supported harness with managed or direct credentials, and Anthropic subscriptions are served through a subscription broker as well as API keys.Source ↗
- +Open models · YesA custom provider credential points at a self-hosted model server such as vLLM or Ollama, or any internal gateway speaking the OpenAI or Anthropic API.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Ships it · NoWork stops at collected deliverables and a review verdict; the vendor states plainly that a review does not merge a pull request, and connector writes are refused to agents.Source ↗
- −Runs autonomously · PartlyAn agent completes a task unattended and posts its report, but it must stop at In review and cannot approve its own result, so a person or a separate reviewer agent closes the loop.Source ↗
- −Agent permissions · PartlyEach agent is granted explicit tools, skills and secrets, connector writes are refused to the agent broker, and external automation writes pause for approval by default.Source ↗
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Blits.ai Agentic AI for the EnterpriseVerified
Enterprise platform and delivery service for governed AI agent workflows.
Why it's on this listDone-for-you service · YesBlits.ai supplies both the platform and a team that builds, deploys, operates, and improves customer use cases.Source ↗
Where it improves on Moveworks
Trade-offs against Moveworks
- −Agent permissions · PartlyRead-only tools run automatically, while tools that move money or change data require approval by default and can be disabled.Source ↗
- −Single sign-on · PartlyMicrosoft Entra and Google SSO are supported for admin login; the vendor names no SAML or generic OIDC provider support.Source ↗
What to watch for
- MoveworksSales-led enterprise-only: no self-serve signup, no published pricing, no free tier at any size, and an effective 1,000-employee floor below which the AWS Marketplace band does not start.
- Salesforce AgentforceBest fit is a Salesforce-first environment. A CRM-neutral team will need separate integrations and may not recover the platform's data and workflow advantages.
- LangChainFast-moving: core abstractions have changed across major versions, so older tutorials can mislead.
- GleanSales-led enterprise-only. No self-serve signup or published pricing at any deployment size.
- ElevenLabs AgentsCovers the voice + LLM-orchestration layer, not a turnkey ops product, CRM/helpdesk workflows, observability and compliance UI are yours to build.
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Questions buyers ask
What are the best alternatives to Moveworks?
Salesforce Agentforce, LangChain and Glean are the closest. They share the most of Moveworks's features.
What is the cheapest alternative to Moveworks?
Salesforce Agentforce, LangChain and ElevenLabs Agents and 1 more have a free plan.
Which agents here have a free plan?
4 of the 6: Salesforce Agentforce, LangChain, ElevenLabs Agents and Tale.
When were these prices checked?
Between 2 September 2026 and 23 October 2026, each read on the maker's own pricing page.
Sources and method
Closest first: most of Moveworks's features, then the fewest gaps. How we rank
Every price here was read on the agent maker's own pricing page.
- Moveworks: moveworks.com/us/en/pricing, checked 20 September 2026
- Salesforce Agentforce: salesforce.com/agentforce/pricing, checked 3 September 2026
- LangChain: langchain.com/pricing, checked 18 September 2026
- Glean: docs.glean.com/glean-core-suite-pricing, checked 19 October 2026
- ElevenLabs Agents: elevenlabs.io/pricing/agents, checked 2 September 2026
- Tale: tale.dev/pricing, checked 3 October 2026
- Blits.ai Agentic AI for the Enterprise: blits.ai/pricing, checked 23 October 2026
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