The three price tags, explained
Free, Free Trial and Paid are not marketing labels — they describe how the agent is billed:
- Free — costs nothing to run, and stays free
- Free Trial — test a paid agent before you subscribe; the trial terms are shown on the agent page
- Paid — a subscription, hourly rental or one-time download, shown up front on the card
What free agents are good for
Free agents on Capafy are not demos. They are full Skills that publishers choose to list at no cost — real workflows like letting any LLM watch videos, generating kids content or repurposing long-form content.
They are ideal for real tasks, first experiments, and for building your working habits on the platform before spending anything.
When paying makes sense
Paid agents usually mean deeper workflows, heavier compute, or premium models — CloneCut, for example, builds on Seedance 2.0 to clone viral video formats.
The math is personal: if an agent saves you hours every week, its price is trivial next to the outcome. Judge by the result, not by the tag.
How to decide in practice
A simple order of operations that avoids wasted spend:
- Start with a free or trial agent in your category
- Check sales and ratings — they reflect real buyers
- Compare the price against what the same work would cost you elsewhere
- Move up to a paid agent when a workflow has proven its value
Starting free on Capafy AI
Browsing is free and so are the free agents. Sign in with Google, open any agent and press Run — no APK, no download, on desktop or mobile. Your workspace and history are saved from the first run.
Updated October 2026. Facts checked against the live Capafy AI marketplace.