6 Best Agentova Alternatives in 2026

Agentova built one of the tidiest AI-employee rosters on the French market: named agents for ops and calendar, customer support over mail and WhatsApp, finance, marketing strategy, content and social, and prospecting, with a phone agent and video generation landing in the changelog. "Vos agents IA qui travaillent pendant que vous dormez" is a good promise, and the WhatsApp support coverage is genuinely rare. Still, people look for an Agentova alternative for predictable reasons: the roster is fixed with one agent per role, role-pack pricing stacks as you activate more of the team, and the French-market framing doesn't fit every business.

Here are the best Agentova alternatives in 2026, from rival rosters to the one-agent model.

1. Molted: the whole roster in one hire

Full disclosure: Molted is our product. Instead of a team of role agents, Molted runs one general AI employee built on OpenClaw, the open-source agent with the largest ecosystem. Brief it on support one day and prospecting the next: it works across your inbox, browser, phone and 1,000+ apps, in whatever language your business runs in. Fully managed, monitored and auto-healed 24/7.

The pricing logic flips: a flat monthly price however many roles the agent plays, instead of role packs that stack. Self-serve, cancel anytime, 24-hour free trial. Read the full Agentova vs Molted comparison.

2. Payrolless: the other French catalog

Payrolless is the closest French rival: a catalog of 20 prebuilt AI employees deployable in 3 clicks, from SDR and Head of Sales to DevOps, Legal Counsel and Data Analyst, with a strong emphasis on security, observability and human validation. Broader catalog than Agentova, same structural bet: more employees means more subscriptions and platform-defined workflows. Our Payrolless comparison.

3. Sintra: the marketplace with the most proof

Sintra runs the biggest AI-employee marketplace, with 50,000+ business owners claimed, 1,000+ integrations, daily budget caps and a review-approve workflow. If you want the roster model with maximum choice and track record, this is it. The helpers mostly live in Sintra's chat, and the subscriptions stack per helper. Our Sintra comparison.

4. Marblism: the anglophone roster

Marblism is essentially Agentova's English-speaking mirror: named employees (Eva, Sonny, Penny…) for inbox, socials, SEO, lead gen, calls and support, with 40k+ businesses claimed. If the roster model works for you but the French framing doesn't, it's the obvious swap, with the usual per-employee economics. Our Marblism comparison.

5. Marcus: one employee in your chat

Marcus takes the opposite road from a roster: one AI employee living in Slack, Teams, email and SMS, connected to tools like Salesforce, Notion, Shopify and your ad platforms, producing deliverables and running scheduled recurring work. Simpler than managing a team of agents; the work stays mediated through chat threads. Our Marcus comparison.

6. Donely: the OpenClaw platform route

Donely deploys OpenClaw-powered agents in about a minute, with hosting, browser sandbox, email inbox and 100+ tools included, and 4,000+ users claimed. It's a platform surface more than a packaged employee: personal agents, workflows and fleet features you may or may not need. Good if you want to assemble; heavier if you just want a hire. Our Donely comparison.

Head to head

The bottom line

If you want to stay on a French catalog, Payrolless is the head-to-head; if you want the roster model at maximum scale, Sintra. But if what wore you down at Agentova was activating pack after pack for a fixed team of role agents, the answer is not a longer roster. It's one adaptable employee that takes every role at one flat price. That's Molted.