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Gemini app agent mode

Best for: People who live in Gmail, Docs and Android.

From £4.49 a monthEntry price
YesFree tier
–MCP
NoOpen source

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Checked 1 Nov 2026. A dash means not published on the sources we checked. Price source gemini.google (opens in a new tab)

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MakerGoogle
CategoryAssistant with agent mode
Skill neededNo code
Underlying modelsGemini models gemini.google (opens in a new tab)
Free tierYes gemini.google (opens in a new tab)£0 plan
Plans and tiersFree US$0 · AI Pro £18.99 a month · Ultra £79.99 a month · Business US$21 a seat gemini.google (opens in a new tab)
Paid plans–
Runs onCloud gemini.google (opens in a new tab)
AutonomyActs, asks before key steps gemini.google (opens in a new tab)
MCP support–
A2A support–
Open sourceNo gemini.google (opens in a new tab)
Integrations–
Status–
Launched–
Best forPeople who live in Gmail, Docs and Android
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