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agentmash vs Click

agentmash and Click are both developer tools tools aimed at developers and small businesses. agentmash costs less, from $20/mo versus $199/mo for Click. Both have a free plan.

agentmash

Shared room that warns coding agents before they edit the same file

Click

Managed agents API that runs model and tool loops for your app

PricingFreemium · $20Freemium · $199
Starting price$20/mo$199/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial30 days—
Built forDevelopers, Small businesses, EnterpriseDevelopers, Small businesses, Enterprise
Platformsmacos, windows, linuxweb
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Choose agentmash if

Engineering teams where several developers run AI coding agents on the same repository at once.

  • Pricing counts developers only, with unlimited agents
  • Free for two developers, and Team's first month is free
  • Server does not see code unless a room enables diffs

Look elsewhere if: Solo developers or teams that just need a single coding agent (Cursor) without cross-machine coordination.

Choose Click if

Product and backend teams that want to embed long-running, tool-using agents in their app without building agent infrastructure.

  • Model-agnostic, so you are not locked to one LLM vendor
  • Full platform on every plan, including the free tier
  • Swappable sandbox, browser and search providers

Look elsewhere if: No-code teams that want a visual agent builder rather than an API (Relevance AI).

agentmash vs Click pricing

agentmash

  • Free$0Up to 2 developers, 1 private repo, 7 days of history
  • Team$20/moPer developer, unlimited private repos, 90 days; $16 billed yearly
  • EnterpriseFrom $15,000/yrSelf-hosting from a private Docker image, invoiced

Click

  • Free$02 concurrent sessions, 1 sandbox hour, 1 browser hour, 100 searches
  • Pro$199/mo50 concurrent sessions, 10 GB, 100 sandbox/browser hrs, 5,000 searches
  • EnterpriseCustomCustom capacity and limits, talk to the founder

agentmash · Key features

  • Pre-edit warnings naming the teammate, branch and task behind a change
  • Advisory path claims so agents split work before starting
  • Strict mode that blocks edits into a teammate's change until acknowledged
  • Prompts sent to a teammate's agent that run only after their approval
  • Team chat whose latest messages reach every agent before its next prompt
  • Lobby desktop app for Mac and Windows running agents side by side

Cons

  • Sign-in requires GitHub; GitLab and Bitbucket need extra setup
  • No Linux desktop app, only the CLI
  • Continue and Zed get MCP tools only, without live edits in the room

Click · Key features

  • HTTP API for agents, sessions and submissions with durable history
  • Live event stream of text, thinking and tool activity, plus signed webhooks
  • Bring your own model keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and more
  • Built-in web search, browser automation and managed sandbox
  • Your MCP servers and HTTP endpoints as tools with per-agent grants
  • Code mode where models compose tools in short JavaScript programs

Cons

  • Large price jump from Free to the $199 Pro plan
  • Model costs are billed separately by your own provider
  • No published SDKs beyond HTTP examples in the docs

agentmash vs Click: FAQ

Which is cheaper, agentmash or Click?

agentmash starts at $20/mo and Click at $199/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.

Do agentmash and Click have a free plan?

Yes, both agentmash and Click have a free plan; paid plans add more usage and features.

Not sure yet?