- Is AgentWorks a Relevance AI alternative for European businesses?
- Yes. AgentWorks is purpose-built for EU teams: EU AI Act compliance, GDPR, EU data residency, an optional PII-detection layer, and transparent per-token € pricing. Relevance AI is hosted in the US/AU and bills in USD with credit packs.
- How does AgentWorks pricing compare to Relevance AI?
- Relevance AI uses USD credit packs, and the mapping from credits to model usage is not published; the entry paid tier is around $199/month. AgentWorks Pro is €39/month with a pay-as-you-go token wallet and per-token pass-through pricing on a live wallet — tokens at published per-model rates, no credit-to-call mapping to decode.
- Can I run multi-LLM workflows in AgentWorks like Relevance AI?
- Yes. AgentWorks runs OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Mistral in one workspace; you can switch model per turn or per agent. Relevance AI supports OpenAI as the primary engine with Anthropic and others available per node.
- Does AgentWorks offer self-hosted deployment like some Relevance AI competitors?
- No — both AgentWorks and Relevance AI are managed SaaS only, with no self-host tier. AgentWorks runs on EU-region cloud with EU data residency by default; Relevance AI's hosting region is not publicly documented.
- Is Relevance AI EU AI Act compliant?
- Relevance AI has not advertised the platform as EU AI Act compliant; the burden is on the deploying organization to design risk classification, audit logging, and human-in-the-loop for high-risk decisions. AgentWorks ships these as core platform features.
- Can I migrate my Relevance agents and tools to AgentWorks?
- Yes. The migration path is: export Relevance agent and tool definitions, map to AgentWorks templates (50+ pre-built), build custom agents for anything specific, re-index knowledge bases, re-implement triggers as AgentWorks schedules or webhooks, and run both systems in parallel for a week before switching.