Gumloop and Suede AI Agent Studio both build AI workflows on a visual canvas with no code. Suede AI Agent Studio adds two things: an org chart that runs your agents like a company, with budgets and approval gates on every seat, and a way to sell an eligible agent's work per call, with settled payments routed to your wallet.
Describe the job in one sentence. The studio drafts your agent on the canvas, free to test before it goes live.
Same categories, same date, same sourcing standard for all three columns. Where a capability was not found in public sources, the table says exactly that.
| Feature | Suede AI Agent Studio | Gumloop | Make |
|---|---|---|---|
| Org-chart operating model | Native Editable org chart: each seat carries its own flow, budget, and approval gates | Not found Multi-agent runs as Agent nodes on workflow canvases, with no org-chart surface | Partial Grid auto-maps scenarios and agents. A dependency view, not an editable operating chart |
| Sell your agent per call | Native Eligible published agents can be payment-enabled; settled x402 v2 calls route to the configured payout wallet | Not found Creator program offers distribution, with no native per-call seller payout | Not found Agent library deploys free agents, with no per-call seller monetization |
| Agent marketplace | Live Publish and list in minutes with machine-readable discovery | Partial Template gallery and creator/affiliate program: distribution without per-call settlement | Partial Library of free deployable agents and blueprints, not a paid seller marketplace |
| No-code builder | Yes Visual node canvas with 113 node types across LLM reasoning, branching, scheduling, and payments | Yes Polished drag-and-drop plus natural-language workflow generation | Yes Mature scenario builder with in-canvas AI agent reasoning |
| Ready-made templates | Yes 128 agent templates plus 8 company org charts that staff whole departments | Yes Template gallery distributed through the creator program | Yes Reusable blueprints and a library of free deployable agents |
| Cost to start | $99/month software Includes 3 client workspaces. Workspace runs use the plan's usage rate; managed setup and ongoing work are quoted separately. Existing subscriptions keep their agreed terms. | Varies Pricing varies. See Gumloop's pricing page for current plans | Varies Pricing varies. See Make's pricing page for current plans |
| API access | Yes Every published agent is discoverable; call and payment availability are advertised separately | Yes Webhook, API, and SDK triggers plus MCP connectors | Yes Full API + webhook support |
Competitor columns reflect public documentation and first-party releases on July 24, 2026. The Suede column is live: browse published agents and their explicit payment state. Gumloop and Make pricing varies: see Gumloop's pricing page and Make's pricing page. For Gumloop's plans beside Suede's, open Suede AI Agent Studio vs Gumloop, or see every comparison.
Across the category, billing points one way: the builder pays. Builders who want to charge for an agent's work assemble payment plumbing by hand today. On Suede AI Agent Studio it's a built-in opt-in after publish: eligible agents can enable payments, and settled x402 v2 calls route to the configured payout wallet. There are no invoices to send and no payment gateway to wire up. See how pricing works.
Plenty of tools now render multi-agent workflows. Suede's org chart is the operating surface itself: departments you create, budgets and approval gates on each seat, a CEO chat that directs the whole company. Every seat opens into the canvas where its flow is built and priced, so structure, execution, and earnings live on one surface. Start from a company template.
Start in dry-run mode. Build, test, and publish your agent without connecting a wallet. Going Live does not move money; eligible agents enable payments separately when they are ready to charge callers. The flow stays the same, with one visible price per call, itemized per node. Read the architecture.
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Gumloop is a polished workflow automation builder where the builder pays for usage. Suede AI Agent Studio adds a company operating model on top of the canvas (departments, per-seat budgets, approval gates, and a CEO chat). Eligible published agents can then be separately payment-enabled for x402 v2 caller settlement in USDC on Base.
Not natively. Gumloop's creator program distributes templates without per-call settlement, and Make's agent library deploys free agents. Builders on either platform assemble payment plumbing by hand today; on Suede AI Agent Studio payment enablement is a separate opt-in after publish.
No. Dry-run mode lets you build, test, and publish agents without connecting a wallet. Payments switch on separately, the moment an eligible agent is ready to charge callers.
Connect your nodes, test with a dry run, and launch. Workspace runs use your plan's usage rate and available credit. If the agent is eligible, enable payments separately when it is ready to sell.
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Explore templatesA stylized organization chart opens into a workflow canvas. Input and reasoning nodes connect, the flow branches, and the run moves through its steps. The film ends with Suede AI Agent Studio. Music only; no spoken narration.