Agno review
A developer platform for orchestrating agents and workflows across model providers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Agno is a developer platform for building, deploying, and operating AI agents, teams, and workflows. It suits teams creating internal or customer-facing agents who want to serve them in products, AI apps, or chat apps. The SDK handles agent and workflow construction, while AgentOS exposes agents as REST APIs and MCP servers. Deployment can be cloud or self-hosted, including running AgentOS in the customer's cloud.
Workflow composition is a notable strength: sequential steps, loops, conditions, parallel execution, and routing are supported. Developers can add memory, knowledge, and guardrails, and connect model-provider APIs or local runtimes. The documented ecosystem names Anthropic, Cohere, Google Gemini, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, and others; Agno states support for 30+ model providers. This breadth can suit teams that want to choose among hosted providers and local runtimes rather than anchor their application to one option. The Control Plane provides run traces, sessions, evaluations, and usage metrics for operating agents.
The Free plan costs $0 per month and provides a control plane for local AgentOS, unlimited usage and retention, and community support and forums. Pro costs $150 per month, adds a control plane for live AgentOS and email support, and also includes unlimited usage and retention. A 14-day Pro trial is listed. Enterprise highlights end-user management, audit logs, custom RBAC with per-resource scoping, Slack Connect, and a support SLA. The listed plans make Agno worth considering for teams needing agent orchestration and deployment control, while the Pro starting price may not suit those seeking a low-cost live control plane. Teams expecting a visual workflow editor should compare alternatives, since Agno's workflow construction is described through its SDK.
Agno pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Compose workflows with branching, loops, routing, and parallel execution
- Serve agents through REST APIs and MCP in your cloud
- Control Plane includes traces, evaluations, sessions, and usage metrics
- Where it doesn't
- Pro starts at $150 per month
- Free plan is for a local AgentOS control plane, not live AgentOS
- Workflow building is SDK-based; a visual editor is not specified
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