Gumloop review 2026: what the AI agent builder does and how credits are counted

Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 17 Oct 2026, refreshed every 30 days. Wanna in this list is our product, so read its row with that in mind.

Short answer. Gumloop lets a team build AI agents that connect to its apps and act on triggers. It fits a team that wants to build several agents and can budget for credits. Its pricing page labels an 8% "orchestration fee" on top, and agents stop at the monthly credit limit unless you switch on pay as you go.

How we chose what to look at

• What Gumloop says on its home page and its pricing page, read on 17 Oct 2026.
• One outside review, with its date: Jet Admin, published 30 Sep 2026. It says it "publishes this comparison and is a competing product," and calls itself a research-based review, not a hands-on benchmark. It is not a neutral party.
• We did not run Gumloop ourselves. This is the biggest limit of this page.

What Gumloop does

Gumloop calls itself "the multiplayer AI agent builder." It says anyone at a company can build agents with any AI model and any integration while IT controls access. Agents run on triggers you describe in plain English and use reusable skills. It cites "100+ MCP integrations."

Gumloop and Wanna side by side

How credits are counted

Gumloop's FAQ says a credit is indexed at $0.005, and that Pro includes 7,400 credits plus 12,600 bonus credits, 20,000 in all, for $37/month. Its FAQ says the allotment resets each billing period and does not roll over. If you spend past 20,000 credits, "your agents will stop working" until you enable pay as you go, which is off by default and bills at $0.005 a credit. Bringing your own model key can cut credit use, and the FAQ says the orchestration add-on then becomes 16%.

Jet Admin works out the included rate at about $0.00185 a credit ($37 divided by 20,000), so overage costs about 2.7 times as much.

What reviewers say goes wrong

Jet Admin lists no free tier, workflows labeled "Workflows (Legacy)" on the pricing page, governance features (role-based access, SCIM/SAML, audit logs) only on Enterprise, and an overage rate worse than the included one. These are a rival's reading of the pricing page, so check them on your own trial.

Where it fits a small team

Use Gumloop when agents are the thing you want to build and someone on your team will own them. Run one agent on the trial and read its credit log before adding more. Look elsewhere if you want a fixed monthly cost or a free tier.

If your problem is "what should my company do this week," that is the job Wanna is built for. See no-code AI agent builders compared, Relevance AI alternatives and Lindy alternatives.

What Gumloop does not replace

Gumloop does not replace a person who builds, tests and owns the agents, or a developer for production software. Wanna does not replace those either, and it does not replace Gumloop for agents you design yourself.

FAQ

Is Gumloop worth it for a small business? It can be if you want to build agents and can watch credit use. We did not run it, so try the 14-day trial with one real job first.

How much is Gumloop? On 17 Oct 2026 Gumloop listed Pro from $37/month with 20,000 credits and an 8% orchestration add-on. Enterprise is custom.

Does Gumloop have a free plan? We saw a 14-day free trial and no free tier on the pricing page.

What happens when Gumloop credits run out? Per Gumloop's FAQ, agents stop until you enable pay as you go, which bills at $0.005 a credit.

Can Gumloop run my company for me? Not on this evidence. It runs agents you build; we found no source showing it decides what a company should do next.