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AI agents that already know your business

Copilot Studio, Lindy and Relevance AI sell agents by credits, and connect them to your data elsewhere. FasterOS agents work inside your own forms, records, calendars and team chats: some answer from your records, quoting names and prices exactly; others run whole processes, waiting for people’s approval. AI is paid at each model’s own price.

• No credits AI at each model’s published price, with spending limits you set.
• Your data, already Agents read the forms you name, and nothing else.
• People in the loop Approvals by chat and email, time limits and escalation.
• Every step on record What each run did, who approved and when.

What's different underneath

Model prices, not credits

Copilot Studio sells credits: $200 a month for 25,000, or $0.01 each as you go, with different actions using different numbers. Lindy is $29.99 to $199.99 a person a month for 3,000 to 35,000 credits; Relevance AI from $19 a month to $349 for a team, plus usage.

Faster AI is $5 a month for each person with AI access. AI use is paid from the team’s balance at each model’s own price (every current model from OpenAI, Google and Anthropic, with its price shown), with monthly or daily limits your admins set.

Your data is already there

An agent reaches your data through connectors: Microsoft 365 and Dataverse for Copilot Studio, app integrations for Lindy and Relevance AI. Each connection is set up, authorized and kept working.

Give an agent the forms it should read, a catalog, a price list or inventory, and it answers from their current records, quoting names and prices exactly. It gets only what you give it: no web search unless you switch it on, and no forms you didn’t name.

Agents that run processes, with people

Multi-step agents run flows of tools and actions; approvals and waiting for a person are built from the platform’s steps or connected apps.

Describe a process and the Agent Creator writes it in steps you can read: it starts from a form, a schedule or by hand, asks a person or team chat to approve, waits days if it must, reminds and escalates, loops over records and writes documents.

Built where the work is

An agent builder makes agents. The forms people fill in, the records, the site, the support desk and the team’s chat are other products.

Agents sit beside the forms that start them, the records they read and write, the team chats they post to, the knowledge base that answers customers, and the site and store your customers use.

Side by side

What it takes, and where each one comes from.

Build the same wine guide

A winery wants an agent that recommends wines from its own list, at its own prices, and a second that sends each new wine-club member a welcome and asks the manager to approve their first shipment. Here’s what each takes.

FasterOS: 5 steps, with your data already there

1. Create your team and invite the staff1:34 how-to
2. Describe the wine guide; give it the wine list to read
3. Try it: it answers with real wines and prices
4. Describe the welcome and the approval; the Agent Creator writes the steps
5. Start it from the wine-club form

The first is shown start to finish in a narrated how-to. About 2 minutes of video in all.

An agent builder: credits, connectors, then the agent

1. Pick a plan or a credit pack
2. Connect the wine list (a spreadsheet, a database or an app) and keep it in sync
3. Write the guide’s instructions and test it
4. Connect the sign-up form and an email service for the welcome
5. Build the approval with the platform’s steps or a chat app
6. Watch credits as use grows

If your data lives in Microsoft 365 or many outside apps, an agent builder that already connects to them may be the faster path.

Your first year, priced

Our own published prices, and theirs as published or benchmarked. Change anything to match your quotes.

Each of these is one tool for one job, with its own bill. FasterOS is a platform: the first solution pays for your team’s seats, and every one after it (a site, a store, a support desk, agents) adds only its hosting and any add-on.

Beyond agents

What an agent builder connects to, FasterOS already has.

Your first year with each

Agent builders

• Track credits, and top up as agents get used
• Keep each connection to your data authorized and in sync
• Pay separately for the apps the agents work in

FasterOS

• AI at each model’s price, with limits you set
• Agents read your records where they already are
• Forms, records, chat and the support desk included

When an agent builder is the better fit

• An organization on Microsoft 365 that wants agents inside Teams and SharePoint (Copilot Studio).
• Agents that answer phone calls, or work across many outside apps (Lindy).
• A team building sales or research agents on data that lives in other tools (Relevance AI).

Questions

Sources, as published in 2026: Microsoft Copilot Studio pricing ($200 for 25,000 credits a month; $0.01 a credit pay-as-you-go); Lindy pricing (Plus $29.99, Pro $99.99, Max $199.99 a person a month); Relevance AI pricing (Pro from $19, Team from $234 a month billed yearly).