Pickaxe

What it does

Pickaxe takes a prompt describing what an agent should do, plus optional knowledge such as documents, websites, videos, special instructions, and API endpoints, and produces chatbot or form-style AI agents that can be tested while being built. Agents can connect to third-party tools through Actions, including Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and Zapier or Make webhooks.

Builders package agents into Studios, standalone AI web apps with bundled tools, custom pages, user management, and Stripe-backed payments. Agents can be deployed by direct link, web embed, API, email, Slack, or WhatsApp, with Slack and WhatsApp availability depending on plan. The main distinction is that agent building, monetization, access control, and usage tracking sit in one place.

Pickaxe is aimed at solopreneurs, consultants, coaches, creators, and teams who want to sell AI tools without writing code. Each interaction consumes credits, and end users of a Studio draw from the creator's credits. Paid plans include a monthly credit allowance, and Business requires a six-month minimum commitment with a custom credit package.

What it can do

• No-code agent building with prompt, model selection, and test-as-you-build
• Knowledge base training on documents, websites, and videos
• Actions connecting agents to third-party tools such as Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and Google Sheets
• Studios for hosting and selling agents with access control and payments
• Deployment by direct link, web embed, API, email, Slack, and WhatsApp
• Usage tracking through credits and customer activity analytics

Works with

• Gmail
• Slack
• Notion
• HubSpot
• Google Drive
• Asana
• Salesforce
• Airtable
• Google Sheets
• Google Calendar

Example workflows

Sales assistant for a product catalog

Input: product details, pricing, and positioning, plus a prompt for a sales assistant. Steps: add documents to the Knowledge Base, configure the agent, test it, then embed it on a website. Output: a website chatbot that answers product and pricing questions.

Client intake to CRM

Input: a prompt describing intake questions and an Action connection to Google Sheets or HubSpot. Steps: build the agent, connect the Action, publish via direct link. Output: intake responses saved to the chosen spreadsheet or CRM record.

Before you choose

• Each agent interaction consumes credits, and end-user usage draws from the creator's credits.
• Business requires a minimum six-month commitment and a custom credit package.
• Slack and WhatsApp deployments, custom domains, and advanced SSO depend on the plan you choose.

Listed under

• Coding
• MCP and agent tools
• AI agents
• AI tools
• Chatbots
• Client portals
• Coaches
• Consultants

Get started

Paid plans include a monthly free credit allowance to start.

1. Sign up at pickaxe.co and describe the agent's purpose in the builder, then select a model and test it.
2. Add knowledge by uploading documents, websites, or videos to the Knowledge Base.
3. Create a Studio, add your agents, set it to Public or Invite-Only, and connect Stripe if you plan to charge.

Monthly free credits on paid plans ($15 on Gold, $50 on Pro) are an allowance, not a permanent free tier. Agent usage consumes credits, and the Agent & Workspace API costs 1¢ per request on Gold. Model rates vary and are listed on the live rate table.

Source: pickaxe.co/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

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