AI app building and distribution for teams that need IT-approved delivery
Commission may apply at no extra cost
Governed AI delivery with built-in distribution
Devs.ai bundles building, IT approval, and distribution into one platform. Its 2,000+ product marketplace cuts integration work, and sellers get billing and payouts handled. The trade-offs are real: nothing ships without clearing a policy gate, templates are still coming soon, and no prices appear on the site. Overall, a promising pick for governed AI delivery if you confirm costs and integrations first.
Devs.ai is a platform for building AI apps and agents, connecting them to the tools a business already runs on, and getting them approved and distributed. It combines an AI builder, an IT policy gate, a private internal app store, and a marketplace of 2,000+ products. Teams can also list and monetize what they build across partner marketplaces and a reseller network.
It suits companies that want governed, connected AI delivery instead of scattered one-off tools.
Best for Companies and internal build teams that want connected, IT-approved AI apps and agents, plus a route to sell them..
A solid fit if you need AI apps that are connected, governed, and easy to distribute. Less useful if you want instant self-serve publishing or ready-made templates right now. Confirm pricing, integrations, and the policy workflow first, then decide.
Devs.ai turns a prompt into a working app or agent. You build it, IT vets it through a policy gate, then it publishes and goes live. Nothing ships unvetted, so teams end up with tools people actually use instead of half-finished ideas.
The same four steps apply whether you build for your workforce or for customers.
Admins get one console for every app and agent their teams build. Listings stay connected to your stack and approved before they go live. From there you can:
Most platforms hand you a handful of connectors. Devs.ai puts 2,000+ products in one marketplace, across every category your business runs on. You plug in what you use and buy what you need, without reworking systems or juggling separate vendors.
It's one place to connect your stack and keep everything moving.
Sellers publish a single listing and choose their channels. That can be your own marketplace, 400+ partner marketplaces, the hyperscalers, or a 150K-strong reseller and affiliate network. Billing, payouts, and taxes are handled for you, and promotions and channel management come built in.
You focus on the product.
Ready-made business app templates are marked coming soon. The library covers analytics, people, customer support, operations, sales, finance, legal, and marketing. Each one maps to work teams do every day, so you copy it and make it yours.
Until then, early projects start from your own prompt.
A team member spots a manual task and turns it into an AI app or agent. Start from one prompt, pick your model, and connect the tools the business already runs on — no reworking, no vendor juggling. Expected outcome: something you can use, share, or sell.
IT sets the policy; the gate enforces it. Nothing goes live until it clears review, so your team skips surprise rejections later. Expected outcome: apps your workforce can trust, not a folder of half-finished ideas.
Admins open one console to approve, version, and sunset apps. SSO and roles control who builds, who uses, and who sees what. Usage analytics and spend visibility show what works.
Expected outcome: one accountable store instead of scattered tools.
You build a useful agent. List it once and reach partner marketplaces, the hyperscalers, and a reseller and affiliate network. Billing, payouts, and taxes are handled for you.
Expected outcome: revenue without building checkout plumbing. > Tip: Check which marketplaces and resellers you can reach before you plan to sell.
Prices not verified yet — see the vendor page.
Devs.ai doesn't post fixed list prices on its site, so there are no public tiers to compare. Pricing is arranged with the vendor and scales with how you use the platform, from governance for your workforce to distributing apps and agents to customers.
Devs.ai is priced by arrangement rather than published list prices, with cost tied to how you build, govern, and distribute AI apps and agents.
Below is what the platform covers, since the price you're quoted depends on which of these pieces you turn on.
Best For: Teams that need to build, govern, and ship AI apps and agents in one place. Other Features:
This is the whole platform: build, get vetted, publish, then push out to your workforce or your customers. It's built for teams that already have real internal demand for AI tools and a reason to keep them governed rather than scattered across a dozen separate accounts and vendors.
Best For: Companies that want to sell or share their apps and agents outside the building. Other Features:
If you build software for external customers, this is the piece that turns your AI work into revenue instead of an internal cost center. You publish a single listing and let the channels do the rest, without building your own checkout, tax, and payout plumbing.
Best For: IT and platform admins who need approval, versioning, and sunset controls. Other Features:
Pick this if your main worry is sprawl: too many tools, no owner, and no clear view of who's using what. It keeps everything accountable without slowing your builders down to a crawl.
Devs.ai doesn't advertise a free plan or a free trial, and no money-back window or cancellation terms are published. If budget certainty matters before you roll this out, ask for the current plan terms, seat or usage limits, and renewal pricing in writing 🚀
Email me when Devs.ai changes price
One email when we detect a price change on the vendor's pricing page. No newsletter, no deals. Unsubscribe in one click.
Most platforms stop at ship it. Devs.ai is built around what happens next, so your team gets a working, approved app in front of the right people instead of another unfinished idea.
Other tools in the Enterprise AI Platform category
MongoDB is a modern data platform built around a document database. Its flagship service, Atlas, is a fully managed cloud database that also handles search, vector search, and stream processing. Prefer to run things yourself? There's a free Community Edition and a supported Enterprise Advanced option. It's built for developers, teams modernizing legacy systems, and companies adding AI features.
GitLab is a DevSecOps platform covering the whole software lifecycle — planning, source code management, CI/CD, and application security — on a single data plane. Its Duo Agent Platform adds AI agents that turn issues into merge requests, remediate vulnerabilities, and review code under your rules. It targets teams of every size, from startups to enterprises in regulated industries, with 50+ million people already using it.
Pinecone is the leading vector database for building accurate and performant AI applications at scale in production. Pinecone's mission is to make AI knowledgeable. More than 9,000 customers across various industries have shipped better AI applications faster and more confidently with Pinecone's technology.
Blackbox AI is an enterprise inference platform. It hosts open-weight models like Nemotron 3 Ultra on dedicated, single-tenant GPUs, and its router connects you to 300+ models through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Every connection is end-to-end encrypted, and the gateway enforces zero data retention. It's built for engineering teams and companies running AI in production who can't risk leaking prompts, customer data, or code.
MindStudio is a visual platform for building and deploying AI agents — no coding required, though developers can add JavaScript or Python when needed. Agents can ship as web apps, scheduled automations, browser extensions, email-triggered helpers, or API endpoints. It serves individuals, teams, and enterprises, with customers cited at TikTok, Microsoft, Intel, and Adobe. The company reports 400K+ agents deployed and 1,000+ pre-built integrations.
Your apps connect through a marketplace of 2,000+ products and connectors, so you skip most custom integration work. Confirm the specific services you rely on are listed before you commit.
No free plan, free trial, or money-back window is advertised, and prices are set by arrangement. Ask for seat or usage limits, renewal pricing, and cancellation terms in writing first.
Every app clears an IT policy gate before it goes live, so instant launches aren't possible. SSO and role-based access control who builds, uses, and sees each app. Templates are still coming soon.
It suits companies that want connected, IT-approved internal apps and agents, plus sellers chasing marketplace reach. Skip it if you need instant self-serve publishing or ready-made templates today.
Are you Devs.ai? Claim this listing · Get the badge