Head to head

Beagle vs Cassidy.

Cassidy is a capable builder for teams who want workflows designed against a curated knowledge base. Beagle is the teammate you skip the build for - it reads the thread live rather than a corpus that re-syncs on a schedule.

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The short answer

Which one is for you.

Choose Cassidy

No-code agent builder

Pick Cassidy when a curated company knowledge base is the point, and you want workflows built on top of it.

Choose Beagle

AI teammate in chat

Pick Beagle when you want live context from the channel rather than a corpus that refreshes daily, and nothing to build.

Feature by feature

The scorecard.

Cassidy is a no-code agent builder. A no-code platform for building agents and workflows grounded in a synced company knowledge base. Six capabilities, marked the same way for both.

Capability	Cassidy	Beagle
Lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams	PartialA builder you author in; agents deploy into Slack and Teams.	YesSlack and Microsoft Teams, as a teammate.
Reads your team's channels	PartialChannels you sync into the knowledge base, refreshed on a schedule.	YesEvery channel it is invited to, scoped to what each teammate can see.
Speaks up without being asked	PartialScheduled, message, meeting and webhook triggers.	YesPipes up unprompted when something needs you.
Acts across your whole stack	PartialAround seventy named apps, plus MCP and Zapier.	YesDrafts and does the work across ~2,700 connected apps.
Remembers your team over time	PartialA workspace knowledge base a builder maintains.	YesRemembers your tone, your people and what you decided.
Waits for approval before acting	PartialApproval steps you add to a workflow.	YesAlways waits for your nod before anything goes out.

YesDoes this
PartialPartly, or with setup
NoDoes not
Not applicableDoes not apply

Worth saying plainly: these six are the things Beagle is built to do, so they flatter Beagle. Cassidy is a no-code agent builder and is not trying to do most of them - a low score here is a difference in job, not a fault. What Cassidy does better is the other half of the picture.

What it costs

Price, plainly.

Published prices only. Where Cassidy does not publish one, we say so instead of guessing.

Cassidy

Free to start: Starter tier
Paid from: Talk to sales
How it is sold: Seats, credits and storage

Beagle

Free to start: 1,000 credits, no card
Paid from: $49/mo
How it is sold: Flat, 5,000 credits every month

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Credit where it is due

What Cassidy does better.

Nobody switches on a page that pretends the other tool is rubbish. Here is the honest case for Cassidy.

A serious knowledge base: documents, transcribed audio and video, crawled sites, folder-level access control.
Deploys out to Slack, Teams, Google Chat, email, a widget and a Chrome extension.
Approval and human-input steps you can drop into any workflow.

The difference

Where Beagle fits.

The shape of work Cassidy was not built for.

Lives where you talk
Beagle is a teammate in Slack and Microsoft Teams, not a tab you switch to. It reads the channels it is invited to and answers in the thread.
Does the work, not just the talk
It drafts the reply, updates the record and chases the action item across ~2,700 tools - then waits for your nod before anything goes out.
Learns your team
Correct it once and it remembers. Over time it knows your tone, your accounts and your decisions - the part Cassidy leaves to you.

FAQ

Common questions.

Is Beagle a good Cassidy alternative?

If you want an AI that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, reads your channels, and does the work rather than waiting to be asked, yes. Cassidy is a capable builder for teams who want workflows designed against a curated knowledge base. Beagle is the teammate you skip the build for - it reads the thread live rather than a corpus that re-syncs on a schedule.

What is the difference between Beagle and Cassidy?

Cassidy is a no-code agent builder: A no-code platform for building agents and workflows grounded in a synced company knowledge base. Beagle is an AI teammate that sits in your Slack or Microsoft Teams channels, reads the thread, remembers your team, and drafts or does the work across roughly 2,700 connected apps - always pausing for your approval first.

When should I pick Cassidy over Beagle?

Pick Cassidy when a curated company knowledge base is the point, and you want workflows built on top of it. Cassidy is genuinely strong at: A serious knowledge base: documents, transcribed audio and video, crawled sites, folder-level access control. Deploys out to Slack, Teams, Google Chat, email, a widget and a Chrome extension. Approval and human-input steps you can drop into any workflow.

Can Beagle replace Cassidy?

It depends on the job. Pick Beagle when you want live context from the channel rather than a corpus that refreshes daily, and nothing to build. Plenty of teams run both - Beagle covers the day-to-day work inside chat and hands off to the specialist tool where it is better.

Does Beagle work in Slack and Microsoft Teams?

Yes. Beagle lives natively in both, reading only what each teammate can see and waiting for your nod before it acts.

How is Beagle priced compared to Cassidy?

Beagle is free to start - 1,000 credits on signup, no credit card. A $49/month membership adds 5,000 credits every month, with one-time top-up packs when you need more. Cassidy prices seats, credits and storage, quoted through sales.

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