ASCN.AI
ASCN.AI is a no-code service for creating and managing AI agents. Its homepage promotes ready-made agents for sales, email, CRM and reporting. The more detailed plans and features page explains how users describe a task in chat or select a marketplace agent, then connect the services needed to carry out the work.
Start with one defined task
ASCN lets users build an agent by describing its task in plain language. The publisher says the system builds a scenario and prepares service connections for the user to check. A useful first task might have a clear input and output, such as reading an approved spreadsheet and preparing a report for review.
The service lists Google Sheets, Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion and Telegram among its connections. It also describes uploading documents and instructions as an agent knowledge base. Decide which data the agent needs and what actions it may perform before connecting an account, especially for workflows that send messages or update business records.
Run on a schedule or through another service
ASCN supports recurring task runs on daily, weekly or hourly schedules. The publisher describes cloud execution, so the workflow does not require keeping a local terminal running.
The features page also describes APIs for assigning tasks and receiving results, plus an MCP server for using agents from other AI tools. Plan features differ, including whether agents can receive tasks through Telegram or Slack and how much setup support is available. Verify that the required connection and interaction method belong to the selected tier.
Estimate usage from successful steps
ASCN bills scenario execution in credits, with one credit for each successfully executed node. Its FAQ says failed node executions are not charged. A scenario with several steps can therefore use several credits per completed run; estimate usage from the whole scenario, not just the number of agents.
The Free plan lists one active agent and 500 monthly credits. Paid tiers increase the active-agent and credit allowances, with prices varying by billing term. The FAQ says unused monthly credits expire at the billing-period boundary; purchased extra credits remain usable while the main subscription is active. Confirm both limits and billing term before setting an agent to repeat frequently.