Base44 Superagent: what it does, what it costs and how to set it up

What a Base44 Superagent is

Base44 is best known as an AI app builder. Its Superagent is a separate, personal agent you direct in conversation: “Describe what you want, and your Superagent takes action for you across your tools.” It only reaches the tools and data you connect.

• Chat anywhere: the browser, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage and LINE. On WhatsApp it can join group chats.
• Connectors: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Slack and more, plus your own MCP server. Shared connectors can be set to read-only.
• Workflows: jobs that run on a schedule or when something happens in a connected tool.
• Memory: knowledge, working context and a memory log, shared across conversations or kept separate.
• Skills and goals: reusable instructions, and /goal to split a bigger outcome into tasks you can pause and resume.
• Voice: talk to it, with screen sharing on desktop. With a phone number, scheduled workflows can place calls.

How to create a Base44 Superagent

1. Open Personal Agent

   Log in at app.base44.com and click Personal Agent under Explore in the sidebar (or the Agent tab, if your sidebar shows Apps and Agent).

2. Choose where to talk to it

   Pick Continue here for the browser, or WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage. For WhatsApp, scan the QR code or open the app with the button and send the pre-filled message; for Telegram, send the pre-filled message or press Start.

3. Connect your tools

   Open Plugins in the sidebar, click Connect on a connector, choose a shared or app-user connector, and set it to read-only if the agent only needs to look. Add your own MCP server with Add Connector.

4. Describe the job

   Say what you want done; put role or project context in the first message, and give standing rules it should always follow. For recurring work, describe the schedule or trigger and it sets up a workflow.

   Every morning at 7, summarize my unread emails, today's meetings
   and any Slack threads that mention me. Send it here.
   
   When an email from a new lead arrives in Gmail, draft a personal follow-up
   and ask me before you send it. If they don't reply in three days, try a new angle.
   
   Every Friday at 5pm, pull this week's sales, support and marketing numbers
   and post a summary in #weekly on Slack.

Source: Base44 docs, Creating a Superagent

Base44 Superagent pricing and credits

Superagents run on your Base44 workspace's credits. These are Base44's plans as listed on November 10, 2026, billed annually; the pricing page says annual billing saves 20% and doesn't list monthly prices.

How Superagents use credits

• Message credits: every message the agent processes and every workflow run, the same as chatting. That includes messages from WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, the API and automations.
• Integration credits: actions such as image generation, file processing, file uploads and download links.
• Credits refresh on a set schedule, and unused credits expire when they reset.
• When the workspace runs out, workflows can't run. They stay on and resume when credits return, but missed runs don't happen later.
• Check usage in Agent Settings > Credit usage. A Superagent can also pause runs that are looping, to stop wasting credits.
• The Free plan has 25 message credits a month. Every run uses message credits, so a single daily workflow (about 30 runs a month) already needs more than that; plan on a paid plan for daily workflows.

Base44 Superagent workflows and examples

Describe the job in chat, or open Workflows, click New Workflow and send a suggested one to chat. The Superagent works out whether it's scheduled or triggered and asks what it needs.

1. Scheduled

   Runs at times you set: a morning briefing of unread email, meetings and Slack threads; an end-of-day wrap-up with tomorrow's to-do list; a weekly call to a dentist's office to check for an earlier appointment (if your agent has a phone number).

2. Triggered

   Runs when something happens: a new email in Gmail, a change in your Superagent's data, or activity in a connected tool, such as a reminder when an email sits unread for 24 hours or a brief 30 minutes before each meeting.

3. When it breaks

   A workflow that fails several times in a row pauses itself and Base44 emails you. Check the Activity tab, fix the cause (often a disconnected integration), click Resume, then Run Now to test.

Base44 Superagent vs Meta Muse, Grok Bot and Claude Duet

A Superagent for your errands, an AI employee for your backlog

A Base44 Superagent is built around one person's tools and chats. Crewmark is built around a job: it turns your own Claude Code or Codex into an AI employee with a role, a goal in numbers, working hours and a heartbeat, which takes the next issue from a shared board, with no credits to buy beyond the agent plan you already have.

1. Pick a role

   Start from an AI employee role: engineer, SEO specialist, marketing agent, social media manager, designer.

2. Run it on the plan you have

   Crewmark works inside your own Claude Code or Codex. See pricing.

3. Compare more agents

   See personal AI agents compared and what a superagent is.

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