A factual side-by-side of AI Agents Listing and AgentLocker: coverage, pricing, curation and ranking.
| AgentLocker | AI Agents Listing | |
|---|---|---|
| Listings | 3,554 agents and AI tools | A curated, growing catalog across all three verticals |
| Scope | AI agents, tools, apps and agent platforms | AI agents, MCP servers and agent skills, cross-linked |
| Pricing | Featured $139/mo with dofollow; site sponsor $275/mo | Free listings forever; transparent one-time upgrade tiers |
| Coverage | AI agentsMCP serversAgent skills | AI agentsMCP serversAgent skills |
| Notable | Rich listing pages with real user reviews; 84 overlapping categories | Every listing reviewed by a human; rankings from engagement, never from spend |
Credit where due: AgentLocker builds the richest individual listing pages of any agent directory. Real user reviews, a pricing model field, integrations, freshness dates, developer info. Around that core it has grown to 3,554 agents and tools, the fastest growth we tracked in the niche, and built a serious programmatic SEO surface: dozens of use-case pages, nearly a hundred integration pages, and creative data projects like a jobs-automation index and a dead-tool graveyard. As a research stop for a specific agent, it often has the most detail on the page.
Its weaknesses are structural. Eighty-four categories overlap and blur, mixing agents with generic AI tools until the agent positioning dilutes. Promotion is a recurring-payment product, $139 per month for a featured listing with a dofollow link and $275 per month for a sitewide sponsor, complete with a crypto discount, which gives the sponsor rail a low-trust feel. And the scope stops at agents and tools: no MCP servers, no skills, no view of the stack those agents actually run on.
We keep the taxonomy small and mean it, and we cover the layers AgentLocker skips: agents, MCP servers, and skills, cross-linked so each page leads into the rest of the stack. A human reviews every submission before it publishes. Money works differently too: listing is free forever, upgrades are one-time at published prices, and the Heat leaderboard ranks on engagement alone. We do not yet match AgentLocker's per-listing depth or review volume; we are earning that catalog listing by listing.
Use AgentLocker if you are evaluating a specific agent and want the deepest single listing page, reviews and integrations included. Use aiagentslisting if you want a curated, cross-linked map of agents plus the MCP servers and skills around them, with rankings and pricing that stay clean.