Agentic Fabriq
Identity and permissioning infrastructure for AI agents — described as 'Okta for agents' — giving each agent its own identity, least-privilege access, and full audit logs, free for up to 2,000 API calls/month or from $50/month.
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Description
Traditional identity systems like Okta were built around the assumption that a human logs in and does things — they were never designed for an AI agent that needs its own scoped access to a dozen tools, acting on behalf of an employee but with different, narrower permissions. Agentic Fabriq treats agents as first-class identity actors from the ground up rather than retrofitting human-oriented IAM, giving each agent per-agent identity, least-privilege access, full audit logs, and one-click revocation across MCP, OAuth, and agent frameworks like LangChain, CrewAI, and AutoGen.
The core rule it enforces is that an agent can't do — or access data — beyond what the employee it's acting for is themselves permitted to do, closing a gap where an over-privileged agent could otherwise become a backdoor around normal access controls. Every action every agent takes is logged in searchable, signed records, giving IT and security teams real visibility into agent behavior rather than a black box. Pricing starts with a free tier (2,000 API calls/month, unlimited agents, 1 human seat), Launch at $50/month adds SSO and unlimited seats at 20,000 calls, Growth at $300/month covers 200,000 calls with direct founder support, and Enterprise is custom-priced with unlimited calls and dedicated infrastructure.
💬 Our review
The short version: Agentic Fabriq's 'Okta for agents' framing is accurate to what it actually does — it's identity infrastructure specifically designed around the reality that agents need scoped, revocable, auditable access, not human login credentials repurposed for a bot.
The free tier (2,000 calls/month, unlimited agents) is genuinely useful for testing the integration model before committing, and the jump to Launch at $50/month for SSO and unlimited seats is a low-cost entry point compared to enterprise IAM tools. The tradeoff is that this only matters once an organization has enough agents in production to need centralized governance — a single internal automation script doesn't need per-agent identity infrastructure. Compared to Clawvisor, which focuses on task-based authorization for specific app integrations, Agentic Fabriq is positioned more as the org-wide identity layer underneath multiple agent frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen), making the two complementary rather than directly competing.
💰 Pricing
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Free gratuit (2k appels/mois) ; Launch 50$/mois (20k appels, SSO) ; Growth 300$/mois (200k appels) ; Enterprise sur devis (illimité) ; appels supplémentaires 2$/1000.
Pros
Traite les agents comme acteurs d'identité de première classe, pas un rafistolage IAM humain
Least-privilege : l'agent ne peut pas dépasser les permissions de l'employé qu'il représente
Journaux d'audit signés et consultables pour chaque action
Palier gratuit avec agents illimités pour tester l'intégration
Cons
Utile surtout à partir d'un volume d'agents nécessitant une gouvernance centralisée
Coût par appel supplémentaire (2$/1000) peut s'accumuler à fort volume
Growth et Enterprise nécessaires pour un usage à grande échelle