MultiOn
Early-stage startup building an AI agent that browses the web and clicks buttons for you.
MultiOn's founder moved on to a new entity, AGI Inc., while the original company sits at single-digit headcount with no revenue as frontier labs give away its core feature for free.
MultiOn builds software that lets AI systems control web browsers and computers on their own, but the major AI companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic have already built this same feature directly into their own products for free. The company has shrunk to a tiny team with no money coming in, and its founder left to start a separate company, which suggests MultiOn itself may be winding down. The only thing that could change this would be if MultiOn's new entity manages to build a special partnership with Qualcomm to put this technology on phones or devices that no one else can access, but that seems unlikely given how quickly the big AI labs are moving.
Whether MultiOn or AGI, Inc. discloses verified paying customers, ARR, or retention figures. Would show the company has any commercial traction beyond unverified beta claims.
Whether the MultiOn entity formally dissolves, merges into AGI, Inc., or headcount changes are reported. Would clarify whether the original company still operates or has effectively ended.
- Headcount fell from ~7 to single digits
- $20M raised at ~$100M valuation
- Zero disclosed revenue or paying customers
- Entire product category commoditized by free native features from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic.
- Leadership departure and entity fragmentation between MultiOn, AGI Inc., and Please app creates ownership ambiguity.
- No verified enterprise revenue or customer logos disclosed as of mid-2026.
- Claimed Qualcomm Snapdragon on-device partnership remains unproven and unlaunched at scale.
- Headcount contracted from about seven to single-digit, signaling reduced operating capacity.
| Rival | Direction | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| OpenAI | losing to | Operator launched Jan 2025, ChatGPT Agent Jul 2025, Atlas browser Oct 2025, all shipped natively |
| Anthropic | losing to | Claude Computer Use shipped October 2024, since integrated into Claude models |
| losing to | Gemini Auto Browse added to Chrome January 2026 after Project Mariner discontinued May 2026 | |
| ByteDance | losing to | Seed 2.1 computer-use models shipped June 2026 |
| Adept | contesting | Peer enterprise action-model agent company per CB Insights competitor listing |
- Is MultiOn still operating in 2026?
- MultiOn's brand largely folded into a successor entity, AGI, Inc., after founder Div Garg stepped back from day-to-day leadership on December 21, 2024. The multion.ai domain now redirects to theagi.company, and as of June 2026 headcount is reported as single-digit.
- Did MultiOn ever make money?
- No verified revenue, customer logos, or ARR figures have been disclosed for MultiOn as of June 2026. Its only public traction claims are self-reported: 10,000+ beta users and a 400% month-over-month signup spike, stated by the company in a February 2024 interview and not independently verified.
- Could AI replace MultiOn's product?
- MultiOn's core offering, an AI agent that browses the web autonomously, has largely been replicated for free by frontier labs: Anthropic shipped Claude Computer Use in October 2024, OpenAI shipped Operator in January 2025 and the Atlas browser in October 2025, and Google added Gemini Auto Browse to Chrome in January 2026.
- Who founded MultiOn and are they still involved?
- MultiOn was founded in 2022 by Div Garg, a Stanford AI PhD, and Omar Shaya, a Stanford MBA. Garg announced on December 21, 2024 that he was stepping back from day-to-day leadership to remain an advisor while founding a related entity, AGI, Inc.
- How much funding has MultiOn raised?
- MultiOn's seed round in 2023 was led by General Catalyst with Amazon's Alexa Fund, Samsung Next, and Maven Ventures. A follow-on raise of roughly $20 million at about a $100 million valuation was announced around January 2024, led by General Catalyst. No further MultiOn-branded round has been disclosed since.
- Who is MultiOn's biggest competitor?
- MultiOn's biggest competitive threat is the frontier AI labs themselves: OpenAI (Operator, ChatGPT Agent, Atlas browser), Google (Gemini Auto Browse, formerly Project Mariner), and Anthropic (Claude Computer Use), all of which have shipped native browser-agent capability directly into their own mainstream products since October 2024.
- 2026-06-04Trackers describe MultiOn successor operation at single-digit headcount, per aiwiki.ai
- 2026-05-15Div Garg publicly says trust and permissioning remain biggest blockers to enterprise AI agent adoption
- 2026-03-19Podcast bio says AGI, Inc. backed by Anthropic, Menlo Ventures, and named angel investors
- 2025-10-07AGI, Inc. site touts Qualcomm Snapdragon partnership for on-device agentic AI
- 2024-12-21Div Garg steps back from day-to-day MultiOn leadership, later founds AGI, Inc.
- 2024-08-01MultiOn publishes Agent Q research paper with Stanford co-authors on self-improving web agents
- 2024-01-08MultiOn formally emerges from stealth at CES 2024 with Alexa Fund backing
- 2023-01-01MultiOn releases browser-extension beta
- 2022-01-01MultiOn founded by Div Garg and Omar Shaya
- Alexa Fund startup MultiOn aims to be a personal assistant for everyone (2024-01-08)
- Agent Q, 2024 AI Agent Index (2024-10-13)
- MultiOn targets travel use cases for its AI agent (2024-08-25)
- MultiOn's Nine Figure Valuation Highlights How Agents Can Enhance Assistants (2024-06-06)
- MultiOn (2026-06-04)
- Div Garg, AGI Inc. Founder & CEO on Everyday AGI Agents (2026-03-19)
- MultiOn is building software with a brain (2024-02-26)
- AGI, Inc. (2025-10-07)
- Top 10 Browser Use Agents in 2026: Full Review (2026-07-08)
- Personal AI Agent That Uses Your Browser (2026-06-01)
- Startup founder says trust is biggest barrier to AI agents (2026-05-15)
- CB Insights: MultiOn