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AI · May 17, 2026

Fulcrum Agents

Your own AI agent — 7 days free, then from $25/mo

What it does

Fulcrum Agents provides your own dedicated AI agent without the setup headache. Sign up and start chatting within minutes. We handle everything else. Basic ($25/mo) — Core tools, $5 in monthly AI credits ✓ 7-day free trial + $5 in AI credits ✓ Web chat — access from anywhere ✓ Install as a native app on your phone ✓ Persistent memory — your agent learns your context ✓ Smart model routing — right AI for every task, automatically ✓ AI Included — no API keys needed ✓ 75 slots available

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