Google is taking another shot at selling businesses on artificial intelligence agents by introducing subscriptions featuring agents that perform specific work tasks.

Gemini Enterprise targets large organizations, starting at a monthly fee of $30 per person.

Gemini Business, for smaller clients, costs $21 per person each month. The offerings enable corporate workers to build agents that draw on data from Box, Microsoft, and Salesforce products.

Google is renewing its push into business AI with subscription plans that offer agents capable of handling specific work tasks.

Gemini Enterprise, designed for large organizations, starts at $30 per user per month, while Gemini Business for smaller companies costs $21 per user monthly. Both plans let employees create agents that leverage data from Box, Microsoft, and Salesforce.

The new Gemini subscriptions also include prebuilt Google agents for software development, data science, and customer engagement, as well as access to agents from Workday and other providers.

These agents incorporate features from Agentspace, Google’s agent-building platform introduced last December.

Google confirmed that current Agentspace users will be upgraded to Gemini Enterprise or Gemini Business at no additional cost for the duration of their contracts.

The launch follows just three days after OpenAI demonstrated access to third-party tools in ChatGPT.

Meanwhile, Google and Microsoft are aiming to get enterprises using AI agents to handle routine tasks, freeing employees to focus on other work.