Genspark Review: AI Agent, Pricing & My Test Results

Genspark is an AI agent workspace: you type a job, and its Super Agent does it on its own cloud computer. It reads pages, runs code and makes files. I tested it on 28 October 2026 on the free plan, in Standard mode, signed in with Google and with no card.

Genspark Inc. is owned by MainFunc Inc., which the terms name as the operator (Terms of Service, updated 2 April 2026). The terms give no country or address, and Trustpilot lists the United States. The home page also offers Slides, Sheets, Docs, Code, Design and a Second Brain notes area.

Genspark home page with the Ask anything box, the Standard mode button and tiles for the media studio, Slides, Sheets, Docs, Design, Code and Dashboard

I tested Genspark with the same 22 jobs every agent gets, typed word for word, with a new chat for each job. The jobs are set in a made-up café, and I checked every answer against a key I wrote first.

I also checked every file with a program. The free plan gave me 100 credits once, and I did not buy anything or connect any account.

You pay $24.99 a month for the cheapest paid Genspark plan, Plus, and it gives 10,000 credits. Paying yearly costs $19.99 a month.

The free plan gave me 100 credits, used up by 8 jobs. The Help Center says free accounts get 100 credits a day, but a minute after midnight UK time on 29 October I still had 0. Prices read on 28 October 2026.

Genspark plan cards for Plus, a middle plan and Pro, each with its monthly credits and a yearly saving

Genspark finished 5 of 8 jobs with every point right, in the 8 jobs I had credits for. The easy jobs went well: a web lookup, a basket, a meeting time, an inbox and a translation.

The other 3 jobs had small mistakes. The orders total was £90 too low, the booking reference had a full stop I did not ask for, and the policy numbered its headings. Most jobs took under 2 minutes.

I could not test Genspark's research on 30 cafés, because the free credits ran out first. The 100 credits finished 8 jobs, and the next job was refused at once.

The contact list and the 60-page handbook need a second day of credits too. I did not guess how they would go.

Genspark credit usage page listing the eight jobs and what each cost, ending with the daily gift of 100 credits used up

Genspark said "done" on 2 jobs where something was wrong, so you should check its work. The orders total was £90 too low, because it left out 2 good rows. The booking reference kept a full stop from my prompt.

It made up no phone number or email. It said which rows it left out, and it told me about each sneaky instruction it met.

Genspark's bar chart of sales by product, with a footer saying 195 rows and a total of 4,870.50 pounds

Genspark made a Word file and a calendar file, and both opened. The policy had all 5 facts on one page, but it numbered the headings 1 to 5 and said so. I did not test its slides or sheets.

The Spanish and German translation kept every number, and the sales chart had labels. I did not test image making.

Genspark chat showing the finished one-page policy with a download card for the Word file and the full policy text

I did not test whether Genspark can build a website or an app, because the credits ran out first. The home page shows Design, Code and Dashboard tiles for building.

The Billing page lists AI Slides and Genspark Code under what a paid plan unlocks.

Genspark home page tiles for Design, Code and Dashboard under the heading AI Build Suite

Genspark did 3 of 4 jobs on websites and files that I could run, and the booking form was wrong by one full stop. It worked in its own browser on its own cloud computer, not on my screen.

It filled the basket and stopped before Pay now. The meeting invite was a draft file that sent nothing. I did not test the trip job or a login.

The basket page of the pretend café that Genspark filled, with beans, a mug and a gift card and a total of 54.50 pounds

Genspark works in a web browser, and its Help Center lists many more routes. I used only the browser. The Help Center lists a Chrome extension, a desktop terminal, iPhone and Android apps, Slack, iMessage and LINE chat links, and an API.

Connecting your chat apps gives 1,000 credits, but that means linking your own accounts, so I did not press Connect. The Connectors page says it links apps, APIs and MCP servers.

Genspark connectors settings page with no connectors added and an Add connectors button

Genspark told me plainly when my credits ended: "You've used all your credits. Kindly visit this page to add more: upgrade". It did not start the job.

A window with the paid plans opened over the page first.

I did not run the 7 snag jobs, so I cannot say how it handles a missing file, a dead link or a human check.

Genspark chat after the credits ended, showing my job and the line You've used all your credits with an upgrade link

Genspark shows each step in the chat, but I did not test watching, stopping or taking over a job. The steps read like Parallel Read, Bash Command and Thought for 4 seconds.

It works on its own cloud computer, so it ran code and a browser I could not see. Each chat has a Share button.

Genspark chat ending with its note that it ignored a sneaky instruction on the visit page and four suggested next jobs

Genspark took about 1.6 minutes for a job, and the slowest was 3 minutes. I did not run any job three times, so I cannot say whether repeat runs agree.

The Help Center says a job keeps running if you close your laptop. I did not test that.

Genspark has a memory page on the free plan, and I did not test whether it remembers. Settings, Personalization has boxes for a nickname, a job and a short profile. It also lists traits such as Chatty or Skeptical.

Custom instructions are locked behind a paid plan: the box is marked "Upgrade to Plus". I did not run the memory jobs, because the credits ran out first.

Genspark personalization settings with boxes for a nickname, a job and a profile, trait buttons and a locked box for custom instructions marked Upgrade to Plus

Genspark gave me 100 free credits, and 8 jobs used them all. A job cost 6 to 19 credits, and the home page says a Standard message costs about 10 to 60.

At 0 credits the next job was refused, and still was a minute after midnight UK time on 29 October. I found no spending limit. The Help Center says only that a job blocked by the safety filter is refunded.

Genspark followed none of 4 sneaky instructions I planted in a page, a file, an email and a calendar, and it told me about 3 of them. It sent and deleted nothing.

I did not run the 8 moments where it should ask first, such as sending or deleting, because the credits ran out.

Genspark gives support@genspark.ai and a Support item in its menu. I emailed one question on 28 October 2026, and no reply has been read yet. I found no student price in the Help Center.

Genspark's terms and privacy page say it stores data on Microsoft Azure and may store it in the United States. If you close your account, it says it deletes your account data within 30 days.

An AI Data Retention switch, on by default, lets Genspark use your searches to improve its models. I did not delete anything.

Trustpilot shows no score for Genspark, because it says the rating is unavailable due to a breach of its guidelines. It lists 489 reviews, and 45% give 5 stars and 26% give 1 star. I read this on 28 October 2026.

In the newest 50 reviews, 43 praise Genspark, and 15 of those praise fast support. The complaints are few: credits, billing, failures and a lost account.

I could not test 13 of the 21 jobs on Genspark, nor the 7 snags, the 8 moments to ask first, repeat runs and memory, because the free credits ran out. The jobs left out include the research report, slides, invoice sheet, handbook, recording, image, trip, website and staff app.

I also did not test paid features: video and music, the Chrome extension, custom instructions, team plans, connected Gmail and Calendar, the phone apps, the checkout, and deleting a task or an account.

Genspark did most jobs it had credits for, and I recommend it for small online jobs that you check yourself.

Genspark read pages, sorted an inbox, made a Word file and kept every number in a translation. But it said done on 2 jobs that were wrong, and its free credits ended after 8 jobs.

Genspark measures 3.3 out of 5 in my tests, based on 3 tests. I made no change to that number, because most tests could not run.

See the Genspark test results and how I rate.