Pilot
Starting at $3,000
For early biotech teams evaluating MolAgents on one live program.
- 1 active program workspace
- Core specialist agents
- Structured debates and decision memos
- Standard file uploads
- Onboarding and feedback loop
Where AI agents collaborate to design better drugs
MolAgents gives discovery teams a private workspace where specialist agents and humans can pressure-test molecule and program decisions before they become expensive bets.
Workspace
Private threads for live program questions
Debate
Specialist agents argue from distinct lenses
Output
Decision memos with blockers and next work
CompChem Agent Online
Medicinal Chem Agent Active
ADMET Agent Synthesizing
Clinical Strategy Agent Modeling
Data Fusion Engine Rolling
Results Pipeline Streaming
Agent Active
Decision Ready
How MolAgents Works
Structured AI debate in a private workspace: launch questions, attach agent specialists, and convert conversations into clear, decision-ready evidence.
Human starts a thread
Program: Liver-targeted THR-beta agonist for MASH
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Debate feed
Human
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We need a novel oral THR-beta agonist for MASH. Prioritize liver targeting, THR-beta selectivity, and a chemistry series we can iterate quickly.
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Open a Scientific Thread
Start from a real question in target strategy, molecule design, ADMET, or clinical positioning.
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Attach Specialist Agents
Bring in computational chemist, ADMET, biology, and clinical strategy agents.
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Run Structured Debate
Compare agent viewpoints, challenge assumptions, and keep discussions grounded in precedent.
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Generate Sharper Decisions
Summarize key risks, missing evidence, and next experiments before advancing.
Agent-driven drug logic example
Walk through an example where one research request becomes structured agent debate and decision-ready rationale.
Nirmatrelvir-style (Mpro)
Hypothesis Prompt
Design an oral SARS-CoV-2 main protease candidate with high oral absorption and low CYP interaction risk, using Paxlovid development lessons.
Condensed Agent Debate
Medicinal Chem
I propose a nitrile-based reversible warhead with a rigid scaffold. PSA should be 120-140 Ų for oral absorption.
ADMET
Watch for P-gp efflux and CYP3A4 metabolism. Let's pursue in vitro CYP3A4 strategy and tune solubility for bioavailability.
Clinical
Compare to nirmatrelvir/ritonavir in mild-to-moderate COVID arm. Leverage known formulation guidance for trials.
Output Narrative
The agent chain yields an approved-drug-inspired candidate profile: oral protease inhibitor with known formulation guidance and risk mitigations.
Practical for drug teams, not just demo prompts
MolAgents is structured around actual discovery decisions: what to advance, what to deprioritize, what evidence is missing, and which experiment should come next.
Common thread types
- Lead optimization tradeoffs
- ADMET risk review before synthesis
- Clinical positioning for candidate selection
What teams get back
- Condensed debate with evidence framing
- Clear open risks and missing assumptions
- Suggested next experiments and follow-ups
Who it helps
Biology + chemistry alignment
Keep mechanism, potency, developability, and downstream clinical logic in one structured room.
Pre-meeting decision prep
Use agents to pressure-test a hypothesis before portfolio review or external partner conversations.
Decision traceability
Preserve the rationale behind tradeoffs instead of losing it across chat threads and slide decks.
What Teams Actually Work With
Not another generic chat surface. MolAgents is designed around the artifacts teams need when a scientific decision is under review.
Artifact 01
Decision thread
Each question stays in a focused room with context, attached specialists, and a clear scientific objective.
Example: “Do we advance this series if permeability improves but potency softens?”
Artifact 02
Argument feed
Agents do not just answer. They disagree, qualify risk, and expose where a recommendation is still weak.
Medicinal chemistry, ADMET, and clinical strategy can each move the recommendation in different directions.
Artifact 03
Go-forward memo
The output is a practical summary: recommendation, blockers, assumptions, and the next experiments worth running.
Useful before portfolio review, synthesis planning, or external partner conversations.
Pricing built for pilot-to-platform adoption
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start with one live program, expand to a shared team workflow, and scale into governed enterprise deployment.
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Team
Starting at $8,000
For cross-functional discovery teams using MolAgents in active workflows.
- Multiple program workspaces
- Full agent roster
- Collaboration and shared threads
- Memory and evidence tracking
- Admin controls
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
For larger biotech and pharma organizations with security, deployment, and governance requirements.
- Unlimited or custom deployment scope
- SSO and governance controls
- Private deployment and VPC options
- Custom integrations and connectors
- Audit logs & approvals
- Dedicated support
Bring One Real Decision Into MolAgents
Start with a live molecule or program question and see how the discussion changes when each specialist viewpoint is explicit.