AutoGPT Subprocessors

Last updated: July 30, 2026

The AutoGPT Platform at platform.agpt.co (our Platform), including the AutoGPT apps for third-party messaging platforms, is provided by Determinist Ltd trading as “AutoGPT” (we, our or us). To deliver our Platform we engage the third-party subprocessors listed below. Subprocessors are vendors we engage that may process customer personal data on our behalf. We review this list periodically and update it as our vendors change. Questions about our subprocessors can be sent to privacy@agpt.co. This page forms part of the privacy documentation for our Platform, alongside our Platform Privacy Policy and Platform Terms of Use. To receive notice of changes to this list, email privacy@agpt.co with the subject “Subscribe to subprocessor updates.” We will provide notice of new subprocessors before they begin processing customer personal data, and customers may raise objections as described in our data processing terms. Where personal data originating from the EEA or UK is transferred to subprocessors outside those regions, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses or, where the recipient is certified, the EU–U.S. Data Privacy Framework.

Infrastructure and hosting

Payments

AI and model providers

These vendors receive customer content (such as prompts, agent inputs and outputs, and files) when customers use Platform-provided AI credentials rather than their own API keys. Under our API agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic, customer content submitted through the API is not used to train their models. We do not opt in to any data-sharing or training programs offered by our AI subprocessors.

Business and agent-service APIs

These vendors power specific Platform features and agent blocks using Platform-managed credentials.

Monitoring, analytics and communications

* Listed for transparency; these vendors support our Platform but do not process customer personal data in the ordinary course. † Website visitor analytics for our marketing site, governed by our cookie and privacy notices rather than customer-data subprocessing.

Customer-connected integrations and channels

Our Platform lets customers connect their own accounts with third-party services (for example GitHub, Google, Notion, Twitter/X, Reddit, Todoist, Airtable and WordPress) and supply their own API keys for AI and service blocks. When a customer connects such a service, data is transferred at the customer’s direction under the customer’s own agreement with that provider. These customer-directed transfers are not subprocessor relationships and are not listed above.

Customers may also choose to interact with AutoGPT through optional third-party messaging platforms, including Slack, Discord and Telegram. These channels are never required to use our Platform: the customer initiates the connection (for example by installing the AutoGPT app in their Slack workspace or starting a conversation with an AutoGPT bot), and message content is exchanged with the platform solely to deliver the conversation the customer requested. Each platform processes that data under the customer’s own agreement with it, acting as a service chosen by the customer rather than as one of our subprocessors. We also operate public community spaces — including a Discord server — where we share product releases, updates and community discussion. Participation is optional and initiated by the user; content shared in those spaces is processed by the relevant platform under the user’s own agreement with it.