Amazon Nova Act
by Amazon Web Services
AWS service for building fleets of UI workflow agents
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Nova Act is generally available as an AWS service for automating UI workflows such as web QA testing, data entry, data extraction and checkout flows. You build agents in a playground or console, in IDEs such as VS Code, Kiro and Cursor with the Nova Act extension, or through the CLI and SDK, and it integrates with the Strands Agents framework. At launch it ran only in the US East (N. Virginia) region, and pricing is on a separate AWS page.
Our verdict
Nova Act fits teams already on AWS that want managed fleets of UI agents. Region coverage and rate details are worth checking before committing.
Best for
AWS teams automating production UI workflows and QA.
Avoid if
You want a self-serve agent with a flat monthly price.
Pros
- Backed by AWS and generally available
- Build in console, IDE, CLI or SDK
- Targets production QA, data entry and checkout workflows
Cons
- Launch region was US East (N. Virginia) only
- Rates are not on the page reviewed
- Requires an AWS account and engineering effort
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
What is Amazon Nova Act?
It is an AWS service for building, deploying and managing fleets of reliable agents that automate production UI workflows.
Is Nova Act generally available?
Yes. AWS announced general availability, initially in the US East (N. Virginia) region.
How do I build agents with Nova Act?
Through the Nova Act playground or console, IDEs such as VS Code, Kiro and Cursor with the extension, or the CLI and SDK.