Pay as you go, no commitments
Starter
A quick way to play around with our AI-first automation builder
Free
Unlimited users
- AI pieces
- 1 project
- Unlimited admin users
- All standard pieces
- Unlimited flows
- $1 per 1,000 extra tasks
Ultimate
Become an AI-first enterprise with our collaboration and management tools
Starts from $1,200 per month
- Everything in free, plus ...
- Projects for your teams
- User roles and permissions
- Advanced alerts
- Premium pieces
- Collaborate using Git
- Audit logs
- Log streaming to observability apps
- Customize branding & language
- Single Sign-On
- 5 private pieces
- $1 per 1,000 extra tasks
50,000+ teams are going AI-first
Frequently asked questions
The Ultimate plan lets you put the power of creating AI automations in the hands of everyone across your company, all under the supervision of your IT team.
Background: The world is changing quickly because of the rapid development in AI. Leaders in the market are democratizing the implementation of AI automations so their teams build AI automations without totally relying on the tech team.
We encourage you to consider the self hosted version if you are in a regulated industry or have specific requirements to keep your data in your region or in your own servers.
If your main driver to self host is to save the cost of the tasks, we made it cheap to run your tasks on our cloud. However, you might want to self host if you build high volume automations such as reading all your Slack messages.
On our cloud, we charge $1 per 1,000 tasks on all plans. We think this is at the low end of the per-task pricing in the market.
If you self host Activepieces, you can run as many tasks as your machines can handle. Read more about our architecture for information about hosting and scaling Activepieces.
A task is any step of your automation flow that gets executed, be it a trigger or an action step. If your flow has a total of 5 steps and it triggers 10 times, these are 50 tasks.
Activepieces is open-core. All the main features like building, modifying and publishing automation flows are published under the MIT license, while some features are published under our enterprise license that requires an active subscription to use them.