prices verified june 2026 · 3 workflows · monthly billing

Activepieces vs Automatisch — pricing & features compared

Activepieces logoActivepieces vs Automatisch logoAutomatisch
Two open-source, self-hostable tools with different reach. Activepieces pairs an MIT license with a Zapier-like no-code UI and about 747 integrations, and is free on its cloud free tier; Automatisch is AGPL-licensed, deliberately minimal (about 50 integrations, no AI) and simple to self-host. On our figures Activepieces runs at no cost on its free tier while Automatisch's cost is your server bill — see the table. Choose Activepieces for breadth and UI, Automatisch for a lean, EU-friendly footprint. See the price table below for figures.

What you'd pay per month

Cheapest qualifying plan for each tool, including overage, at four typical volumes.

runs / monthActivepiecesAutomatisch
1,000 $0 Cloud $8self-hosted*
5,000 $0 Cloud $8self-hosted*
20,000 $0 Cloud $25self-hosted*
100,000 $0 Cloud $45self-hosted*

~ = estimated custom-tier pricing (vendor quotes individually; calibrated against public list prices). Assumes 3 workflows, monthly billing, cheapest qualifying plan. Prices verified June 2026 — see the price changelog. * self-hosted = free open-source software; the figure is the server infrastructure (VPS + DB, not a tool fee), ~$8/mo small to ~$150/mo at high volume — assumes light workflows and excludes your ops time.

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Feature differences that matter

Only the rows where Activepieces and Automatisch actually differ — identical capabilities are left out.

FeatureActivepiecesAutomatisch
Integrations747+50+
Free tierUnlimited runs · 10 active flows (cloud)Unlimited* · Unlimited*
Log history7 days (cloud)Full history*
AI features
Multi-user
API access
Code steps
LicenseMITAGPL-3.0

Same on both: overage model · steps per workflow · execution timeout · eu data residency · self-hosting · webhooks.

Pros & cons

Activepieces logoActivepieces
  • True MIT license — no restrictions
  • No-code UI like Zapier
  • Self-hostable
  • Fewer integrations than Zapier (747+)
  • Smaller community than n8n
  • No code steps
Automatisch logoAutomatisch
  • Simplest setup
  • Full data control (GDPR)
  • Unlimited on self-host
  • Only ~50 integrations
  • No AI nodes
  • Smallest community

Common questions

From published pricing, Activepieces is the lower-cost option across the volumes we track — $0 vs $8 at 1,000 runs/mo, and $0 vs $45 at 100,000. Figures include overage where it applies — see the table above. Price is one factor; the feature and trade-off sections cover the rest.
Activepieces doesn't meter runs at all — pricing is per active flow, with unlimited executions. Automatisch doesn't meter operations — one flat cloud price, or self-host for free.
Yes — both Activepieces and Automatisch can be self-hosted, which caps the real cost at your server bill.
When you want the simplest possible self-hosted setup with full data control. Automatisch is quick to stand up, AGPL-licensed and unmetered — a lean fit when you only need a handful of integrations and want everything on your own server.
Taken from official pricing pages and verified June 2026. Values marked ~ are estimates for custom enterprise tiers. Every change we record lands in the price changelog.

Both have free tiers — test with your real workflow

Activepieces logoActivepieces

10 active flows free with unlimited runs — a real pilot costs nothing.

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Automatisch logoAutomatisch

Open source — self-host for free, or take the flat-price cloud plan.

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An objective cost comparison from each vendor's public pricing pages (June 2026) — not a recommendation; rankings reflect price only, so verify current pricing before deciding. We run an affiliate link for Make (the only one of these tools with a public referral program); the others don't offer one, so those are plain links — affiliate status never affects the comparison. See our affiliate disclosure.