Customer onboarding
A new customer signs up. AgentFlow10 creates their CRM record, generates an onboarding checklist, and posts a summary to the account team's Slack channel.




Drag-and-drop builder, 700+ integrations, native LLM steps, and a real code step for when no-code hits a wall. Self-host it on your own servers or run it on our cloud.
Works with the tools you already use
Built for the moment your prototype turns into something real, when you suddenly need monitoring, permissions, retries, and code.
Drag steps onto a canvas and wire them together. You edit the actual logic instead of hand-tuning a 400-line YAML file.
Need judgment in the middle of a flow? Add an LLM step from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, give it tools and memory, and let it decide what to call.
Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Stripe, Notion, Postgres, and a long tail of vertical apps. Missing one? Write a piece in TypeScript and it shows up in the builder.
Sometimes no-code hits a wall. Drop a JavaScript or Python step into the flow, import an npm package, and test it against live data inline.
Branch on any field. Loop over arrays. Send a run down one of five paths. This is the control flow real work needs, not just linear happy paths.
Invite people to specific projects with Admin, Editor, or Viewer roles. Every permission is checked on the server, not just hidden in the UI.
Encrypted connection secrets, isolated workspaces, per-project access. Self-host it and your data never touches our servers.
Fire on a webhook, an app event, or a cron expression. Failed runs retry with exponential backoff, three attempts, then land in a dead-letter view.
It is the same stack we run in the cloud: distributed workers, BullMQ queues, OpenTelemetry traces, and rate limiting. Nothing to bolt on later.
Choose from email, webhook, schedule, form submission, database change, or any of 700+ events from connected apps. Test in one click.
Add steps. Pipe data between them. Branch on conditions. Loop over lists. Drop in a code step when you need raw control.
Hit publish and it runs on a managed worker pool. Watch every run live, and get paged the moment a step fails, instead of finding out Monday that Sunday's cron died silently.
Most of what we automate started as a Notion doc titled "steps we always forget." Turn yours into a flow.
A new customer signs up. AgentFlow10 creates their CRM record, generates an onboarding checklist, and posts a summary to the account team's Slack channel.




Classify incoming tickets, suggest replies from your knowledge base, and escalate only when an agent is genuinely needed.




Consolidate revenue from Stripe with product usage from Postgres each day, blend it in BigQuery, and push a unified view to your team's dashboard.




Sync orders into your ERP, alert ops when stock crosses a threshold, and issue refunds automatically when fraud signals fire. No custom backend to maintain.




Schedule audits across cloud accounts, archive results to S3, file findings to Jira, and produce the SOC 2 evidence pack monthly.



Move data between Postgres, BigQuery, and your microservices with retries and observability. Replace one-off cron scripts.



The free plan runs real automations, not a crippled trial. When you need higher run limits, more team seats, or SSO, upgrade. Cancel whenever, or self-host and pay nothing.
Everything you need to build your first automations and AI agents.
For growing teams that need collaboration, control, and scale.
For teams running business-critical workloads that need SSO, dedicated infrastructure, and a signed DPA.
Yes. Run it with Docker on your own servers or a VPS, and the data never leaves your infrastructure. The cloud version exists for people who would rather not manage Postgres and Redis themselves.
Self-host and everything stays on your machines. On the cloud, each account gets an isolated workspace, connection secrets are encrypted at rest, and no one on our side reads your run data.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and Mistral are supported out of the box. Add your own API key and you are billed by the provider directly, or use the included tokens on a paid plan.
You get a visual builder, a real code step, and native AI agents in one place, and you can self-host the whole thing. Pricing is per run, not per task, so a five-step flow does not cost you five times as much.
Real automations, not a 14-day teaser. You get the visual builder, integrations, AI steps, and code steps. Paid plans raise the run and seat limits and add SSO. See the pricing section for the current numbers.
No. Most flows are built entirely by dragging steps and mapping fields. The JavaScript and Python steps are there for the day a flow needs something the no-code steps cannot express.
Start on the free plan today. Move up when you hit the run limits, and self-host any time you want the data sitting on your own servers.