Activepieces Pricing Overview

I have tried so many Zapier replacements, such as (Make, Latenode, Pabbly, tried them all). Activepieces has come a long way and they continue to surprise and update their software. It is very easy to integrate with apps, just like Zapier, and get them going. They do use different terminology, but just ask Claude or ChatGPT what they are and they will provide the answer. For example, Zapier uses filters, but Activepieces uses Routers (branches) and the left side is what you want and if the left side does not match, then on the right side nothing will happen.

--> Their pricing is AMAZING! You pay $1 for 1000 tasks. Zapier, Make and other companies definitely charge way more than this.

--> This is cheaper than n8n. I tried n8n and I needed to connect multiple Gmail accounts to one workflow; you cannot do this with n8n at this time. You can with Activepieces.

--> They have a free account with all features, no LIMITATIONS. You get 1000 free task.

--> I have not requested customer service, but I have not needed to. I moved all my zaps from Zapier except for 2 with no issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This might be a downside for some, and that is they don't integrate with every company out there, but give them time, they will. Remember Zapier has been in business for a very long time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I first discovered ActivePieces, I was genuinely impressed by its ambition to make automation more accessible and its steady rollout of new features. The platform’s no-code approach had a lot of potential for streamlining tasks and integrating different tools, and the early roadmap suggested an eagerness to innovate quickly. The idea of providing lifetime access to advanced features at launch also showed a willingness to reward early adopters, which initially built a sense of trust and community. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most about ActivePieces is their lack of follow-through on clear promises made to early supporters. The company pledged to always upgrade lifetime deal customers to the current equivalent of their “Pro” plan, but as soon as their business model shifted, they ignored this commitment. They also collapsed the value across paid tiers, making those who invested more receive no added benefit.

Attempts to address these concerns have been met with silence or even account shutdowns, instead of honest communication or fair solutions. This approach feels like bait and switch and shows a lack of respect for customer trust and loyalty. It’s disappointing to see a company disregard its earliest backers and change the rules after the fact. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.