Automa

Automa

A no-code platform that lets non-technical teams build both AI agents and RPA-style automated workflows in the same drag-and-drop editor — combining AI decision-making with click-and-type execution.

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📁 Automation, No-code & Integrations🗣️ English📅 July 28, 2026

Description

Automating office work usually means choosing between two different kinds of tools: "AI agents" that can make decisions but often can't reliably click through a website, or "RPA" (robotic process automation) tools that click and type reliably but can't think through anything unexpected. Automa combines both in one drag-and-drop editor, so a workflow can use AI judgment where a decision is genuinely needed and mechanical, reliable execution — clicking, typing, moving data — everywhere else.

Automa is a no-code automation platform combining AI agent capabilities with RPA-style execution in a single visual, drag-and-drop editor, aimed at non-technical teams building automations "in minutes." It offers three tiers: Free (1 deployed app, 30 min/day third-party app usage), Pro (unlimited apps and runtime, advanced AI, API access), and Enterprise (fully unlimited, cloud desktop access, dedicated support manager), with 50% off annual billing. It targets non-technical teams at companies from startups to large enterprises, particularly in finance, HR, customer support, sales, and data operations.

💬 Our review

The short version: if you want one tool that handles both the "think about it" part and the "click through the website" part of an automation, rather than stitching together a separate AI tool and a separate RPA tool, Automa's combined approach is the pitch worth testing.

The AI-agent-plus-RPA combination is becoming a common pitch across this category, and Automa's specific angle is a genuinely unified editor rather than two separate products bolted together. The free tier's 30-minute-per-day limit on third-party app usage is quite restrictive for real evaluation — enough to see the interface, not enough to run a meaningful automation in production, so budget for Pro if you want a real trial. As with peers, it's a young entrant competing against far more established players (UiPath for RPA, Zapier/Make for integrations), so the honest comparison is whether the unified AI-plus-RPA editor saves you enough tool-switching to be worth building on a newer, smaller platform.

💰 Pricing

FreemiumGratuit limité (30 min/jour) ; Pro et Enterprise sur devis
Free 0$ (1 app, 30 min/jour)Pro non publicEnterprise sur devis

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

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💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Free (1 app, 30 min/jour usage apps tiers) ; Pro (apps et runtime illimités, IA avancée, accès API) ; Enterprise (tout illimité, accès cloud desktop, support dédié). 50% de réduction en facturation annuelle.

👥 Target audienceÉquipes non-techniques de startups à grandes entreprises, notamment finance, RH, support client, ventes et opérations de données
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesInternational
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Pros

Combine agents IA et automatisation RPA dans un même éditeur visuel

Positionnement clair pour équipes non-techniques

50% de réduction en facturation annuelle

Palier gratuit disponible pour tester l'interface

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Cons

Palier gratuit très limité (30 min/jour), insuffisant pour un vrai test en production

Concurrence directe avec des acteurs bien plus établis (UiPath, Zapier)

Tarifs Pro et Enterprise non précisés en chiffres publics

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