Activepieces
An open-source automation platform in the Zapier family: visual flows connect your business apps, self-hosted so the data stays yours.
Install & harden · $149 one-time | Hosted & monitored · $79/mo
What it does
Builds flows from pieces: ready-made connectors for common business tools, arranged visually.
Handles triggers, schedules, branching and retries without code.
Adds AI steps inside flows, calling the model you configure.
How it fits your stack
A lighter alternative to n8n in the same slot: the stack glue that triggers agents and routes their output.
Webhook pieces let OpenClaw and your other agents fire flows on demand.
Every install ships with
Hardened Docker deploy. Isolated containers behind a TLS reverse proxy, firewall rules applied.
Least-privilege keys. Model and exchange keys scoped to the minimum, stored server-side.
Access control. Authentication in front of every interface. Nothing listens naked on the internet.
Documented handover. Credentials, architecture notes and a rollback path, in writing.
Pricing
Fixed prices, billed in USD through Stripe. The one-time install is yours forever; the hosted plan renews monthly.
One-time. Hardened deploy on our host or yours, scoped keys, documented handover.
Monthly. Single-tenant hosting, 24/7 monitoring, updates and backups handled for you.
Questions
Activepieces or n8n?
Activepieces is simpler and MIT-licensed for its core, so we can host it for you; n8n is deeper but install-only on your own server due to its license. We advise on the fit, then install either.
Can non-technical staff build flows?
Yes, that is the point: pieces are assembled visually. We deliver your first flows configured and show your team how to build the next ones.
What happens to my Zapier subscriptions?
Most common Zaps have an Activepieces equivalent. We map your existing automations during install and rebuild the ones that fit; anything exotic is flagged honestly before you commit.
Ready when you are.
Buy the install and we schedule it within days, or talk to an engineer first. Either way, you end up with a hardened instance and the keys in your hands.