42 tools in Automation & Agents with a free plan, as shown on each vendor's own pricing page. 36 of them were read and verified on the vendor's page; the rest carry their check status so you can see how sure we are.
Listed A to Z, not ranked. A free plan usually has limits (credits, watermarks, exports); the line under each price says what we found. Free trials are not counted as free plans. Checked up to 11 Nov 2026.
Open-source no-code automation platform with AI agents and 400+ app pieces. Cloud plans meter credits; the MIT Community Edition can be self-hosted for free.
Open-source (MIT) workspace for building AI coworkers and agents that run in Slack, web embeds and on schedules, with traces and cost tracking. Cloud plans use credits and have no per-seat price.
From $29/mo (Starter)Free plan: 500 credits (one time)
Open-source low-code platform for building internal tools and admin panels on your databases and APIs, with AI assistance in the editor. Self-host the Community edition free or use the cloud.
Platform for building and running multi-agent AI automations with a visual editor, tracing and training. The open-source CrewAI framework is separate and MIT-licensed.
Paid price not publishedFree plan: 50 executions per month
Open-source visual builder for AI agents and RAG workflows. The DataStax-hosted cloud version was shut down in April 2026, so Langflow is now free open source you run yourself.
Visual automation builder that links apps and AI steps into multi-step workflows called scenarios. Plans are priced by monthly credits, and most module actions use one credit.
From $9/mo billed yearly (Core)Free plan: 1,000 credits per month
Open-source TypeScript framework for building AI agents, with a paid platform for deploying and observing them. Starter is free; Teams is $250 a month.
No-code builder for AI agents and multi-agent workflows that you publish by link or embed. All paid plans allow unlimited agents; usage is metered in AI credits.
From $49/mo (Pro)Free plan: 100 AI credits per month
Open-source (MIT) platform for AI software-engineering agents. Agent Canvas is free to self-host with your own LLM key; Teams adds multi-user identity and SSO; Enterprise adds unlimited seats and support.
Builds automations and AI agent workflows that connect your apps, using low-code steps and code. Free to build and test; you pay when it runs in production.