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Platform / Self-Hosted Activepieces

Open source, fully yours.

Activepieces is MIT-licensed workflow automation — the most permissive license in the category. We deploy it on your VPS with backups, SSL, and monitoring, giving your team a friendly Zapier-style builder with zero per-task fees and zero license restrictions.

ACTIVEPIECES · DOCKER · POSTGRES · REDIS · VPS

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Why this platform

Why teams choose it

True MIT License

01

Unlike fair-code platforms, Activepieces is MIT-licensed: no usage restrictions, no commercial clauses, no future relicensing risk. The freest ownership position in workflow automation.

Zero Per-Task Fees

02

Unlimited flows and executions on a ~$20/mo VPS. Teams paying $300–$500+/mo on task-metered platforms keep the workflows and drop the bill.

A Builder Non-Technical Staff Can Use

03

Activepieces has the gentlest learning curve of the open-source options. Office staff build and edit simple flows themselves; we handle the complex ones.

AI Pieces Built In

04

Native Claude and GPT pieces with BYOK support — AI steps in your flows at provider cost ($30–$150/mo typical), not a marked-up platform AI tier.

Your Data Stays On Your Server

05

Self-hosting means customer data and credentials never transit a third-party cloud — the requirement that usually starts the self-hosting conversation.

23+

HRS / WEEK GIVEN BACK

$42k

ANNUAL LABOR RECOVERED

30

DAYS TO LIVE

What we build

Capabilities we ship

Production Deployment

01

Dockerized Activepieces with Postgres and Redis behind SSL on your VPS — hardened, monitored, and sized for your workflow volume.

Flow Development

02

We build your core automations — lead routing, notifications, data syncs, AI processing — and train your team to extend them.

Custom Pieces

03

TypeScript pieces for your proprietary or industry-specific systems, so internal tools become first-class citizens in the builder.

Migration From Zapier & Make

04

Existing Zaps and scenarios mapped and rebuilt as Activepieces flows, validated in parallel before cutover.

Backups & Maintenance

05

Automated encrypted backups, update procedures, and health monitoring — production posture without a sysadmin on payroll.

Five phases. Thirty days to live.

Our process →

01

Discover

Ops audit, process maps, ROI ranking.

02

Design

Architecture and tool picks — approved first.

03

Build

Constructed and tested against every edge case.

04

Launch

Deployment, training, real adoption.

05

Optimize

Monitoring, monthly reports, new wins.

Questions

Self-Hosted Activepieces — FAQ

What is Activepieces?

An open-source workflow automation platform with a visual no-code builder, 280+ integrations, and native AI pieces. Its MIT license makes it the most permissively licensed serious alternative to Zapier — free to self-host with no usage restrictions.

Activepieces or n8n — which should we self-host?

Activepieces for ease of use and the cleanest license; non-technical teams pick it up fastest. n8n for a larger integration catalog and more power-user features like code nodes. We deploy both and recommend based on who will maintain your flows.

What does self-hosted Activepieces cost to run?

The software is free. Hosting is a ~$20/mo VPS for unlimited flows and executions, plus $30–$150/mo to your AI provider if flows use AI steps. Our deployment and flow build follows the standard $7,500 one-time model.

Can our team build flows without us calling you?

That is the point of choosing Activepieces. The builder is approachable enough for office staff to create and modify simple flows after a training session. We document everything and stay available for the complex builds.

Is self-hosted Activepieces production-ready?

Yes — it runs on the same architecture as the company's own cloud product. We deploy with Postgres, Redis, SSL, automated backups, and monitoring, the same production posture as our n8n deployments.

Where we go from here

Start with a call.

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We map your operations, find the friction, and show you where automation actually earns its keep. If there's no fit, we'll say so.

No subscription.

No lock-in.

No surprise invoices.

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