Automatisch is an open-source workflow automation alternative to Zapier that you can self-host for full data control.
Automatisch provides Zapier-style automation — triggers, actions and multi-step workflows across web services — as open-source software you can run on your own infrastructure. This matters for organizations with data residency or privacy requirements that forbid sending records to third-party SaaS. The workflow builder supports HTTP requests for unlimited custom integrations, and the community edition is free while a paid cloud version offers convenience. Active development and a growing connector library keep it practical.
Deploy Automatisch on your own server using Docker, connect the services you use and build workflows with triggers and actions. Use HTTP steps for anything without a native connector and monitor executions from the dashboard.
Automatisch’s community edition is free and open source; the managed cloud version and enterprise support are paid.
Privacy-conscious companies, developers and self-hosting enthusiasts who need automation without sending data to third-party clouds.
Yes. The self-hosted community edition is completely free; the managed cloud version is paid for convenience.
Yes. Automatisch is API-friendly with HTTP steps and, being open source, can be extended and integrated programmatically.
Compared with Zapier, Automatisch trades polished convenience for self-hosting control and zero licensing cost; compared with n8n, it offers a simpler Zapier-like model.
Automatisch saves licensing costs but demands server maintenance skills. Organizations without ops capacity are better served by managed platforms despite the higher price.
Automatisch runs in Docker on modest server resources — a small VPS typically suffices for team-scale automation workloads. Budget for basic server maintenance and updates as you would for any self-hosted software, since operational responsibility stays with your team.
Automatisch is actively developed with a growing user base and covers common automation patterns well through native connectors and HTTP steps. Evaluate the current connector list against your specific workflows before full commitment, and contribute missing connectors back to the community where possible.