Gumloop
Gumloop is a no-code AI automation platform for building agents, workflows, integrations, and governed business automations.
About Gumloop
Gumloop is the current product behind the former AgentHub.dev domain: a no-code AI automation platform for teams that want to build agents and workflow automations without turning every process into custom software. Its official site positions Gumloop around AI agents built by a team, a visual canvas for multi-agent workflows, recurring triggers, and workplace entry points such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, and email. The docs describe agents, drag-and-drop workflows, more than 100 pre-built nodes and integrations, API references, webhooks, REST APIs, SDKs, apps, custom nodes, and workflows that agents can call as tools. Gumloop is strongest when a business process crosses many systems and needs both AI reasoning and operational structure: lead qualification, support triage, data analysis, recurring reports, content workflows, CRM updates, and tool-driven internal assistants. It is less ideal when a team only needs one simple trigger-action recipe, wants a fully self-hosted open-source workflow engine, or needs exact production cost forecasts before choosing models, credits, overages, and enterprise controls.
Best for
Best use cases
A sales operations workflow needs to watch new form submissions, enrich company and contact data, qualify leads, update CRM fields, and notify the right channel without manual copy-paste.
A support team wants an agent to triage bugs, create tickets, detect recurring customer patterns, and hand off cases while preserving a repeatable workflow graph for review.
A data or finance team needs a scheduled agent to answer warehouse questions, compare reporting periods, generate summaries, and send recurring updates to Slack, email, or a dashboard.
A marketing team needs to combine research, content drafting, ad campaign preparation, social monitoring, and approval steps across tools such as Google Sheets, Gmail, Slack, and web data.
An enterprise security team is rolling out agentic automation and needs identity controls, traceable tool calls, secret handling, model access policies, and deployment choices before approving broad usage.
An automation builder needs to expose a Gumloop flow as a webhook or API endpoint so another internal app can trigger a no-code business process programmatically.
Compare before choosing
Compare Zapier when the primary job is broad SaaS app automation with mature non-AI recipes and simpler trigger-action flows rather than agentic orchestration.
Compare Make when visual scenario building, price per operations bundle, and a large automation community matter more than Gumloop's AI-agent and MCP governance direction.
Compare n8n when self-hosting, open-source extensibility, developer-managed workflows, and code-level customization are higher priorities than a managed no-code AI automation platform.
Compare Relevance AI or Lindy when the buying decision centers on AI worker libraries, sales/support agents, or role-specific agent templates instead of a general workflow canvas.
Compare building directly with OpenAI, Anthropic, model providers, integration APIs, and internal orchestration code when deep infrastructure control is more important than faster no-code deployment.
Features
Pros
- Combines AI agents and deterministic workflow structure, which helps teams keep automations repeatable instead of relying only on chat prompts.
- Free tier and public Pro starting price make evaluation easier than contact-sales-only automation platforms.
- Official docs cover agents, workflows, apps, API entry points, custom nodes, credits, and model cost controls in practical implementation terms.
- Enterprise security story is unusually visible for an automation tool, with SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR-aligned privacy, ZDR agreements, SSO/SCIM, VPC, and traceable tool calls described publicly.
- The rebrand from AgentHub to Gumloop is officially documented, which helps resolve stale directory records that still point to the old domain.
Cons
- Credit pricing can be hard to forecast because actual cost depends on model tier, conversation length, workflow run volume, tool usage, BYOK, and overage settings.
- Teams that mainly need simple non-AI SaaS automations may find mature trigger-action tools easier to reason about.
- Enterprise-grade controls such as VPC, SSO/SCIM, audit logs, custom retention, and model access control are tied to custom Enterprise discussions.
- Self-hosting-first teams may prefer an open-source workflow platform where they control every runtime and extension.
- Some buyer-critical answers, such as exact Enterprise price, deployment region details, and final compliance terms, still require sales or security review.
Pricing Plans
Free
- 5k credits per month
- 1 seat
- 1 active trigger
- 2 concurrent runs
- 5 concurrent agent interactions
- Forum support
- Unlimited agents and flows
Pro
- 20k+ credits per month
- Unlimited seats
- 5 concurrent runs
- 25 concurrent agent interactions
- Agent Reflections
- Unlimited teams and unified billing
- Team usage and analytics
- App policies and guardrails
- MCP Server Hosting (1) and MCP Server Proxying (3)
Enterprise
- Custom credits and concurrency
- Role-based access control
- SCIM/SAML support
- Admin dashboard and audit logs
- Custom data retention rules and security reports
- Data exports, Incognito Mode, and AI model access control
- Virtual Private Cloud, workflow queuing, and expanded MCP hosting/proxying
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Gumloop's official website.