Robomotion RPA gives non-developers a way to offload the repetitive clicking, copying, and data-entry work that eats up a workday, using cross-platform robotic process automation (RPA) bots that can drive desktop and web applications even when there’s no API to plug into. Instead of hand-coding a script, buyers describe what they want automated in plain English and let Robomotion’s AI Assistant build the flow.
Robomotion offers a free tier to start, with paid plans beginning at $49/month for Solo, scaling up through Pro and Team, and a 20% discount for annual billing.
What is Robomotion RPA?
Robomotion sits in the no-code automation space and is positioned as an alternative to Make and UiPath — one a general workflow-automation tool built around APIs, the other an enterprise RPA platform with enterprise-grade pricing to match. Robomotion’s pitch is the middle ground: real RPA bots that can automate anything with a screen, at a price and complexity level a small team can actually manage. The company, Robomotion, was founded in Istanbul, Turkey in March 2020 and currently runs as a small, seed-stage team of 1-10 people.
The problem it targets is specific: most automation platforms only work with software that exposes an API, which leaves older desktop tools, internal systems, and plenty of websites out of reach. Robomotion’s bots instead interact with an application the way a person would — clicking, typing, and reading the screen — so they can automate logins, data pulls, report generation, and file handling on Windows, Mac, or Linux without waiting on an integration to exist.
Key features
Build flows in plain English
Buyers describe the task they want automated and let Robomotion’s AI generate the flow, including multi-step web tasks like logging in, pulling data, and sending reports — the platform also catches and auto-fixes some errors in existing flows to keep bots running without manual intervention.
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One console for everything
Login credentials are stored in encrypted vaults that only the account holder can decrypt, and a single dashboard shows bots, schedules, users, and usage across a workspace instead of spreading that information across separate tools and spreadsheets.
Scheduling and autopilot execution
Multiple tasks can run under one project to keep workflows organized, with bots scheduled on a cadence from minutes to weeks and enabled through a cloud-based admin panel rather than a local machine that has to stay powered on.
A visual flow builder with 100+ integrations
Workflows are built with a drag-and-drop interface that supports conditions, branches, and parallel execution for complex logic, with connections into 100+ integrations spanning AI models, databases, and cloud storage, plus an AI Assistant on hand to help build, refine, and debug flows along the way.
Plans and pricing
Robomotion’s plans scale mainly by user count, number of robots, flow limits, AI credits, and cloud run minutes, with a Free tier to try the platform before paying.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 14-day trial of paid features | 50 daily credits, 250 one-time credits, 1GB storage |
| Solo | $49/month | Monthly (20% off annually) | 1 user, 1 development robot, 3 application robots, 50 flows, 2,500 AI credits/month, 25GB storage |
| Pro | $129/month | Monthly (20% off annually) | 3+ users, 1 production robot, 5 application robots, 250 flows, 7,500 AI credits/month, 250GB storage |
| Team | $399/month | Monthly (20% off annually) | 5+ users, 2 production robots, 15 application robots, unlimited flows, document understanding, 25,000 AI credits/month, 1TB storage |
Add-ons let teams expand a plan without jumping a full tier, including extra users ($9/month), application robots ($19/month), development robots ($49/month), and production robots ($99/month).
Who it’s best for — and who should skip it
Robomotion is well suited for content creators, crypto teams, and developers, and the fit makes sense for anyone automating repetitive multi-step tasks across apps that don’t talk to each other through an API — scheduled report pulls, cross-posting content, or monitoring crypto dashboards are exactly the kind of jobs the plain-English flow builder is built around.
It’s a weaker fit for teams that need enterprise RPA governance beyond what the Team plan offers, since version history, audit logs, and document understanding scale up with tier. Buyers with no patience for a learning curve should also know documentation is the most consistently cited rough edge in reviews.
What users are saying
Robomotion RPA holds strong overall ratings from user reviews, with the clear majority at the top score. Feedback describes buyers appreciating the platform’s automation capabilities, responsive support, and an active community, while flagging the user interface and documentation as the areas still needing polish.
That pattern holds up in founder replies visible in public feedback, where the team engages directly with buyers working through setup questions. As with most automation tools, the reviews also skew toward people with some technical comfort already — buyers expecting a fully guided, zero-learning-curve experience should budget time to work through the docs before building a first production flow.
Price and value
Robomotion’s monthly pricing, especially with the 20% annual discount, compares well against UiPath-style RPA pricing, which is typically licensed per bot, per year, and well out of reach for a small team. The step up through the tiers mostly buys more robots, flows, and faster scheduling rather than new capability, so most solo users and small teams will get full value from Solo or Pro, while agencies running bots across several clients will want to budget for the Team plan’s higher robot and flow counts.
Verdict
Robomotion RPA backs up strong user ratings with a genuinely broad feature set — plain-English flow building, cross-platform bots, and 100+ integrations — at a fraction of typical RPA pricing, with documentation as the main thing to budget time around.
Frequently asked questions
Robomotion offers a free tier, then paid plans starting at Solo for $49/month, Pro for $129/month, and Team for $399/month, with a 20% discount for annual billing.
Yes. The Free plan includes 50 daily credits, 250 one-time credits, 1GB of storage, and a 14-day trial of paid features.
Robomotion doesn't publish a standalone refund policy on its pricing page u2014 confirm current terms directly with the vendor before subscribing.
Yes, along with Excel, Webhooks, and WhatsApp, plus 100+ other integrations including AI models, databases, and cloud storage.
Robomotion is positioned as an alternative to both; it focuses on cross-platform desktop and web bots without the enterprise licensing UiPath typically requires.
Solo includes 1 user, 1 development robot, 3 application robots, 50 flows, 2,500 AI credits/month, and 25GB of storage.
No, flows are built with a drag-and-drop builder or plain-English prompts to Robomotion's AI Assistant.
Yes, its bots are cross-platform and run on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
