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Tiny Command vs ActivePieces

ActivePieces is open-source workflow automation with a free self-hosted tier. Tiny Command is hosted-only with a broader bundled platform (forms, tables, agents, emails). ActivePieces wins for teams that need self-hosting or full source-code control; Tiny Command for teams that want one platform without ops overhead.

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FeatureTiny CommandActivePieces
Integrations400+ first-party~200 first-party
Self-hostingCloud onlyYes (open source)
Workflow builderVisual canvasLinear step list
Bundled platformBuilt in (TinyForms, Tables, Agents, Emails)Workflows only
Pricing$20/mo ProFree self-host; $25/mo cloud
Best forTeams who want one platformSelf-hosted teams + open-source enthusiasts
FAQ

Common questions

Can I migrate from ActivePieces to Tiny Command?
Partial — basic linear workflows transfer via our HTTP-action import. Complex ActivePieces flows need manual rebuild.
Is ActivePieces enterprise-ready?
Self-hosted, yes. Cloud edition is younger and still maturing operationally.
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