Zapier alternative
In TinyCommand, workflows share a data layer with forms, tables, agents, and email. The 4-step Zap that burns 4 tasks every run? Here it’s 1 run, on $49/mo for the whole stack.
No credit card · Per-run pricing · 458 integrations + native forms, DB, agents, email
“While all this could have been done with custom coding and wasting a lot of time, it is a one stop platform that handles the full flow from data capture to execution without the lag you get on other platforms like Zapier. If you're running an agency or even a freelancer, it's a no brainer.”
Why teams switch
Forms, tables, agents, email are the same product. No ‘connect Typeform’ wizard, no ‘pick which Airtable base’ dropdown, no field-mapping drift when you rename a column. The workflow just sees the data.
Zapier counts every action against your task budget — a 5-step workflow burns 5 tasks per run. TinyCommand bills the run. Same automation costs roughly 1/5 as much in practice.
Drop a TinyAgents into any workflow. It reads your data, makes decisions, drafts content, calls tools. No OpenAI API key juggling, no per-token surprise bills.
Side-by-side
Honest feature parity where it exists. Concrete gaps where it doesn’t.
Where it fits
TinyWorkflows is the glue — but in TinyCommand, the things being glued are already next to each other. Forms, tables, agents, email — all native, no per-connection mapping.
Real flows
New form submission → enrich → score → route to the right rep on Slack → log to CRM. Same pipeline that costs 4 Zapier tasks per submission is one run in TinyCommand.
Stripe webhook fires → look up customer in TinyTables → send a personalized recovery email → follow up after 3 days if still unpaid.
Every morning, pull all new rows from yesterday across 3 tables, summarize with an agent, send a digest to #ops.
Customer emails → agent classifies urgency + product area → routes to Slack thread + creates Linear ticket if it’s a bug.
Switching from Zapier
Email us your Zapier account and our team rebuilds your setup in TinyCommand, preserves the logic and design, and helps you wire up the workflows. Live within a week.
Start the migrationFAQ
The biggest difference: workflows in TinyCommand already have access to your forms, database, AI agents, and email — same product. You don’t set up a Typeform connection, then an Airtable connection, then a Mailchimp connection. Second: we bill on completed runs, not on every step. A 5-step Zap = 5 tasks; a 5-step TinyCommand workflow = 1 run.
Yes — connect your Zapier account and we import the workflow structure, triggers, and actions. Steps that use TinyCommand products (Form, Table, Email) get mapped natively; steps that use third-party apps continue to use our 458 integrations. Anything we can’t auto-map, our team rebuilds in your first week.
Honest answer: no. Zapier has 8,000+ third-party integrations; we have 458. We cover the high-traffic 100+ apps that 95% of automations actually use. If you need a long-tail connection (say, an obscure CRM or accounting tool), check our integrations directory before switching — and we add new ones every Thursday.
Zapier counts every single action across your workflows toward your monthly task budget. A workflow that has a trigger + filter + 3 actions = 5 tasks per execution. We count completed workflow runs — that same workflow is 1 run per execution. Result: the same automation that maxes out Zapier’s Starter ($29/mo) in week 2 runs comfortably on our free tier.
Not yet — TinyCommand is hosted only. If you specifically need self-hosting (compliance, air-gapped, etc.), n8n is the right call. For everyone else, hosted with a real bundle beats hosted with a self-host escape hatch.
Conditional logic, filters, loops, sub-workflows, error handlers — all supported. The visual builder handles the same shape of automations Zapier’s Pro plan does, with the addition of native AI steps and the same-product data layer.
Yes. Our Pro plan handles high-volume use cases without per-task fees biting. We have customers running 10k+ workflow executions per day on the Pro plan.
Most teams start by porting their two or three most-run Zaps to see how the math compares. If those work, the rest follow over a month. Our team helps you map the import so you don’t lose any workflows.
Same workflow logic Zapier handles, plus the data layer it can’t. $49/mo for the whole stack — or free forever for solo.
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