Turbotic is a Stockholm based automation company, and its main product builds workflows from plain English chat. You describe a job, and an AI assistant asks questions, writes code, tests it, and fixes it. Turbotic says there are no forms and no templates.
Here is a quick look at the pricing, the claims, and who should skip it. Keep one thing in mind. Most of the proof comes from Turbotic's own pages, so treat the big numbers as claims to test.
How Turbotic Builds Automations
Turbotic says that if there is an API, it can automate it today. It describes its connector reach as unlimited for any API or webhook. Zapier says it connects any AI to 9,000+ apps, and Make lists 3,500+ applications. Turbotic does not publish an app count on the pages the review checked.
The platform also says it detects changes and rewrites automations on its own. Its comparison table marks Turbotic as the only platform with a yes on self healing. That table is Turbotic's view and not an outside test, so try it yourself.
Pricing From Free To Enterprise
Plans start at $0. The Free plan gives 100 executions, 100 AI chats, and 3 automations a month. Basic costs $14.99 a month billed annually and includes 50 automations. Pro costs $79.99 a month billed annually and includes 100 automations. Enterprise is priced through sales.
The jump from Basic to Pro is $65 a month on annual billing. Pro adds priority support, custom workflows, and higher limits. Turbotic AI is a separate assistant at $25 per seat per month, with 1,500 credits per month.
Now the catch. Basic and Pro each list two values for executions and chats, and the page does not say which one goes with which billing choice. Turbotic.com/pricing opens a demo request form and shows no prices. The Automation AI page lists no refund terms and no trial length.
Proof You Can Check
Turbotic shows hours saved and value created on every automation. Svensk Cater found 252 working days saved per year across 4 processes, identified in 3 days. Pegujo Capital reports saving 10 hours a week on meeting documentation.
All of these figures come from Turbotic's own pages and not from outside audits. Your numbers will depend on your processes. The claimed outcomes on the Turbotic AI page, up to 40% less process time and an average 30% cost reduction, are not independently verified either. Turbotic does list ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications.
Who Should Skip It
Teams with systems that have an API but no ready made connector are the clearest fit. Companies running UiPath, Blue Prism, or Automation Anywhere bots fit the orchestration product.
Skip it if you want a published app count. Skip it if you need a public price for everything, since Enterprise and services have none. Teams that need on premise deployment need the Enterprise plan. Anyone expecting templates will not find them pitched.
Turbotic builds automations from plain English chat. Pricing is easy to read once you find it, but there is no standalone pricing page, and the unlabeled limits make budgeting harder.
Start on Free. Build one real automation, count the executions, and see how many chats it took. Test before you pay for a year.
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