Workflow automation builder
Build workflows that connect APIs using triggers, actions, scheduling, filters, branching, delays, and multi-step execution.
Pipedream is a developer platform for API integrations, workflow automation, and AI agent tooling, with no-code building, code control, and managed auth.
Pipedream is a developer platform for connecting APIs, AI services, databases, and other tools into automated workflows and app integrations. It combines no-code workflow building with code-level control, so teams can use prebuilt components where they help and write custom code when a workflow needs more flexibility.
The product is organized around a workflow builder, Pipedream Connect for embedded integrations, and MCP tooling for exposing prebuilt tools to AI agents. The site positions it for everything from simple automations to production integrations, with support for managed authentication, source-available components, and workflow execution features such as scheduling, branching, retries, and event history.
Build workflows that connect APIs using triggers, actions, scheduling, filters, branching, delays, and multi-step execution.
Use managed authentication across thousands of apps, with one-click OAuth and key-based connection handling for connected accounts.
Add customer-facing integrations to apps or AI agents with SDKs, prebuilt tools, and Connect workflows designed for production use.
Create and deploy AI agents with prompt-based development, code generation for APIs, and built-in infrastructure such as queues, data stores, and private networks.
Work with source-available components and a public registry so common API integrations can be reused, customized, or contributed back to the registry.
Use workflow execution features such as secrets, environment variables, error handling, history, concurrency controls, and database connections.
Create automations that run on schedules or events, then connect apps with actions, filters, branching, and retries to move data between systems.
Embed third-party integrations inside your product with managed auth, prebuilt components, and SDKs for customer-facing setup flows.
Expose tools from APIs and workflows to AI agents through MCP servers and prebuilt tools, letting agents act on external systems.
Automate operational tasks such as database updates, notification routing, webhook inspection, and event queue handling.
Build and customize API integrations faster by reusing source-available components, then extending them with code where needed.
Pipedream is a developer platform for building workflows, integrations, and AI-connected automations. The docs point new users to either the Connect quickstart for customer-facing integrations or the workflow quickstart for automations.
The documentation says Pipedream supports use cases from prototype to production, including AI agents and chatbots, SaaS automation, API orchestration, database automations, notifications, event routing, and webhook inspection.
Pipedream Connect is aimed at developers building integrations into their app or AI agent. The pricing page also separates workflow automation plans from the Connect plan, which is for developers building integrations.
Pipedream offers a free plan and paid plans, with pricing tiers that include workflow credits, AI tokens, and limits on active workflows or connected accounts. Higher tiers add production-focused features and, for business customers, custom pricing and sales contact.
The pricing page lists limits and feature differences by plan, and the docs note that Pipedream provides source-available components rather than a fully closed component library. The most advanced business features are tied to higher tiers or custom plans.