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Workflowgen alternatives

As of Nov 13, 2026, the highest-graded Workflowgen alternative is Nintex (2.4 GPA). The best free one is Pipefy (2.2 GPA).

Workflowgen compared with 6 alternatives: FlowWright, Kissflow, Nintex, Appian, Pipefy and 1 more.

Workflowgen's current pricing could not be confirmed from its own site. 2 of the 6 alternatives are free or have a free plan. 2 more offer a free trial.

Listings checked up to Nov 13, 2026 · Where the facts come from

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At a glance

ToolPriceFree planRuns on
WorkflowgenThis toolPaidNoWeb, iOS, Android
FlowWrightPaidNoWeb
KissflowPaidNoWeb
NintexFree trialTrial onlyWeb
AppianFree planYesWeb
PipefyFree planYesWeb
FlowFormaFree trial · from $2,347/moTrial onlyWeb

How each one differs from Workflowgen

  1. FlowWright

    Business process automation platform with a .NET workflow engine

    • FlowWright lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • FlowWright also covers AI agents and dashboards.
    • FlowWright does not cover no-code, which Workflowgen does.

    Suits: Manufacturers automating quality, change control and similar processes

  2. Kissflow

    Enterprise low-code platform for workflows, apps and portals

    • Kissflow lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • Kissflow also covers app builder.

    Suits: Enterprises replacing paper or email approvals with workflow apps

  3. Nintex

    Workflow, process and document automation platform

    • Nintex lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • Nintex also covers documents.
    • Nintex does not cover no-code, which Workflowgen does.

    Suits: Microsoft and Salesforce-centered organizations

  4. Appian

    Low-code process automation platform for large enterprises

    • Appian has a free plan, which Workflowgen lacks.
    • Appian lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • Appian also covers AI agents, app builder and case management.
    • Appian does not cover forms, which Workflowgen does.

    Suits: Large organizations automating regulated business processes

  5. Pipefy

    No-code process automation and workflow platform with AI agents

    • Pipefy has a free plan, which Workflowgen lacks.
    • Pipefy lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • Pipefy also covers kanban boards.

    Suits: Small teams trying process automation on a free plan

  6. FlowForma

    No-code process automation built on Microsoft 365 and SharePoint

    • FlowForma starts at $2,347 per month for up to 3 processes, billed annually.
    • FlowForma lists no iOS and Android apps, which Workflowgen has.
    • FlowForma also covers AI agents.

    Suits: Microsoft 365 organizations that want approvals to run inside SharePoint

Limits worth knowing in Workflowgen

  • No prices are published; the pricing page asks visitors to contact the vendor for a quote.
  • The vendor describes the engine as built on .NET.
  • It is aimed at organization-wide deployments rather than individual use.
Workflowgen pricing and details

Common questions

What are the alternatives to Workflowgen?

The alternatives to Workflowgen in this directory are FlowWright, Kissflow, Nintex, Appian, Pipefy and FlowForma. Each one has a side-by-side comparison with Workflowgen.

Is there a free alternative to Workflowgen?

Yes. Appian and Pipefy have a free plan alongside paid ones.

When were these prices checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Nov 12, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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