Beam AI vs Maisa (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Beam AI if

• Fits if you want to try agent workflows from your own SOPs on a small task count
• Works for an enterprise team that wants a task hub with confidence scores

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you stay free: 20 tasks a month and 1 base integration
• Pricey if you pass Pro: Scale is $3,990 a month, with nothing published between
• Watch out: Pro is capped at 200 tasks a month
• Not for you if you need more connectors, as Free allows 1 and Scale 3 base integrations
• Watch out: the page does not say whether monthly prices are billed monthly or annually

Pick Maisa if

• Fits if you are in a regulated industry and want the vendor to do the first build
• Makes sense if you need agent runs you can trace afterwards

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want self-serve, as the vendor builds the first use cases with you
• Not for you if you want a published price, because none is shown
• Watch out: the cost, accuracy and speed figures on the site are the vendor's own, from named customer stories
• Watch out: no integrations are listed, so ask what it connects to

Beam AI

• Free and Pro are capped at 20 and 200 tasks a month; Pro is the only published price below $3,990.
• Only 1 base integration is listed on Free and 3 on Scale; further connectors mean the Custom plan.
• The pricing page does not say whether monthly prices are billed monthly or annually.
• Custom pricing is not published, and the vendor frames the product for enterprise automation.

Maisa

• No prices are published; the site offers a demo request only, so pricing is recorded as unverified.
• The vendor builds the first use cases with the customer, so it is a services-led deployment rather than a self-serve sign-up.
• Cost, accuracy and speed figures on the site are the vendor's own and come from named customer stories.

Beam AI

Pre-trained agents

Ready-made agents come with domain expertise, and you connect your own databases and integrations to put them to work.

Agentic workflows from SOPs

Agents are set up to follow an organization's standard operating procedures, with consent steps where a person must approve.

Task hub with confidence scores

The product demo shows a task list with status per task and a confidence figure on each step, such as vendor validation and three-way matching.

Triggers and embedding

Agents can be started in several ways, such as when work arrives, and can be embedded elsewhere.

Integrations by category

The integrations page groups connectors into CRM, finance, HR, IT, management, marketing, sales and software development.

Maisa

Maisa Studio

Business teams describe the task, the data to use and the goal in natural language, connect systems, test a run before go-live and monitor runs in production.

Process definition

A worker is defined once with its objective, business rules, controls and exceptions, then runs the process across existing systems, including legacy ones.

Run traces

Every step is recorded, which the vendor says makes runs reproducible and audit ready.

Owned small models

The vendor says each worker's traces can train a small model the customer owns, which it says cuts cost per run; a customer case cites 14x lower cost per job.

Guided rollout

Maisa describes a 1-3-6 method: a first workflow version in one week, a live pilot by week three and production by week six.

Beam AI

• Free$0

  per month for up to 20 tasks

  1 base integration and lower complexity, with self-healing outputs.

• Pro$50

  per month for up to 200 tasks

  Unlimited steps per workflow, premium AI models, output evaluation and self-healing outputs.

• Scale$3,990

  per month

  High-volume task execution, 3 base integrations, frontier AI models, enterprise-grade security and full self-learning.

• CustomCustom

  Custom integrations, on-demand solution engineers, enterprise-grade security and full self-learning.

Maisa

Pricing could not be confirmed. See maisa.ai.