ElectroNeek vs Robomotion (2026): which should you pick?

Pick ElectroNeek if

• Fits if you post invoices into an ERP that has no API
• Works for agencies that want to resell automation with a tenant per client

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want a price on the page, as quotes only come after you share volumes
• Not for you if you want a month-to-month deal, since plans are on an annual commitment
• Watch out: usage is counted in runs, pages and conversations, and AI model costs are billed separately by your provider

Pick Robomotion if

• Fits if your back-office work lives in web portals and desktop software with no API
• Works for organizations that need automation kept on their own machines, from $499 a month self-hosted

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you only want a few cloud apps connected, with paid plans from $49 a month
• Skip it if you need scheduled production runs on the lowest plan, since those start on Pro at $129
• Not for you if you want a lasting free plan, as the free robots stop after 14 days and credits can't be bought
• Watch out: extra robots cost $19 to $99 a month each, and AI model use is paid to the provider on your own key
• Tight if you need SSO, SAML or an SLA, which are listed only under Enterprise

ElectroNeek

• No prices are published; the pricing page says a quote is built from your volumes and returned in one business day.
• Plans are sold on an annual commitment.
• Usage is counted in workflow runs, bot runs, document pages and conversations; LLM costs go to your own provider.
• Which operating systems the bot runner supports was not confirmed on the pages read.

Robomotion

• The Free plan includes robots for 14 days only; after that it leaves 50 daily credits for agents, and more credits cannot be bought.
• Plans cap robots by type, and a production robot for scheduled flows starts on Pro. Extra robots cost from $19 to $99 a month each.
• AI model usage is paid to the model provider with your own key, and the site says third-party services may cost extra.
• Self-hosted plans start at $499 a month, and SSO, SAML and an SLA are listed only under Enterprise.

ElectroNeek

AI workflows and agents

A browser builder with triggers, human approvals and agents that use tools, including MCP servers and your own bots.

Document intelligence

IntelliDocs turns documents such as invoices and claims into structured data, priced by pages processed.

RPA bots for legacy apps

Bots drive SAP GUI, AS/400, Citrix and desktop applications on screen where no API exists; bot runners are not metered.

Bring your own model

Agents and AI workflows use your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure or a self-hosted model.

Partner console

A multi-tenant console with a tenant per client, white-label runner and portal, for agencies reselling automation.

Hosted and on-premises options

Plans include a hosted dedicated environment and a Sovereign option that runs the whole platform, including the LLM, on your infrastructure.

Robomotion

AI Assistant and visual canvas

Describe a workflow in plain language and the assistant builds it and connects the tools; every step stays on a canvas you can open and edit, then put on a schedule.

Browser and desktop robots

A software robot signs in, clicks, reads and types across websites and desktop applications that have no API. Recorders cover browsers, Windows, Java and image or OCR targets.

AI agents that call workflows

Agents run workflows on request, and any flow can be wired into an agent as a tool. Google's Agent Development Kit and the Hermes agent are available as nodes on the canvas.

Apps on top of workflows

An app is a user interface to a set of workflows, with MCP tools for agents. Ready-made apps and agents can be installed from the store and then edited.

Local or cloud execution

Workflows run on Windows, Mac or Linux computers you control, in Robomotion's cloud, or a mix chosen per workflow. Paid cloud plans include unlimited local execution time.

Credential vault and your own AI keys

Credentials are encrypted in a workspace vault and used only when a workflow runs. Keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or OpenRouter are added once and billed by the provider.

ElectroNeek

Pricing could not be confirmed. See electroneek.com.

Robomotion

• Free$0

  50 daily credits for trying agents, 250 one-time credits and 1 GB of storage. Robots are included only during the 14-day trial.

• Solo$49

  per month; $40.83 / month billed annually

  1 user, 1 development robot, 3 application robots, 50 flows, 2,500 AI credits and 80 cloud run hours a month, and 25 GB of storage.

• Pro$129

  per month; $107.50 / month billed annually

  From 3 users, with 3 development robots, 1 production robot, 5 application robots, 250 flows, 7,500 AI credits and 240 cloud run hours a month.

• Team$399

  per month; $332.50 / month billed annually

  From 5 users, with 5 development, 2 production and 15 application robots, unlimited flows, Document Understanding and 25,000 AI credits a month.

• Starter (Self-Hosted)$499

  per month; $415.83 / month billed annually

  Self-hosted on a public cloud or on-premises: 3 users, 2 development, 5 application and 1 production robot, 250 flows. Growth, at $999 a month, has unlimited flows.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Self-hosted in a private cloud or on-premises with unlimited robots, flows and users, SSO and SAML, an SLA with priority support and dedicated onboarding.

ElectroNeek

No public discounts listed.

Robomotion

• Annual discount

  Lower monthly rate with annual billing

  The pricing toggle advertises 20% off for annual billing. The page's own price table gives $40.83 a month for Solo billed annually against $49 monthly, about 17% less.