Lamatic vs OpenServ (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Lamatic if

• Fits if you add AI features to a product and want hosting handled for you
• Works for small teams that want a visual flow builder rather than code

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you stay free: 3,000 requests, 5 flows and 3 days of logs
• Pricey if you need more than 3 people on Pro, as unlimited members need Team at $149
• Skip it if you need SSO, SAML or on-prem, which are Enterprise only
• Watch out: extra usage is $10 per 10K requests and $60 per 10K records, and a custom domain is $20 a month

Pick OpenServ if

• Fits if you want a reasoning API billed by credits rather than a subscription
• Works for developers who want agent guards and structured outputs in one place

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want published prices, as none are listed and enterprise goes through sales
• Not for you if you need a free way to try it, since none is on record
• Watch out: SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA are shown as roadmap items, not as held
• Watch out: the company also runs a $SERV crypto token and a token launch platform, described on its site as part of the ecosystem

Lamatic

• Pro includes only 3 team members; unlimited members need Team at $149 a month.
• Extra usage is billed: $10 per 10K requests, $60 per 10K records and $20 per added integration.
• A custom domain is a $20 a month add-on.
• SSO, SAML and an on-prem option are Enterprise only.

OpenServ

• No plans or subscription prices are published; the docs describe buying prepaid credits, with model prices listed per million tokens.
• Enterprise buyers are directed to talk to sales.
• The company also runs a $SERV crypto token and a token launch platform, described on its site as part of the ecosystem.
• SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA are listed as roadmap items or coming next, not as held.

Lamatic

Visual flow builder

A no-code and low-code builder for agent flows, with flow testing, debugging and a prompt, code and GraphQL IDE.

Serverless deployment

Flows are deployed on managed hosting, with edge deployment, request caching and retries or failovers on paid plans.

Models and integrations

The Starter plan lists over 300 text, image and embedding models, and the site advertises 100+ models, apps and data sources.

APIs and widgets

Every plan includes a GraphQL API, webhooks and widgets for putting flows inside a product.

Tracing and logs

Real-time tracing and performance dashboards show how each agent run performed; log history runs from 3 days to unlimited by plan.

OpenServ

SERV Reasoning API

Works with the OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs by changing the base URL and API key, and routes calls through structured reasoning steps.

Schema-forced outputs

Each step has input and output schemas and validation, so results conform to a specification instead of free text.

Shadow agents and guards

Separate verification agents review decisions, and requests are screened for prompt injection and output leakage.

Playground and dashboard

A playground compares a model with and without SERV Reasoning, and a dashboard tracks request cost, latency and decisions.

No-code agent builder

Build agents and workflows without code, with templates and an agent directory described in the no-code docs.

Lamatic

• Starter$0

  3,000 requests a month, 3 team members, 5 flows, 5 integrations, 1,000 records and 3 days of logs.

• Pro$99

  per month for up to 100,000 requests

  Unlimited flows, 10 integrations, 10,000 records, 30 days of logs, guest users and reports. 3 team members.

• Team$149

  per month for up to 100,000 requests

  Pro limits with unlimited team members.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Unlimited requests and records, on-prem option, SSO, compliance and SLA, and a dedicated account manager.

OpenServ

Pricing could not be confirmed. See openserv.ai.