Compare Flowra - Flowra

Each vendor’s figures come from its own pricing or docs page, checked October 11, 2026. Prices and counts change, so follow the links before you decide.

	Flowra	Composio	Pipedream	Zapier	n8n
Apps in catalog	1,000+	1,500+ toolkits	3,000+ APIs	9,000+ apps	400+ built-in nodes, plus community nodes
App OAuth	Managed per user, or your own app credentials	Managed or your own OAuth app	Managed, or your own OAuth client	Managed in Zapier	You add credentials per node
Free tier	Monthly credits, no card	Hobby: 100K tool calls a month	Free in development mode	100 tasks a month	Self-hosted Community Edition
First paid tier	See pricing	Pro, $29/month	Connect in production from $99/month	Professional from $19.99/month (annual)	Cloud Starter €20/month (annual)
Self-host	No, hosted only	Enterprise VPC only	No	No	Yes
MCP	One hosted URL, OAuth sign-in, six meta tools	Session MCP URL per user	MCP server per app	One MCP server per client; 2 tasks per call	MCP Server Trigger and MCP Client node
Hosted agent that runs the tools	Yes: agents, locked workflows, approvals	No, you run the agent	No, you run the agent	Agents add-on	You build the agent graph

Sources: Composio pricing, Composio toolkits, Pipedream pricing, Zapier pricing, Zapier MCP usage, n8n pricing.

When another tool fits better

Composio or Pipedream — you already run your own agent and only need tools and OAuth. Flowra syncs many apps from Composio.
Zapier — you need the widest app catalog for fixed, non-agent automations.
n8n — you want to self-host and own every node on a canvas.

When Flowra fits

You want the agent hosted, not only the tools.
Each of your customers connects their own Gmail or Slack, and threads stay separate.
A person approves a send before it happens.
Your coding agent should reach every app through one MCP URL — MCP in the dashboard.

More questions: FAQ.