StackAI
StackAI is a no-code platform for building, testing and running AI agents that work across systems like Salesforce, SharePoint and Oracle, for IT and operations teams in regulated enterprises.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is StackAI?
There's a free plan with 500 runs a month, and Enterprise pricing is quoted (checked October 2026). Asana completed its acquisition of StackAI on May 28, 2026.
You build an agent on a visual canvas, connect it to documents and business systems, choose the model for each step and add human review where a decision matters. Typical uses are document intake, compliance checks, service desk replies and RFP answers. Asana says StackAI keeps running as its own product and brand, with its co-founders Tony Rosinol and Bernard Aceituno now at Asana.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
IT, operations and compliance teams in finance, healthcare, industrials and professional services that want to build their own agents under central governance, sometimes on their own infrastructure. It isn't a prospecting or outreach tool, so sales teams looking for an AI SDR should look at purpose-built sales tools.
- Document-heavy workflows
- On-premise or VPC deployment
Capabilities
Key features.
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Visual, no-code builder for agents and multi-step workflows
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Choice of model per step, from OpenAI, Anthropic and other providers
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Knowledge bases from uploaded files, web pages, Google Drive and Notion
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Human review steps, access controls and audit logs
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Deployment as multi-tenant cloud, private VPC or on-premise
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Agents published as a REST API, Slack bot or Chrome extension
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SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR compliance
Usage
How to use StackAI.
Start on the free plan to build a small agent, then move to Enterprise for more runs, seats and private deployment. StackAI lists more than 500 integrations, and Asana's announcement names Salesforce, AWS, Docusign, Oracle and SharePoint. Code steps take Python or JavaScript, and finished agents can be shared as an API, a Slack bot or a Chrome extension.
Cost
Pricing.
$0/ month
StackAI lists two plans: a free plan for one user with 500 runs a month, and Enterprise at a custom price (checked October 2026). Enterprise adds dedicated infrastructure and engineers, SSO and private deployment. No self-serve paid tier is listed.
Free
$0.00
- 500 runs a month
- 2 projects
- 1 seat
- Community support on Discord
Enterprise
- Custom runs and seats
- Unlimited projects
- On-premise or VPC deployment
- SSO, access control and a BAA
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Other
- Category
- AI Agents
- Best for
- Document-heavy workflows, On-premise or VPC deployment
- Pricing
- From $0/month
Subcategories
- AI Agent Builders
- Workflow Automation
Questions
Frequently asked.
Who owns StackAI?
Asana completed its acquisition of StackAI on May 28, 2026, for a reported $75 million. Asana says StackAI continues to operate as its own product and brand.
Is StackAI free?
There's a free plan with 500 runs a month, two projects and one seat, supported through Discord. More usage, more seats and private deployment need an Enterprise quote (checked October 2026).
Can StackAI run on-premise?
Yes, on Enterprise. You can deploy it as multi-tenant cloud, in your own VPC or on-premise, with SSO, access controls and a BAA for health data.
Is StackAI an AI SDR?
No. It's a general agent builder used mostly for operations, compliance and service work. You could build a sales workflow on it, but it has no built-in prospect data, sequencing or dialer.
What are the alternatives to StackAI?
Relevance AI is another no-code agent builder, n8n and Workato automate workflows across apps with AI steps, Zapier suits simpler app-to-app automations, and Glean focuses on search and agents over company knowledge.
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