Gumloop costs $0 or $37 a month for most people: a Free plan with 5,000 credits, and a single Pro plan at $37 with 20,000 credits and — the unusual part — unlimited seats. Enterprise is custom. Everything runs on credits, so the real question isn't the price, it's how fast your AI steps spend them.
The short answer
Start free to learn the canvas. Move to Pro ($37) the moment you run anything regularly — the credit jump from 5,000 to 20,000 and unlimited seats make it the obvious buy for a small team. Go Enterprise only when concurrency limits or credit ceilings actually bite.
Every plan
| Plan | Price | Credits/mo | Seats | Concurrency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5,000 | Included | Limited |
| Pro | $37/mo | 20,000 | Unlimited | 5 runs, 25 agent chats |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Unlimited | Higher limits |
How credits work
Credits are Gumloop's meter, and they're spent mostly on AI nodes. The rough costs: about 2 credits for a standard-model run, 20 credits for an advanced model, and 30 credits for an expert-tier model. Many utility and logic nodes are free. So the same workflow can cost wildly different amounts depending on which models you wire in.
The practical implication: a simple automation that classifies text with a standard model sips credits, while a research pipeline running an expert model across 100 leads can burn thousands in a single run. Two habits keep it sane — use the cheapest model that does the job, and reserve expert models for the steps that truly need them. Because AI-heavy flows are the least predictable cost in Gumloop, size your plan to a real month of usage, not a demo.
The unlimited-seats angle
This is Gumloop's standout pricing move. Almost every automation platform charges per user — Zapier and Make both scale cost with seats or operations. Gumloop's $37 Pro plan gives you unlimited seats, so a five-person team pays the same $37 as a solo builder. If several people need to build and run automations, that flat price is dramatically cheaper than per-seat rivals — and it's the single best reason to choose Gumloop for a team.
Vs Zapier & n8n
It's not a clean apples-to-apples comparison. Zapier has thousands of connectors and task-based pricing; n8n is developer-first with a free self-hosting option and far more flexibility. Gumloop wins specifically when your workflows are AI-heavy and your team is more than one person — the AI-native nodes plus unlimited seats are hard to beat there. If you need a huge integration library or deep custom logic, the others still lead. See where each lands in our best AI automation tools roundup.
Is it worth it?
Yes, for AI-first teams. At $37 with unlimited seats and 20,000 credits, Pro is genuinely good value if your automations lean on AI and more than one person builds them. For a team of three or four doing lead enrichment, research and content ops, it's cheaper than almost anything comparable.
Watch out if your pipelines run expert models at volume — credits can evaporate and quietly push you toward Enterprise, where the flat-price advantage fades. Model your worst month before committing, keep cheap models on the hot paths, and the economics stay excellent. For the full feature picture, see our Gumloop review.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Gumloop cost in 2026?
Free with 5,000 credits/mo, Pro at $37/mo with 20,000 credits, unlimited seats, 5 concurrent runs and 25 concurrent agent chats, and custom Enterprise for higher limits and security.
How do Gumloop credits work?
Credits are spent per node run, mostly on AI steps: about 2 credits for standard models, 20 for advanced, 30 for expert, while many utility nodes are free. AI-heavy workflows on top-tier models burn credits far faster than simple app-to-app automations.
Does Gumloop really have unlimited seats?
Yes. The $37 Pro plan includes unlimited seats, so an entire small team can build and run automations for one flat price — unusual in a space where most tools charge per user.
Is Gumloop's free plan enough?
The free plan's 5,000 credits are enough to learn the tool and run simple or occasional workflows. Any regular AI-heavy use exhausts it quickly, so day-to-day teams need the $37 Pro plan or Enterprise.
Is Gumloop cheaper than Zapier or Make?
For a team, often yes, thanks to unlimited seats on the $37 Pro plan. But it's not like-for-like: Zapier and Make have far larger connector libraries and different pricing. Gumloop is cheapest when your workflows are AI-heavy and your team is several people.
When do you need Gumloop Enterprise?
When you need higher credit limits, more concurrent runs and agent chats, advanced security and SSO, or dedicated support. Teams running many large AI pipelines in parallel tend to outgrow Pro's concurrency and credit ceilings.