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Durham, NC-based business process automation company founded 2000. Privately held. Operates in BPM, workflow, and low-code automation. Serves banking, insurance, government, manufacturing, healthcare, and higher education with intelligent process automation.

Entry price
$4,000
Foundation · /mo, billed annually
Plans tracked
3
no add-ons
Pricing changes
1
Latest Oct 19, 2026
Pricing model
Subscription
No free tier

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Current plans

Captured
PlanPrice
Foundation$4,000 /mobilled annually
GrowthContact
EnterpriseContact

Company Facts

Free tierNo
Employees51-100
Tracked sinceMay 1, 2026
Pricing last seenOct 19, 2026
Websitewww.processmaker.com

How ProcessMaker compares with its peers

CompanyEntry priceLast change
AAppian
Appian
FreeOct 12, 2026
SSalesforce
Salesforce
$25 /user/mo, billed annuallyOct 26, 2026
UUiPath
UiPath
$25 /moOct 5, 2026
BBL.INK
BL.INK
$48 /mo—
NNintex
Nintex
——
IIBM
IBM
$4.24 /client device/moJul 3, 2026

ProcessMaker pricing FAQ

How much does ProcessMaker cost?
ProcessMaker pricing starts at $4,000/mo on Foundation, billed annually. ProcessMaker lists 3 plans on its pricing page.
Does ProcessMaker have a free plan?
No. ProcessMaker does not list a free tier; paid plans start at $4,000/mo on Foundation, billed annually.
What pricing model does ProcessMaker use?
ProcessMaker uses subscription pricing across 3 plans.
When did ProcessMaker last change its pricing?
Oct 19, 2026: ProcessMaker folds Mid-Market tab into Foundation plan, CTA now View Pricing.
How often has ProcessMaker changed its pricing?
Pulse has recorded 1 pricing change for ProcessMaker since it started tracking on May 1, 2026; the pricing page was last captured on Oct 19, 2026.
Who are ProcessMaker's pricing peers?
Pulse compares ProcessMaker with Appian, Salesforce, UiPath, BL.INK, Nintex and IBM.