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Same bots. Predictable bill.
For teams already on UiPath, Automation Anywhere, Power Automate or Rocketbot: a free migration assessment and a flat plan with unlimited bot runners, no token meter and billing that matches your cash flow.
What the renewal letter usually says
Public prices and documented behavior, as of October 2026. Where a vendor publishes no price, the figures are from procurement data and marked as such.
| Platform | What switchers tell us | Source | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| UiPath | Enterprise renewals up roughly 9–16% year over year; 18–30% uplifts reported on AI-unit, document and process-mining lines. AI, robot, app and agent units are being folded into "Platform Units". | SpendHound (160 customers); Redress Compliance, 2026 | vs UiPath → |
| Automation Anywhere | No public list prices; median contract about $27.6k a year, enterprise from about $50k. The Community Edition has no unattended bot runner. | eesel / AutomationAtlas, 2026 | vs Automation Anywhere → |
| Power Automate | $150 per unattended bot per month, $215 hosted, plus Copilot credits ($0.01 each; 5 per agent action, 100+ with reasoning), AI Builder credits and Dataverse storage. Desktop flows stop when the RDP session is closed or minimized. | microsoft.com pricing; Microsoft community threads | vs Power Automate → |
| Rocketbot | Priced by number of processes: tiers at 5, 20 and 50 processes. Third-party OCR; forum activity fell from 377 questions in 2021 to 6 in 2026. | FitGap / G2; Rocketbot community, 2026 | vs Rocketbot → |
Vendor names are used to identify their products; ElectroNeek is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Prices change; check the vendor's page before deciding.
What changes when you move
No per-bot fee
Bot Runners are free and unlimited. You pay for bot runs, pages and conversations — units you can forecast from your own volumes.
No token meter
For agents you connect your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or Azure key and pay your provider; document intelligence credits are included. We never bill tokens.
Unattended on closed RDP
Bots keep running when the session is locked, closed or minimized — the failure that fills the Power Automate forums.
One console for every client
For agencies: a tenant per client, white-label, deal registration. For companies: security groups, audit logs, SSO.
Documents by the page
IntelliDocs with no templates or training, priced per page, delivered straight into your ERP.
On-prem when you need it
The whole platform, including the LLM, on your infrastructure with Sovereign Suite.
The migration assessment, step by step
- 01
Inventory
You share the list of bots and processes (an export is enough — we never ask you to install a competitor's product for us). We classify each: desktop, web, document, API, mixed.
- 02
Map
Each bot gets a verdict: rebuild as a bot, rebuild as a workflow with an agent, replace with a document stream, or retire. Volumes become units, so the quote is on the same page.
- 03
Pilot
Two or three representative bots rebuilt in a sandbox and run against real systems, in parallel with the old ones, for a few weeks.
- 04
Cut over
Bot by bot, with the old platform still running until each new one has a clean month. Importers for UiPath and Automation Anywhere projects are in development; today the rebuild is engineer-assisted, and we say so.
Before you ask
Not yet. Importers are in development and depend on a legal review of each vendor's file formats. Today migrations are engineer-assisted: the assessment classifies every bot, the pilot rebuilds the representative ones, and the rest follow in order of value. We would rather tell you this than discover it together in month two.
If your needs are attended and Microsoft-only, maybe don't. The switch pays when you run unattended bots ($150–215 each per month there), need bots to keep running on closed RDP sessions, automate non-Microsoft or legacy systems, serve several clients from one console, or need predictable AI costs instead of credits.
They run in parallel until each migrated bot has a clean month; most teams time the cut-over to the renewal date so the uplift conversation never happens. The assessment includes a cut-over calendar.
They are deterministic bots with step logs, retries and failure alerts, like the ones you have. What we do not have yet is AI self-healing of selectors; it is on the roadmap and we will not claim it early. Where a process changes weekly, we suggest an agent step for that part.
The assessment takes one to two weeks from the inventory. Pilots run a few weeks. Cut-over depends on the number of bots and the renewal date; a practical plan moves the highest-value bots first.
No. It produces the inventory classification, the unit-based quote and the cut-over calendar, and you keep it whatever you decide.