
Latenode is a workflow automation platform for connecting apps, custom code, and AI tasks. Its visual canvas supports workflows built manually or with AI assistance. Teams can add JavaScript, webhook triggers, and agent steps to automate work across business systems.
Latenode bills workflow execution by CPU seconds, rather than counting every node or operation. A workflow can contain branches, filters, and code without a separate per-step runtime fee. AI and other paid external resources have their own usage charges, so runtime is only part of the total bill.
Describe an automation or assemble it on the canvas, then connect triggers, apps, and transformations. JavaScript nodes handle logic beyond the visual settings. Database storage and global variables preserve information between runs.
Agent steps can use connected tools, while RAG knowledge storage provides document context. A headless browser handles website tasks where an API is unavailable. The platform also offers MCP connections and scheduled execution. Test retries, failed actions, and duplicate events before leaving an automation running unattended.
Latenode links to reviews on G2, Capterra, and Product Hunt. For a useful trial, recreate one existing workflow and measure its runtime, outputs, and maintenance effort. Include slow external calls and error paths in the test. A cheap short execution is not a reliable estimate for a long-running or AI-heavy process.
Optional Plug-n-Play nodes charge separate tokens for external AI models and other paid services. Capacity add-ons also cost extra. Forecast runtime and provider usage separately.
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