Tasklet

Tasklet is an AI agent platform that runs ongoing business tasks for small and mid-sized teams based on plain-language instructions. Instead of mapping triggers and steps in a flowchart, you tell Tasklet what job to do and which tools are involved, and an agent keeps watching for the events that matter and acts on them. Pricing per organization rather than per seat is a practical difference that makes it easy to share agents across a team.

What is Tasklet used for?

Tasklet is used for recurring operational work that cuts across email, chat and business apps and does not fit a rigid automation recipe.

• Reading new emails and drafting replies, filing attachments or updating records
• Reacting to Slack messages and posting summaries or alerts
• Updating HubSpot or Salesforce when deals, leads or tickets change
• Running scheduled jobs such as weekly reports pulled from several tools
• Using a built-in browser to work on websites that offer no API
• Building small internal apps from a prompt for team use

Who Tasklet is best for

Tasklet suits founders, operations managers, sales and support leads at small and mid-sized companies who want automation without learning a workflow builder. Teams that already use common SaaS tools and want agents to watch them continuously are a good fit. Engineering teams that need version-controlled, self-hosted workflows with exact control over each step may prefer a developer-focused tool.

Tasklet pricing

As of October 2026, Tasklet lets you try it for free with limited trial credits and no payment method. Starter costs $25 per month with 10,000 monthly credits plus 600 daily bonus credits on days you visit, unlimited automation runs, the agent web browser and full-size file uploads. Pro costs $100 per month with 40,000 credits. Custom plans start at $250 per month for 100,000 credits and scale up to $10,000 per month in $5 steps, adding video support. Plans are billed per organization with no seat fees. Monthly credits reset each cycle, one-time credit packs cost $5 per 1,600 credits with a $25 minimum, and refunds are available within 14 days for amounts up to $250.

Limitations to keep in mind

• Agents that run all the time can consume credits faster than expected
• Unused monthly credits do not carry over
• Plain-language agents are flexible but less predictable than fixed workflows
• Support on lower plans is email only

Tasklet vs alternatives

Zapier AI is the better pick when you need rigid, auditable automations across a very large catalog of apps. n8n suits technical teams that want self-hosting and full control over every node. Lindy is the closest alternative, with strong templates for sales, scheduling and support assistants. Relevance AI fits teams building a structured agent workforce with custom tools. Tasklet wins for teams that want always-on agents described in plain English with shared credits and no seat pricing.

Tips for getting started with Tasklet

Describe your first agent with a clear trigger, the tools it may use and what a finished result looks like. Require approval for any action that sends messages to customers until you trust it. Set a credit cap per agent so one busy agent cannot drain the shared pool.

Tasklet FAQ

Is Tasklet free?

Tasklet offers a free trial with limited credits and no payment method, and paid plans start at $25 per month as of October 2026.

What is Tasklet used for?

Tasklet is used to run always-on AI agents that react to emails, Slack messages, CRM events and schedules and complete business tasks across connected apps and websites.

Does Tasklet charge per user?

No. Tasklet bills per organization with no seat fees, and all team members share one pool of credits.

What is the best alternative to Tasklet?

Lindy is the closest alternative for no-code AI agents, while Zapier AI suits teams that prefer fixed automations across many apps.