Activepieces

II’ve been through my fair share of LTDs that fizzled out. Activepieces doesn’t feel like that. The recent changes aren’t a downgrade—they’re a step forward.

If you’re unhappy with your tools, I’ll gladly take them off your hands. But here’s my honest take: Activepieces is a gem if you stick with it and actually explore what it can do. Right now, it’s a real contender to n8n—only it’s simpler to set up and, importantly, you’re not boxed in by n8n’s commercial licensing. If you haven’t checked those costs, do it. It’s eye-opening.

For those who grabbed Tier 3 or Tier 4, you can spin up your own automation server for a fraction of what a commercial n8n setup would cost. And with the latest updates—MCP servers, agents, flows—you’re getting serious capability baked in. Those are not trivial features. Try replicating that stack in n8n and you’ll hit friction fast, and you still won’t be able to monetize without paying license fees.

I get it—many of us are wary because some LTDs broke trust. But what I’m seeing here is the opposite: the team is expanding what we can do, not shrinking it. To me, that signals they’re investing in the product and in us.

So let’s not dogpile the devs. Give the changes a fair shake. The potential is still huge, and the direction looks right. I’m saying this plainly: these updates are a net positive. Let’s build with it and see how far we can take it.