APIANT

apiant.com

Free plan
Web
API
Self-hosted

What APIANT is

APIANT is a hybrid platform for building, deploying, and monitoring integrations across APIs. An AI agent can assemble integrations, test them with real calls, deploy them, and monitor their runs. Workflows support multiple steps, branching, mappings, transformations, scheduled triggers, and branch-coverage tests, with data transformation and real-time synchronization. APIANT can create custom connectors using OAuth, API keys, webhooks, dynamic field discovery, throttling, and retries. The platform provides run histories, alerts, webhook replay, rollback, and workflow orchestration. Its overview lists more than 500 prebuilt connectors, while the APIANT.AI directory lists 1,996 apps. Supported payloads include JSON, XML, CSV, EDI, HL7, and binary formats. Deployment options include SaaS, dedicated customer cloud, and on-premise. Paid tiers use dedicated servers with separate development and production environments. Plans range from a free account to Sandbox at $99 a month, Pro at $499 a month, Scale at $1,500 a month, and Enterprise from $3,500/mo.

Who it suits

APIANT is aimed at SaaS companies, system integrators, and enterprises that need connected workflows. Browser and remote MCP access suit users who want nothing installed locally.

Good to know, and what to watch

AI agent builds, tests, deploys, and monitors integrations
More than 500 prebuilt connectors
Supports branching, mappings, transformations, and scheduled triggers
Run histories, alerts, replay, and rollback included
Free account with unlimited automation steps

Paid plans start at $99 a month
Enterprise pricing starts from $3,500/mo
Connector counts differ between overview and app directory
Dedicated infrastructure applies to paid tiers

Plans

Every plan and price

Free

Sandbox

$99/mo

Pro

$499/mo

Scale

$1,500/mo

From $99/mo

The verdict

APIANT covers connector creation, workflow logic, testing, deployment, and monitoring in one hybrid platform. Its plan structure ranges from a free account to dedicated Enterprise infrastructure and support.

What the maker publishes

Automation: Automations support multiple steps, branching, mappings, transformations, scheduled triggers, and branch coverage tests. source
Client access: APIANT.AI works through a browser assistant or a remote MCP client, and its site says there is nothing to install. source
Connector count: 500 source
Custom connectors: The platform can build connectors for APIs using OAuth, API keys, webhooks, dynamic field discovery, throttling, and retries. source
Data formats: The platform overview lists JSON, XML, CSV, EDI, HL7, and binary payloads as supported formats. source
Data transformation: Yes source
Dedicated infrastructure: APIANT says paid tiers run on dedicated servers, with separate development and production environments and no shared tenancy. source
Deployment: The platform overview lists SaaS, dedicated customer cloud, and on-premise deployment options. source
Deployment model: hybrid source
Free plan: No source
Integrations: The APIANT.AI app directory lists 1,996 apps, and the platform overview separately describes 500+ prebuilt connectors. source
Intended users: APIANT identifies SaaS companies, system integrators, and enterprises as audiences for its platform. source
Monitoring: The platform provides run histories, monitoring, alerts, webhook replay, and rollback features. source
Privacy: APIANT says it does not use customer data or MCP tool-call data to train AI or machine-learning models. source
Purpose: APIANT lets an AI agent build, test, deploy, and monitor integrations across APIs. source
Real-time sync: Yes source
Security: APIANT's DPA describes TLS encryption in transit, encryption at rest, need-to-know access controls, authenticated access, monitoring, and breach notification within 72 hours. source
Paid from: 99 source
Support: The platform overview says Enterprise includes priority support, migration help, and training. source
Testing: APIANT says it tests success paths, failure paths, and retries with real calls before an integration runs. source
Workflow orchestration: Yes source

Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.