Latenode and Process Street both automate workflows, but they're built for different jobs. Latenode is a visual, developer-friendly automation platform with…
| Latenode | Process Street | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary category | Automation | Automation |
| Rating | Not documented | Not documented |
| Pricing model | Freemium (usage-based) | Tiered subscription (Startup, Pro, Enterprise), billed monthly or annually, with custom quotes for Pro and Enterprise |
| Starting price | Free (Pay-as-you-go usage-based pricing beyond free CPU-seconds) | From $100/month (Startup plan, billed annually at $1,000/year) |
| Free plan | Yes | Not documented |
| Free trial | Not documented | Yes |
| Platforms | Web | Web |
| Team collaboration | Not documented | Not documented |
| AI features | Yes | Yes |
| Public API | Yes | Not documented |
Core Purpose
Latenode: Latenode is a general-purpose visual workflow automation platform connecting apps, AI models, and custom code.
Process Street: Process Street is a compliance operations platform combining document/policy control with workflow automation for regulated processes.
A compliance-specific platform bakes in audit trails and standards mapping that a general automation tool would require custom building.
Pricing Transparency
Latenode: Latenode publishes concrete pricing: a free plan (10,000 CPU seconds, 5 active workflows), Pay-as-You-Go at roughly $10.80/month per 100,000 CPU seconds, and a Managed Service tier from $199/month.
Process Street: Process Street does not publish exact pricing for its Pro or Startup plans; Enterprise is quote-only, and Startup eligibility is restricted to companies under 15 employees and $2M revenue.
Published usage-based pricing lets teams estimate costs before signing up, while quote-only pricing requires a sales conversation to get a number.
Integration Breadth
Latenode: Latenode offers 5,500+ pre-built app integrations across platforms like Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Notion, and Shopify, plus custom JavaScript nodes for anything not natively supported.
Process Street: Process Street's documented automation is centered on its own Ops module and 'automation apps' (with plan limits like 10 automation apps and 100 automation actions/month on Startup) rather than a large external integration marketplace.
Breadth of native integrations determines how much custom development is needed to connect a workflow tool to the rest of a company's software stack.
AI Capabilities
Latenode: Latenode provides access to 1,200+ AI models and apps (including GPT-4o, Claude, and Gemini) without managing separate API keys, plus support for multi-agent AI architectures.
Process Street: Process Street includes Cora, an AI compliance and risk agent that monitors regulations and flags risks, and Process AI, which generates workflows automatically from a text description.
The two platforms apply AI to different problems: general-purpose model access for building workflows versus a narrowly scoped compliance-monitoring agent.
Enterprise Security Posture
Latenode: Latenode includes SOC 2 Type II, GDPR compliance, SSO, and RBAC across all plans, not gated to top tiers.
Process Street: Process Street is ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant as a company-level certification set, alongside its compliance-focused product features.
Both platforms carry serious security certifications, but Latenode's inclusion of SSO/RBAC on every plan (rather than gating them to Enterprise) affects which tier a security-conscious small team needs to buy.
| Feature | Latenode | Process Street |
|---|---|---|
| Visual workflow/canvas builder | Available | Available |
| Custom code nodes | Available | Not documented |
| AI-generated workflows from description | Not documented | Available |
| Native app integrations | Available | Not documented |
| Feature | Latenode | Process Street |
|---|---|---|
| Policy/document management for compliance standards | Not documented | Available |
| AI compliance/risk monitoring agent | Not documented | Available |
| SOC 2 Type II certified | Available | Available |
| HIPAA compliant | Not documented | Available |
| Feature | Latenode | Process Street |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Available | Unavailable |
| Published self-serve pricing | Available | Unavailable |
| Discounted small-business plan | Not documented | Available |
| Enterprise custom plan | Available | Available |
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
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Latenode publishes concrete pricing (free plan, then roughly $10.80/month per 100,000 CPU seconds), while Process Street doesn't publish Pro or Startup pricing publicly, so a direct cost comparison requires contacting Process Street's sales team.
The available facts don't document a large external integration marketplace for Process Street; its automation is built around its own Ops module and automation apps, with plan limits like 10 automation apps on Startup, versus Latenode's documented 5,500+ pre-built integrations.
Process Street is purpose-built for compliance operations, with policy and document control mapped to ISO 9001, SOC 2, SOX, and FDA standards plus its Cora AI compliance agent; Latenode is a general automation platform that happens to carry SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance itself.
That specific capability isn't documented for Latenode; Process Street's Process AI is documented as generating workflows automatically from a text description.
No, Latenode is a visual drag-and-drop builder, but it also supports full custom JavaScript nodes for teams that want to write code for complex logic, which isn't a documented Process Street feature.
Yes, the Pro plan includes a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, though Process Street does not offer an ongoing free plan the way Latenode does.
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