GenFuse AI turns plain-English prompts into automations on a visual canvas. Free plan, paid plans from $15/month. See features, pricing and use cases.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GenFuse AI is a web-based automation platform that turns plain-English descriptions into working workflows. A user describes a task, and an AI workflow builder called Gen creates the steps on a visual canvas. The company presents it as an alternative to drag-and-drop automation tools, built for teams without engineering skills.
The product is made by GenFuse AI Private Limited. Its founders, Sayoni Dutta Roy and Kshitiz Kumar, are described as former Google engineers. They say they built the platform to be AI-native after finding that easy automation tools lacked power, while powerful ones were built for engineers.
Users start in one of two ways. They can pick a pre-built template for a common business task, or they can describe a custom workflow in natural language and let Gen build it. The result is laid out on a visual canvas, and the company says every step is written in plain English rather than technical jargon.
Many templates combine app steps with AI analysis. One example starts when a new email arrives in Gmail, uses AI to parse it, checks HubSpot for the sender and logs the email as an engagement. Workflows can also be scheduled to run on a set timetable, and this is available on every plan.
The central feature is text-to-automation through Gen, which is available without limit on all plans. Templates are organized by Sales, Marketing, Document Processing, Research, Customer Support, Web Scraping, HR, Education and Financial use cases. Each plan includes all nodes and all LLM models.
GenFuse AI also describes agentic automations that use AI agents for complex tasks. The company says these can reason and adapt instead of following only rigid if-this-then-that rules. At the top end, Pro includes 2500+ tools and 10,000+ actions, and Enterprise adds custom feature integrations and on-premise deployment support.
GenFuse AI is an AI automation platform that turns plain-English descriptions into workflows on a visual canvas. Its AI workflow builder, Gen, creates the steps so users do not assemble them by drag and drop. It targets business teams without technical skills.
GenFuse AI has a Free plan at $0 per month with 500 credits, Starter at $15 per month with 5000 credits and Pro at $150 per month with 50000 credits. Enterprise pricing is custom. Plans are billed monthly and can be canceled anytime.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 500 credits, unlimited access to Gen, all nodes, all LLM models, limited tools, scheduled workflows and community support. The company also says no credit card is required to try it.
It suits non-technical business teams in sales, marketing, HR, customer support and operations that want to automate repetitive tasks. Enterprises can use the custom plan with dedicated support and on-premise deployment support.
The templates and guides name Google Sheets, Gmail, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Google Forms, Google Calendar, Google Drive and Notion. The Pro plan lists 2500+ tools and 10,000+ actions, and the site says it connects to all your apps.
The company says it replaces drag-and-drop building with natural language prompts. It also says its AI agents can reason and adapt rather than rely only on rigid if-this-then-that rules.
GenFuse AI is made by GenFuse AI Private Limited. The founders, Sayoni Dutta Roy and Kshitiz Kumar, are described on the site as former Google engineers.