Reasonlayer is a no-code AI automation platform with human review steps. Free plan with $10 credits; Pro from $29/month. Features, pricing and fit.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Reasonlayer is a no-code AI automation platform for business processes that need both software speed and human judgment. Its website says AI agents do about 90% of the work while a team provides oversight and decisions. It targets complex, multi-step work that simple if-this-then-that tools handle poorly, such as invoice handling, recruiting tasks and marketing scheduling.
The company positions the product between two alternatives. Workflow builders follow rigid steps, and general AI chat tools such as Claude or GPT answer questions well but cannot run multi-step processes reliably. Reasonlayer combines agents, existing tools, scheduling and human review in one workflow. The site is operated by Overclock, Inc., and lists Palus Finance and ISO as teams running operations on it.
A user starts by describing the process in plain English: the steps, the tools involved, when a person should review, and the outcome wanted. Reasonlayer then builds the workflow. In the site's example, a prompt about watching an AP inbox, matching invoices to purchase orders in NetSuite and routing anything over $500 for approval becomes a live workflow called invoice-approval.
The compiled workflow chains agent steps, human gates and tools. Each agent gets its own computing environment where it can read and write files, use a browser and run code. Agents can run in the cloud or on the user's own computer. Users choose from models including Claude Opus 4.8, Kimi K2, Llama 4 and DeepSeek, plus 16 more.
Human review is a core feature. Teams add review steps so the right people can check and edit agent output before it moves on. The site shows a recruiting example where an agent drafts a job post, a team member edits the copy, and a second reviewer is notified in Slack. Reviewers can approve or make edits, and Slack notifications flag when a review is needed.
Other capabilities include scheduling, connections to tools such as HubSpot and Gmail with permissions like reading contacts or drafting email, full run history, and team collaboration on workflows. The Enterprise tier adds SAML single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, advanced reviewer permissions, audit logs, custom retention rules, spend reporting and private cloud deployment.
Reasonlayer is a no-code AI automation platform that turns business processes into workflows run by AI agents, with human review steps for oversight. Users describe the process in plain English and the platform builds the workflow.
Reasonlayer has a Free plan at $0 with $10 in credits, a Pro plan at $29 per month with $29 of credits included monthly, and a custom-priced Enterprise plan. The sources do not detail how credits are used.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes $10 in credits to build your first workflows. It also includes plain-English workflow creation, human review steps, team invitations and full run history.
According to its FAQ, anything that runs on a computer, including work involving a browser, reading and writing files, moving data between tools, or working through an inbox. The company cites operations, sales, marketing and recruiting tasks.
Teams add review steps to a workflow so the right people can check and edit what agents produce. Reviewers can approve or make edits, and Slack notifications can alert them when a review is needed.
The site names NetSuite, Slack, HubSpot, Gmail and Hootsuite in its examples, and agents can use a browser. The sources do not provide a complete integration list.
The site lists Claude Opus 4.8, Kimi K2, Llama 4 and DeepSeek, plus 16 more models. Agents can run in the cloud or on the user's own computer.
Enterprise includes everything in Pro plus SAML single sign-on and SCIM provisioning, advanced roles and reviewer permissions, audit logs and custom retention rules, team usage and spend reporting, and private cloud deployment.