UiPath

Market-leading RPA platform with Studio-built bots, Orchestrator governance and agent-orchestrating Maestro.

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What is UiPath?

UiPath is the market-leading robotic process automation platform, spanning Studio for building automations, software robots that run them and Orchestrator for scheduling and governance. Its 2026 platform adds Maestro, which orchestrates AI agents, robots and human approvals as one process, plus Autopilot's agentic AI inside Studio and Document Understanding for document-heavy work. A $25/month Basic tier exists alongside quote-based Standard and Enterprise plans.

Key features

  • Attended and unattended software robots
  • Studio visual automation designer
  • Orchestrator for scheduling, monitoring and governance
  • Maestro orchestration of agents, robots and human approvals
  • Document Understanding AI for document processing
  • Autopilot agentic AI inside Studio
  • Delegate desktop agent for plain-language task automation
  • Cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployment

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Pros

  • Largest activity catalog and most mature governance in RPA
  • Broad partner ecosystem and extensive documentation
  • Agent-plus-robot orchestration keeps it relevant in the agentic era
  • Published entry price makes small pilots accessible

Cons

  • Licensing is intricate and robot counts can balloon costs at enterprise scale
  • Maintaining bots against changing UIs requires ongoing effort
  • Implementation often needs professional services and training

UiPath at a glance

PricingPaid
CategoryAutomation & Agents
Platformsweb, windows, macos, api
CompanyUiPath
Official websitewww.uipath.com
rpabotsai-agentsorchestratordocument-understandingenterpriseworkflow-automation

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UiPath FAQs

What is UiPath?

UiPath is the market-leading robotic process automation platform, spanning Studio for building automations, software robots that run them and Orchestrator for scheduling and governance. Its 2026 platform adds Maestro, which orchestrates AI agents, robots and human approvals as one process, plus Autopilot's agentic AI inside Studio and Document Understanding for document-heavy work. A $25/month Basic tier exists alongside quote-based Standard and Enterprise plans.

What are the main features of UiPath?

UiPath offers Attended and unattended software robots, Studio visual automation designer, Orchestrator for scheduling, monitoring and governance, Maestro orchestration of agents, robots and human approvals, Document Understanding AI for document processing, Autopilot agentic AI inside Studio, Delegate desktop agent for plain-language task automation and Cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployment.

How much does UiPath cost?

UiPath is a paid product. Prices and plans change over time, so check its official website for the current pricing before you buy.

What are the pros and cons of UiPath?

Strengths of UiPath include Largest activity catalog and most mature governance in RPA; Broad partner ecosystem and extensive documentation; Agent-plus-robot orchestration keeps it relevant in the agentic era. On the downside, Licensing is intricate and robot counts can balloon costs at enterprise scale; Maintaining bots against changing UIs requires ongoing effort; Implementation often needs professional services and training.