Pushable review
No-code cloud agents with shared context, approvals and usage-based credits.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Pushable is a cloud-based, shared AI workspace for teams that want to build agents for repetitive business tasks without coding. Its UI supports workflow customization, while schedules and event triggers let agents run in the background. Shared workspaces bring together roles and permissions, knowledge bases, files, databases and memory, so agents can draw on team context. Approval gates and Telegram notify-and-approve flows give people a review point for agent actions. The product is aimed at teams exploring automation across areas such as sales, marketing, HR, finance, operations and customer support.
The plans are differentiated by both workflow controls and processing. Free costs $0 per month and includes basic task automation and community support. Starter costs $27 per month and adds task execution, UI-based workflow customization, real-time monitoring, usage insights and analytics. Pro costs $97 per month and adds priority task processing, advanced agent capabilities and credit rollovers. Enterprise lists dedicated infrastructure, SSO and advanced security, SLA guarantees and a dedicated account manager, but no monthly price is stated. Usage credits are spent when agents complete tasks, so teams should account for consumption as well as the monthly fee. The listed prices are monthly; yearly billing is also referenced by the vendor.
Pushable connects to business tools including HubSpot, Notion, Zoom, Figma, Linear, Supabase, Airtable, Gmail, Shopify, Stripe, Slack, Salesforce, Asana, Jira and Google Sheets. The vendor states that it offers 100 integrations, and the web app runs cloud agents with schedules, event triggers and Telegram approval flows. That combination suits small teams testing recurring workflows that need shared context or a human check before actions proceed. Teams comparing products on demonstrated maturity or predictable costs should weigh the usage-credit model and the limited plan detail carefully; enterprise buyers may also want to compare the published security and service commitments with their requirements.
Pushable pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Build and customize agent workflows through a no-code UI.
- Run agents on schedules or event triggers, with approval gates.
- Share knowledge, files, databases and memory across a workspace.
- Where it doesn't
- Credits are spent when agents complete tasks.
- Free includes basic task automation and community support only.
- Enterprise pricing is not stated in the monthly plan details.
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