Workflows that think. Agents that use your tools.

Build an automation visually, drop in an AI agent that can actually call your tools, and connect any MCP server as a tool of its own.

No OpenAI key required — the models are included.

No credit card required • 1,000 free runs every month

The part most tools leave to you

Getting one workflow running is the easy part. Running dozens of them, across a team, without losing track of who changed what — that is where 32 permission scopes, 37 audit event types and versioned deployments start to matter.

Agents That Act

Drop an agent onto the canvas and grant it the tools it may use — your workflows, any MCP server, the crawler and the store. It decides when to call them; you decide what it can reach.

Batteries Included

A data store, browser automation and hosted models ship with the platform. No second vendor to sign up with, no extra API key to rotate, no glue code to keep alive.

Ship in Minutes

Drag and drop to connect the systems you already use — and stop hand-building boilerplate connectors for good.

Never Miss an Event

Keep data flowing between systems in near-real-time with a robust event-driven architecture.

Sandbox at a Glance

Inspect raw payloads in the visual sandbox and walk a real run step by step — no sign-up required.

Active Monitoring

Track workflow health with precision. Monitor performance metrics and catch regressions before they affect users.

What is SchemaBridge?

SchemaBridge is a visual, event-driven workflow automation platform. You build automations as directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) on a canvas, and they run on an event-sourced, worker-based engine with at-least-once delivery and per-node monitoring. AI models are included on every plan, so agentic steps and MCP tools work with no vendor API key to obtain, store, or rotate.

How is SchemaBridge different from Zapier, n8n, or Temporal?

SchemaBridge brings together the visual, connector-first building of tools like Zapier and n8n and the durable, event-sourced execution of an engine like Temporal — without writing workflow code. Every run is recorded event by event with retries and idempotency built in, and AI agents and any MCP server drop onto the same canvas as first-class steps rather than bolt-ons.

Does SchemaBridge support the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

Yes. Register any MCP server and its tools appear on the canvas as nodes you can run as an ordinary step or grant to an AI agent to call. SchemaBridge also hosts its own remote MCP server over OAuth 2.1 at /api/mcp, so MCP-aware clients such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can connect to your workspace and use its read and draft tools.

Is there a free trial or sandbox?

Yes. Every workspace gets 1,000 free workflow executions each month, and there is a free webhook sandbox that runs the production graph builder with no sign-up required — inspect and debug payloads from Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack and more.

Do I need my own OpenAI or Anthropic API key?

No. Every workspace reaches managed models through the platform gateway, covered by your plan's monthly AI token allowance, so there is no vendor API key to obtain, store or rotate for agentic steps and MCP tools.

What can I build with SchemaBridge?

Anything you can express as a graph of steps: trigger on a webhook, a schedule or an event; call REST APIs and connectors such as Stripe, GitHub, Shopify and Slack; branch, join and retry; pause for a human approval; and hand work to an AI agent that calls your tools and any MCP server. Every run is recorded event by event with per-node metrics, so you can see exactly what happened and where.

How much does SchemaBridge cost?

SchemaBridge is free to start: every workspace gets 1,000 workflow executions a month at no cost, with managed AI models included. Paid plans raise the execution and AI-token allowances. You are never billed for passing a plan limit unless you explicitly turn on overages, so there is no surprise usage bill.

How does SchemaBridge handle security and permissions?

Every API route checks a declared permission scope before it runs, and an API key carries only a chosen subset of those scopes with an optional expiry — never full access to your workspace. Workflow, deployment, approval, permission and membership changes are captured as dedicated audit events as they happen, not reconstructed from application logs afterward.

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