ElectroNeek combines robotic process automation with autonomous AI agents so a business can automate tasks across finance, HR, sales, IT and support without writing code, running bots locally or in the cloud with built-in scheduling, monitoring and fault tolerance. Its document intelligence layer uses more than 3,000 pre-trained models to extract, classify and validate data from invoices, contracts, receipts and other documents, and AI agents can be assigned goal-oriented tasks alongside human team members in the same workflow. Founded in 2018 in New York by RPA industry veterans and later a Y Combinator company now headquartered in South San Francisco, ElectroNeek raised a $20 million Series A led by Baring Vostok in 2021 and states its platform runs over 1 million workflow executions a month across 150-plus integrations, with named customers including UFP Technology, Trumpet, Thrive Automation and MSI Pros.
ElectroNeek’s core packages (AI Agents & Process Management, Document Processing, and RPA & Integrations) are all sold through a sales conversation rather than published self-serve pricing, so exact costs depend on a custom quote. The company has stated a particular focus on managed service providers and SMBs with a licensing model different from traditional per-bot RPA vendors, which is worth asking about directly if comparing quotes against a larger legacy RPA vendor.
Pricing is not published; ElectroNeek has a free way to get started and a trial period, but its main AI Agents, Document Processing, RPA & Integrations and Enterprise packages are all quoted individually through a sales conversation.
