Lamatic AI

Lamatic describes itself as AI middleware for teams that want to turn domain expertise into reliable AI agents. It covers three stages. You build agents visually, deploy them on Lamatic's serverless infrastructure, and then monitor and optimise them over time, while the platform handles hosting and scaling. Typical uses on the site include chatbots, automation assistants, embedded agentic features, process automation, knowledge retrieval and natural-language search.

Build

Agents are created in a visual flow builder, either from a pre-built workflow template or from scratch. Lamatic Studio connects to the tools and data you already use, and the company aims to make integration a one-click step rather than a long project. Flows can generate answers from your own data, personalise user journeys and automate repetitive tasks inside a product. More than 300 text, image and embedding models are available.

Deploy and monitor

Finished flows run on Lamatic's serverless infrastructure and scale automatically with traffic, so teams don't need to provision servers for each agent. They can be exposed through a GraphQL API, webhooks or embeddable widgets. Real-time logs and reports give visibility into how agents perform in production, which helps when tuning prompts, models or flow logic. Paid plans add scheduled data syncs.

Pricing

The Starter plan is free, with no credit card required. It includes 3,000 requests a month, three team members, five flows, five integrations, 1,000 records, three days of log history, the visual builder, the API and widgets, and community Slack support. Pro costs $99 a month and adds 100,000 requests, unlimited flows, ten integrations, 10,000 records, 30 days of logs, branding removal, guest users, reports, scheduled syncs and chat support. A Team tier for wider collaboration and a custom Enterprise plan with unlimited usage are also listed.

Things to consider

Lamatic suits product teams that want to ship AI features without running their own model-serving stack. Because flows run on Lamatic's infrastructure, teams with strict data residency needs should check its hosting and security details, or discuss them on an Enterprise plan. Request limits differ a lot between tiers, so estimate expected traffic before launching a customer-facing agent.