StackAI
by StackAI (acquired by Asana, May 2026)
No-code enterprise AI agent builder with VPC and on-premises deployment, now owned by Asana
StackAI is a no-code platform for building, deploying and governing AI agents across an enterprise. It is for IT teams in regulated sectors such as finance, healthcare and legal that need back-office automation with audit logs, human review and private deployment options. Asana acquired it in May 2026.
StackAI is a no-code platform for building, deploying and governing AI agents in large organizations, aimed at IT teams that need business units to automate back-office work under central control. Builders assemble agents on a drag-and-drop canvas, connect knowledge bases for retrieval, choose among LLM providers for each task and insert human review at decision points. The vendor lists 500+ enterprise integrations that let agents read from and write to systems such as Salesforce, and coverage of the Asana deal names ServiceNow, Oracle, DocuSign and AWS. Governance features include feature controls, audit logs and SAML single sign-on. Deployment runs from multi-tenant cloud through VPC to air-gapped on-premises, and the company lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR. Founded by MIT PhDs Antoni Rosinol and Bernardo Aceituno and backed by Y Combinator (Winter 2023), StackAI announced a $16 million Series A in May 2025 and had raised just under $20 million in total. Asana announced on May 28, 2026 that it had acquired the company. SiliconANGLE reported a price of $75 million, while the companies did not disclose terms. Asana plans to use StackAI to extend AI Studio and AI Teammates into external ERP, CRM and IT systems, and the StackAI site still sold the product under its own name in November 2026. Named customers include LifeMD, MIT, YMCA Retirement and Ducker Carlisle. Reviewers on G2, syndicated through AWS Marketplace, praise build speed and support, and complain about debugging complex workflows and the lack of clear development, staging and production environments.
An enterprise IT or AI center-of-excellence leader in a regulated industry who has to give business teams agent-building tools under central governance.
Business teams build document and workflow agents without code while IT keeps audit logs, access control and the choice of private deployment.
At a Glance
- Category
- AI Agents & Orchestration
- Pricing
- Freemium, Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CIOs, Heads of AI, IT Leaders, Operations Leaders
- Deployment
- Cloud-first, Self-hosted
Key Features
- ✓Drag-and-drop agent builder
Non-coders assemble agentic workflows on a visual canvas and reviewers report working results within an afternoon.
- ✓Knowledge bases and RAG
Connects internal documents and data sources so agents answer from company material instead of general model knowledge.
- ✓Human review steps
Inserts people at critical decision points so agents do not complete sensitive actions without an approval.
- ✓LLM-agnostic model choice
Lets teams pick the best-performing model for each task and move between providers as models change.
- ✓Private deployment options
Runs as multi-tenant cloud, VPC or air-gapped on-premises software to meet data isolation requirements in regulated sectors.
- ✓Governance controls
Provides audit logs, feature controls and SAML single sign-on with role mapping for centrally managed agent programs.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •SOW intake
StackAI's example intake agent works across email and Salesforce, then creates Asana tasks for the statement of work.
- •Regulated document review
Legal, risk and compliance teams run agents on internal documents, with people reviewing the output at critical decision points.
- •Healthcare operations automation
LifeMD uses StackAI for operational workflows, and the vendor's case study URL references 475,000 hours saved.
- •Professional services efficiency
Ducker Carlisle is reported by StackAI to be on track for $1M in operational savings from its agents.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Regulated back-office automation in finance, healthcare and legal teams
- ✓IT teams that need agents deployed in a VPC or air-gapped on-premises environment
- ✓Non-engineering teams building RAG agents over internal documents
- ✓Workflows that need human review at defined decision points
- ✓Asana customers that want agents to act in systems outside Asana
Not Ideal For
- ✗Teams under about 10 people, because paid self-serve tiers were withdrawn in 2026 and only a free plan or a custom quote remains
- ✗Customer-facing voice or conversational deployments, since Voiceflow's competitor review describes no native conversational voice
- ✗Engineering teams needing mature evaluation and production debugging, which AutomationAtlas rates behind LangSmith and Braintrust
- ✗Buyers wary of roadmap risk after an acquisition, because integration with Asana's Work Graph and AI Teammates is still maturing
Deployment
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Reviewers describe going from idea to a running workflow within an afternoon
- ✓Wide choice of supported LLMs with granular per-model settings
- ✓Private deployment options and listed SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR coverage
- ✓G2 reviewers syndicated on AWS Marketplace praise a responsive support team
Cons
- ✗Reviewers report difficulty debugging complex workflows and want better step-level logs and version comparison
- ✗One enterprise reviewer called the lack of clear development, staging and production environments a critical gap
- ✗No published price between the free plan and a custom enterprise quote
- ✗Integration with Asana's Work Graph and AI Teammates was described as still maturing at the time of the deal
- ✗Public review volume is small, at 39 ratings, and PeerSpot has no reviews
Pricing
Free
$0
- ✓500 runs per month
- ✓2 projects
- ✓1 seat
- ✓Community support on Discord
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Custom run volume and seats
- ✓Unlimited projects
- ✓On-premises and VPC deployment
- ✓SSO, access control, SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR
- ✓Dedicated infrastructure and solution engineers
The free plan is capped at 500 runs a month, two projects and one seat. Everything else is a custom enterprise quote with no published price. Former $99 and $499 monthly tiers were withdrawn in 2026, and competitor Voiceflow estimates a five- to six-figure annual minimum.
Security & Compliance
Sources
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- 2.stackai.com — pricingvendor
- 3.stackai.com — securityvendor
- 4.stackai.com — stack ai raises 16m series a to create ai agents for every jvendor
- 5.thenextweb.com — asana acquires stack ai agent builder saas
- 6.uctoday.com — asana acquires stackai for 75m to power cross system ai agen
- 7.aws.amazon.com — prodview p6pd4dwnmgyew
- 8.automationatlas.io — stack ai review 2026
- 9.voiceflow.com — stack ai
- 10.rfp.wiki — stackai
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