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A European iPaaS priced per credit at a hundredth of a euro, hybrid by design

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, SaaS, On Premise, Hybrid
  • Starting price €0.01
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Small Business, Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Frends?

Frends is a European AI-augmented integration platform covering workflow automation, API management, data and application integration, hybrid deployment and long-running processes, priced by consumption at a granularity most competitors do not offer.

The credit model is unusually fine-grained and deliberately so. One Frends Credit costs one eurocent and invoicing occurs per 1,000 credits, so ten euros. The company is explicit about why the unit is that small: it prevents the problem that rounding up would make small loops expensive. That is a real consideration, because an integration iterating over a few hundred records should not cost the same as one processing a few hundred thousand, and coarse billing units punish exactly the granular automation that platforms claim to encourage.

European positioning is a genuine differentiator rather than geography. Organisations subject to EU data residency requirements, and public sector bodies in particular, often cannot use a platform whose control plane sits outside Europe regardless of where the data is processed. Government and public sector appears first in the industry list, alongside energy and utilities, manufacturing and financial services.

Long-running processes deserve their own mention because they are genuinely hard. Most integration platforms are built around short transactions, while a process that waits days for an approval or an external event needs durable state and resumability. Hybrid deployment allows on-premises execution where data cannot leave. Named use cases include BizTalk migration, EDI to ERP integration, employee lifecycle automation, legacy platform migration, order to cash, procure to pay and IT workflow automation, with agentic AI, enterprise MCP and an AI connector alongside.

Key Features of Frends

  • Per-credit consumption pricing
  • Workflow and business automation
  • API management
  • Data and application integration
  • Hybrid and on-premises deployment
  • Long-running durable processes
  • Business automation portal
  • Agentic AI and enterprise MCP
  • AI connector and AI workflow automation
  • Integration templates and connectors
  • BizTalk and legacy platform migration
  • European data residency

Frends Pricing

Frends Credit

€0.01

One credit costs one eurocent. The small unit prevents rounding up from making small loops expensive.

Invoicing unit

€10

Consumption-based invoicing occurs per 1,000 Frends Credits, so ten euros per invoiced block.

Frends Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • SaaS
  • On Premise
  • Hybrid
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
frends.com

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Frends FAQs

One Frends Credit costs one eurocent, with consumption-based invoicing per 1,000 credits, so ten euros. The fine unit is deliberate: Frends states it prevents rounding up from making small loops expensive.

An integration iterating over a few hundred records should not cost the same as one processing hundreds of thousands. Coarse billing units penalise exactly the granular automation platforms claim to encourage.

Organisations subject to EU data residency rules, particularly public sector bodies, often cannot use a platform whose control plane sits outside Europe regardless of where processing happens.

Processes that wait days for an approval or external event, needing durable state and resumability. Most integration platforms are built around short transactions and handle this poorly.

Yes. Hybrid deployment allows on-premises execution where data cannot leave the organisation, while management stays in the platform.