Describe a workflow in plain English and it builds the automation, backed by Paperform's integration library.
Stepper is a workflow-automation product from Paperform Pty Ltd, an Australian company. Users describe what they want automated in a conversational editor and Stepper generates the underlying logic, with a visual builder available for manual adjustment afterward. It connects to more than 480 apps across categories like CRM, marketing, and productivity, supports letting users bring their own API keys for connected services, and offers reusable components plus a Skill Sets feature for wiring workflows into AI agents over MCP. A command-line tool is available alongside the web app. The free plan includes 200 steps a month; the Pro plan is $19/month for unlimited steps and a larger credit allowance.
Free plan includes 200 steps/month; Pro is $19/month for unlimited steps and 15,000 credits, with extra credits at $1 per 1,000, per the vendor's pricing page.
Use tool โStepper's pitch is describing a workflow in plain language instead of wiring nodes by hand, backed by an integration library from an established form-building company rather than a brand-new startup. The free plan's 200 steps a month is workable for light use, but MCP and agent-facing features are new enough that depth compared to established automation platforms is still unproven.
Watch out: Non-expiring credits sound generous, but the Pro plan's 15,000 monthly credits still cap total usage, a heavy automation month can require paid top-ups at $1 per 1,000 credits.
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