UiPath Community Edition is expanding to reflect how automation is built today: with AI agents, coding agents, APIs, orchestration, documents, and robots working together.
The new Community plan is now available for new Community sign-ups.
Existing Community accounts will remain on their current license for now, and will have access to the Agentic capabilities via the credits pool.
What can you do with the new Community plan?
With the revamped Community license, you can:
Build AI agents visually in Studio Web or with UiPath SDKs in your preferred IDE.
Build with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity and others using UiPath for Coding Agents.
Orchestrate complete processes with Maestro, including Flow, BPMN, and Case Management.
Run unattended automations with one included Unattended Robot.
Use capabilities including Document Understanding, ScreenPlay, Healing Agent, and API Workflows.
Bring your own models, connectors, agents, and code.
What is included?
1 Pro User
1 Plus User
1 Unattended Robot
Usage credits that refresh every month
Up to 10,000 Maestro Flow process executions per month while in Preview
and other key benefits in using IXP, Integration Service, MCP Server, Computer Vision etc.
The monthly credits are shared across diiferent capabilities you use and reset every month.
You might also get support from the UiPath Community. Ask questions, share what you build, and learn from other automation builders right here on the Forum.
Create a new Community account → sign in to Automation Cloud → open Studio Web → and select Create New.
Now it’s in your hands.
What will you try first: an AI agent, a Maestro process, an unattended automation, or building with your favorite coding agent? Don’t be shy, share with your community.
Happy building!
Frequently asked questions
Who can access the new Community capabilities?
For now, the revamped Community license is available to new Community sign-ups.
Existing Community accounts will remain on their current user and robot licenses for now, and will have access to the Agentic capabilities via the usage credits.
We will automatically migrate existing Community user and robot licenses to the new offering in the next 90 days.
Who can use the Community license?
It is intended for individuals who want to learn, experiment, build prototypes, or automate their own work, as well as eligible for small businesses with less than $5 million in annual revenue.
What types of users are included?
Each account includes:
1 Pro User for building and developing solutions.
1 Plus User for participating in processes, completing tasks, reviewing work, or providing approvals.
Can I run unattended automations?
Yes. The new Community license includes 1 Unattended Robot.
Do the usage credits reset?
Yes. The usage pool resets every month and is shared across the capabilities you use.
What if I have never built an automation before?
You can start in Studio Web, where you can create automations and agents visually.
* You can also use Autopilot or supported coding agents to describe what you want to build using natural language.
Where can I get help?
Ask your questions on the UiPath Community Forum, where community members and the UiPath team can help you get started.
This is a great step toward making agentic automation more accessible to the wider community. Bringing agents, coding tools, orchestration, documents, APIs, and robots together under one Community plan gives builders a much better environment to learn, experiment, and create real end-to-end solutions.
This is great @Corina_Gheonea. This will defiantly open bigger userbase. Regarding the point
are there any additional terms and conditions to this when the customers will be using it commercially. As per my understanding previously, usage of community license was strictly for learn and build personally. Any user agreement/license wording clearing all things would be really helpful.
You can check the T&C that was updated this July to make sure we respond and offer clarity. Bellow part of the answer but I encourage all of you to read the entire file, under Community Agreement UiPath Legal Terms | UiPath
License and IP Rights 2.1. Community License. Subject to Customer’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, UiPath grants Customer and its Affiliates, upon access or delivery of license keys and during the Term, a limited, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, non-transferable, worldwide right to use such Technology that UiPath has made available under the Community edition, subject to the Documentation and the following conditions: a) If the Customer is either an individual, or an organization that, together with its Affiliates, collectively have less than the equivalent of USD 5 (five) million in annual revenues, the Customer is deemed a “Small Business” and may use the Technology for internal commercial business purposes; b) If the Customer is an organization that, together with its Affiliates, collectively exceed the limitations set herein for a Small Business, the Customer is deemed a “Large Business” and may only use the Technology for non-commercial purposes such as testing, education, hackathons, individual or institutional research, internal trainings.
Thank you for the details. I tried to create a new account for Community license. On the sign in page, I see the messages still showing the older message.
just checked here to confirm the part about existing accounts, I have an older Community account and the credits are already showing under Admin, Licenses, Consumables, resetting in 22 days. So yes, the agentic capabilities are landing on old accounts before the license migration
one thing I noticed, the allowance actually comes split in two, theres a dedicated Autopilot bucket and a separate Monthly Pool shared across agent development, coding agent, context grounding, screenplay, healing agent, ui automation, serverless execution and integration service
and about the migration in the next 90 days, will it touch whats already allocated on existing tenants or only swap the license type?
asking because I keep demos there that I use in community event presentations, so it would be good to know if I need to plan for rebuilding anything
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