Composio
What is Composio?
Composio is an integration platform for AI teams that lets agents move from chat to action across external apps. It routes tool calls through managed integrations, OAuth-based access, and scoped permissions, with features like Never leave the chat, Guardrails, and Privacy first. It ships with Slack, Gmail, GitHub, HubSpot, Jira, Salesforce, and Google Drive, and is used by Claude and ChatGPT. Plans run Totally Free $0/month, Ridiculously Cheap $29/month, Serious Business $229/month, and For Enterprise custom.
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At a glance
- Composio is best for AI teams who need agents to safely act across many business apps.
- Totally Free $0/mo; Ridiculously Cheap $29/mo; Serious Business $229/mo; For Enterprise Custom
What does Composio do?
Composio connects AI agents to external apps so they can move from chat to action across workflows. It routes tool calls through managed integrations, OAuth-based access, and scoped permissions, so an agent can draft updates from Linear and Slack, pull design feedback into Notion, or log follow-ups in HubSpot without leaving the conversation. The platform also supports MCP-style deployment for teams that want one URL per group and controlled access to specific toolkits. At scale, Composio advertises 1,000+ apps, 1,000+ managed integrations, and 20,000+ tools, with toolkit pages showing counts like 200 tools for GitHub and Outlook, 154 for Slack, and 121 for Supabase. Enterprise customers such as AWS, Glean, and Zoom are listed, and case studies cite outcomes like shipping Gmail and Google Drive in 30 minutes, saving 380 engineering hours, and reducing go-to-market time by 90%. It also offers self-hosting for teams that need tighter control over data residency and network boundaries.
Why use Composio?
- OAuth-based access means agents can act without ever seeing stored passwords.
- Fine-grained tool scoping lets teams expose only approved actions to each agent or group.
- Self-hosting support gives organizations control over data residency, network boundaries, and compliance requirements.
- Built-in audit trails and observability make it easier to review what agents did and why.
- Automatic retries, failovers, and rate-limit handling help workflows keep running when upstream APIs are unstable.
Who is Composio for?
- AI product teams who want agents to complete real workflows across SaaS tools.
- Engineering teams who need controlled tool access, retries, and auditability.
- Operations teams who want to automate cross-app work without building each integration manually.
- Enterprise platform teams who need scoped permissions and self-hosting options.
- Support and revenue teams who want agents to update records and follow up in connected systems.
What are Composio's key features?
Never leave the chat
Keep agent actions inside the chat flow with one prompt and one session, so users can search, execute, and run tasks without switching tools.
One connection, every app
Connect to 1,000+ apps through a single integration layer, helping teams avoid building and maintaining separate connectors for each SaaS app.
Multiple accounts per app
Handle multiple accounts for the same app in one setup, which matters when teams need separate workspaces, tenants, or user contexts.
Swap agents instantly
Move work between agents without rebuilding workflows, using the same tool calls and app connections to keep handoffs fast and consistent.
Guardrails
Apply granular tool scoping and safe data handling so agents only access approved actions, reducing risk in production workflows.
No passwords required
Use auth guides and identity provisioning instead of shared credentials, so agents can connect to apps without exposing passwords.
Privacy first
Support secure deployment with SOC-2, VPC/on-prem options, and audit trail controls, which helps buyers meet internal security requirements.
Integrations
Ship with named integrations like Slack, Gmail, GitHub, HubSpot, Jira, Salesforce, and Google Drive to cover common work across teams.
What does Composio integrate with?
- Linear
- Slack
- Gmail
- Figma
- Notion
- GitHub
- HubSpot
- Google Calendar
- Google Sheets
- Supabase
- Outlook
- Perplexity AI
- Google Drive
- Google Docs
- Airtable
- SerpApi
- Jira
- Tavily
- YouTube
- Bitbucket
- Google Tasks
- Discord
- Salesforce
- Mailchimp
- Klaviyo
- Google Analytics
- PostHog
- Zendesk
- Intercom
- Sentry
What are Composio's use cases?
AI product teams ship workflows
AI product teams who want agents to complete real workflows across SaaS tools use Composio to let a chat agent act inside connected apps, using Never leave the chat and One connection, every app to move from prompt to action. They can swap agents instantly without rebuilding the workflow.
Operations automate cross-app work
Operations teams who want to automate cross-app work without building each integration manually use Composio to connect systems once and reuse them across workflows, using Integrations and Multiple accounts per app to keep records moving in the right place. Guardrails help keep automations controlled when tasks span several tools.
Enterprise access with control
Enterprise platform teams who need scoped permissions and self-hosting options use Composio to expose tools safely to agents, using Control access and Granular Tool Scoping to limit what each workflow can touch. Audit trail and Privacy first support reviewable, policy-aware automation across internal systems.
Support and revenue follow-ups
Support and revenue teams who want agents to update records and follow up in connected systems use Composio to keep conversations and actions in sync, using No passwords required and Integrations to work across CRM, inbox, and ticketing tools. Agents can update statuses, send follow-ups, and reduce manual handoffs.
How does Composio work?
- Connect your first app in Integrations and authorize it with No passwords required, so Composio can reach the SaaS tools your agent needs without exposing credentials.
- Choose the workflow's connected accounts with Multiple accounts per app, then set which systems the agent can touch using Control access and Granular Tool Scoping.
- Map the action sequence in one session, using Never leave the chat and One connection, every app to let the agent move between tools without manual handoffs.
- Turn on Guardrails and Audit trail to review what happened, trace each tool call, and keep sensitive operations aligned with your team's policies.
- Swap agents instantly or extend the workflow with more Integrations as needs change, keeping the same connections while your automations scale across teams.
How much does Composio cost?
Totally Free
$0/ month- 20K Tool Calls/Mo
- Community Support
Ridiculously Cheap
$29/ month- 200K Tool Calls/Mo
- Email Support
- $0.299/1K ADDITIONAL CALLS
Serious Business
$229/ month- 2M Tool Calls/Mo
- Slack Support (1K+/Month)
- $0.249/1K ADDITIONAL CALLS
For Enterprise
Custom- Custom User Accounts
- Dedicated SLA & SOC-2
- Custom API Volume
- VPC/On-Prem Option
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Frequently asked questions
What is Composio?
Composio is an integration platform for AI teams that lets agents move from chat to action across external apps. It routes tool calls through managed integrations, OAuth-based access, and scoped permissions, with features like Never leave the chat, Guardrails, and Privacy first. It ships with Slack, Gmail, GitHub, HubSpot, Jira, Salesforce, and Google Drive, and is used by Claude and ChatGPT. Plans run Totally Free $0/month, Ridiculously Cheap $29/month, Serious Business $229/month, and For Enterprise custom.
How much does Composio cost? Is it free?
Composio has a free plan, with paid tiers including Ridiculously Cheap at $29/ month, Serious Business at $229/ month, For Enterprise at Custom.
What is Composio used for? Who is it for?
Composio is used for Never leave the chat, One connection, every app, and Multiple accounts per app. It's built for AI product teams, Engineering teams, and Operations teams.
Does Composio have an API and what does it integrate with?
Composio doesn't publish a public API. It integrates with Linear, Slack, Gmail, Figma, Notion, and 25 more.
Editor's read
Check the tool-call ceiling before rollout: Totally Free includes 20K calls per month, Ridiculously Cheap 200K, and Serious Business 2M. If your agent workflows are chatty or retry-heavy, the jump in monthly volume will determine the real plan floor.
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