Sprawl vs Power Automate
Sprawl runs your operations for you
Microsoft Power Automate is a workflow-automation platform; see microsoft.com for what it does today. Sprawl is built for you to hand off: you describe what you want in plain English and it provisions an agent that runs the work for you across 100+ integrations and 500+ tools, on a schedule or from event-based triggers, with no per-seat setup. Run a separate project for everything you operate, each with its own fleet of agents on its own connected accounts. Whether Sprawl fits you depends on your stack and how you’d like the work to get done.
What Sprawl does
- Tell Sprawl the outcome in plain English and it provisions an agent that runs the work for you — built for you to hand off, not a chat you have to drive or a canvas you have to wire up.
- Run a separate project for everything you operate — each with its own fleet of agents on its own connected accounts (a different Gmail, Slack, or X per project). Agency-grade isolation, for everything you run.
- Connects to 100+ integrations across 500+ tools, on a schedule or from event-based triggers, so recurring work happens on its own.
- Runs on 200+ models across ~25 providers — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more, so you’re never locked to a single lab.
- Runs what you trust and checks with you on the rest — money, deletions, and first-time external messages always ask first.
- Sprawl is free to start with 50 credits (a 14-day trial), then $19/mo Starter and $49/mo Pro.
How Sprawl approaches this
Microsoft Power Automate is a workflow-automation platform; see microsoft.com for its current capabilities.
Built for you, not built by you
You describe the outcome; Sprawl provisions the agent and runs it for you. There’s no chat to babysit and no canvas to design or maintain — the work just gets done.
A fleet per project, isolated by account
Run many projects at once, each with its own agents on its own connected accounts — a different Gmail, Slack, or X per project. The isolation agencies keep per client, for everything you run.
Automations that run themselves
Save a request as a scheduled run or fire it from an event-based trigger, so recurring work happens without you in the loop.
The right model for each job
Sprawl runs on 200+ models across ~25 providers — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more, so every task uses the model that fits — you’re never locked to one lab.
Who Sprawl is for
Sprawl is built for operators, agencies, and anyone running several things at once across a mixed tool stack: describe an outcome and an agent runs it for you, with a separate project and its own connected accounts for each thing you operate and no per-seat setup. It’s free to start, then $19/mo Starter and $49/mo Pro. For what Power Automate does, its connector catalog, and its pricing, see microsoft.com. You can use both together if you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Sprawl replace Power Automate?
It depends on your stack and workflows. Sprawl is built for you to hand off: you describe the outcome in plain English and an agent runs it for you across 100+ integrations and 500+ tools, with a separate project and its own connected accounts for each thing you run. Here’s what Sprawl does; see microsoft.com for Power Automate’s current capabilities so you can compare for your use case.
How does Sprawl handle natural-language requests?
Sprawl provisions an agent that runs the task directly from your plain-English request, so there’s no underlying flow for you to manage, and it runs on 200+ models across ~25 providers — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more, matched to each job. For Power Automate’s current feature set, see microsoft.com.
How does pricing work?
Sprawl is free to start with 50 credits (a 14-day trial), then $19/mo Starter and $49/mo Pro. There’s no per-seat requirement. For Power Automate’s current licensing and pricing, see microsoft.com.
What if my team uses Microsoft Teams and Outlook?
Sprawl connects to Microsoft tools through standard APIs, which covers common tasks like email, calendar, and messages, and each project runs on its own connected accounts, so you can keep separate Microsoft logins isolated per project. For Power Automate’s Microsoft integration and capabilities, see microsoft.com.
Hand it off and let it run
Describe an outcome and Sprawl provisions a fleet to run it — a project per thing you operate, each on its own accounts. Free to start, no credit card required.
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