Tutti vs Gumloop: an open-source Gumloop alternative.
Tutti runs the steps you set, with an agent where you want one. It’s free to run on your own servers, and a CRM comes built in.
| At a glance | Tutti | Gumloop |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | Open source, Apache 2.0 | Closed source |
| Runs on your own servers | Yes, free | No; Enterprise can run in your VPC |
| How you pay | Free to run yourself, or we host it | Credits plus an 8% fee, from $37 a month |
| Browser that clicks and types | Built in | Yes, built in |
| CRM | Built in: people, companies, products | Not listed |
| Email templates | Built in, with version history | Not listed |
| CLI | Yes: build, run and fix workflows | Yes, for agents |
| MCP server for AI apps | Yes, 108 tools | Yes |
| Integrations | 30+, any API over HTTP, custom connectors | 100+ MCP integrations |
Checked on 1 November 2026 on gumloop.com/pricing and Gumloop’s documentation. “Not listed” means we didn’t find it there.
Tutti comes with a CRM your workflows fill in.
In Gumloop, contacts go to a CRM you connect. Tutti’s workflows add people and companies to the CRM that comes with it, matched by email or domain.
A Tutti workflow runs the steps you set.
Gumloop leads with agents that choose their own tools. In Tutti, steps run in the order you set, and an agent step lets a model choose where you want it to.
Every weekday at 08:00, have Claude score new leads in the CRM and post the hot ones to #sales.
Tutti runs on your own servers, free, under Apache 2.0.
Gumloop runs in its cloud, or in your VPC on its Enterprise plan. Tutti runs anywhere you put it: your servers, a laptop with the CLI, or ours.
Open source under Apache 2.0. Read the setup guide or the code on GitHub
Where Gumloop is the better pick.
Your work is mostly agents choosing tools.
Gumloop is built around agents that decide which tools to call. Tutti is built around workflows, with agents as one kind of step.
You need an app that’s in Gumloop and not in Tutti.
Gumloop lists over 100 MCP integrations. Tutti has 30+ integrations, an HTTP step and custom connectors made from any MCP server.
Moving from Gumloop to Tutti.
Describe each flow in a sentence.
Tutti draws the workflow from your words, and you can change any step.
Connect the same apps.
Sign in to each app once per workspace. For an app Tutti lacks, use the HTTP step or a custom connector.
Run it once, then switch it on.
Run the workflow by hand and read what each step did. Then turn on its schedule or webhook, and turn the flow off.
Questions about Tutti and Gumloop.
- Does Tutti have AI agents like Gumloop?
- Yes. An agent step lets a model choose among the tools you give it, inside a workflow whose other steps run in order.
- Does Tutti have a browser agent like Gumloop’s?
- Yes. Give it a start address, a goal and the fields to bring back, and it clicks, types and reads the page.
- Can I run Tutti myself?
- Yes, free under Apache 2.0, on your own servers or a laptop. If you’d rather not run it, sign up and we host it for you.