Jestor
Transform operations with custom apps, automation, and AI—no coding needed.. [Freemium]
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What is Jestor?
Jestor is a no-code platform for building internal tools that help companies manage operations, workflows, and data in one place. It centers on relational tables and databases, then layers on apps, forms, dashboards, tasks, and automations so teams can replace spreadsheets and disconnected tools.
The product is aimed at back-office and operations teams that need custom process management without writing code. The website highlights use cases like approvals, purchasing, reimbursements, internal requests, service desk, BPMS, ERP expansion, and white-labeled client-facing solutions.
A major theme is flexibility: users can build visually with kanban boards, pipes, tables, forms, and dashboards, or extend workflows with low-code and custom code in Python, PHP, or .NET. Jestor also emphasizes AI-assisted building, OCR for extracting data from documents and images, WhatsApp integrations, and automation across many connected tools.
It is positioned for both smaller teams and larger organizations, with plans that scale from simple operations to advanced workflows, custom branding, enterprise controls, and unlimited usage at the top end. The site also promotes co-creation and implementation support for teams that want help designing and deploying their internal systems.
Jestor pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Jestor offers a Free plan at $0 for up to 10 users, with Jestor Creator, Jestor Tasks, Jestor Docs, Jestor Chat, builder agent, native integrations, forms, kanbans/pipes/boards, tables, and desktop/phone/tablet access. The Plus plan is $193/month billed yearly for small teams, from 1 user, and adds white label, WhatsApp, open API, webhooks, BI dashboards with charts, and forms inside forms. The Jestor plan is $327/month billed yearly for growing teams, from 3 users, and adds Jestor Vision (OCR), Jestor Low-code, SDKs, member UI management, no Jestor branding on public links, and ticket generation from emails. Pro and Scale are custom-priced: Pro starts from 10 users and adds SLA, email agent, WhatsApp agent, Ask Table agent, custom subdomain, custom branding, maps/address fields, unique record verification, roll-up and signature fields, and record update forms; Scale adds unlimited viewer users, PowerBI and Looker, app versioning, unlimited apps, unlimited tables, and unlimited roles. The plans page also mentions a 30-day money-back guarantee and usage expansion via add-ons.
Jestor pros
- No-code internal tool building
- Relational data model
- Apps, forms, and workflows in one platform
- Kanban, pipes, and boards
- Tables with formulas and views
- Dashboards with BI charts
- Built-in task management
- Native automation builder
- AI-assisted app creation
- OCR for invoices and receipts
- WhatsApp workflow integration
- Docs, wikis, and chat included
- Role and field-level permissions
- Low-code extension with Python, PHP, or .NET
- White-label branding options
- Custom subdomains for branded access
- Open API and webhooks
- Schedule-based automations
- Service desk and approvals use cases
- Import and replace spreadsheet-based processes
Jestor cons
- Free plan capped at 10 users
- Some advanced features require higher plans
- Pricing scales up quickly for advanced workflows
- Enterprise pricing is custom only
- Many add-ons depend on usage limits
- Low-code and SDK features are not in entry plans
- OCR is reserved for higher tiers
- Custom branding is not in lower tiers
- PowerBI and Looker are limited to Scale
- Implementation support may require add-ons
Frequently asked questions about Jestor
What is Jestor used for?
Jestor is used to build internal tools for company operations without coding. The website positions it for workflows like approvals, purchasing, reimbursements, internal requests, service desks, operations management, and process automation.
Do I need to know how to code to use Jestor?
No. Jestor is built as a no-code platform, so users can create apps, forms, tables, dashboards, and workflows without writing code. For more advanced customization, the platform also supports low-code extensions with languages like Python, PHP, and .NET on higher tiers.
What kinds of tools can I build in Jestor?
You can build apps, forms, kanban boards, pipes, tables, dashboards, docs, wikis, chat-based workflows, tasks, service desk tools, approvals, and automation flows. The site also highlights AI-assisted app creation and document/image data extraction.
Does Jestor support automations?
Yes. Automations are a core part of the platform, and the site describes no-code workflows, integrations, schedule automations, and AI agents. It also mentions webhooks and an open API on higher plans.
Does Jestor work with WhatsApp?
Yes. WhatsApp is built into the product and appears both as a platform feature and as an advanced capability in higher plans. The site says you can trigger workflows from chats and run customer operations where customers already are.
Can Jestor extract data from documents or images?
Yes. The website highlights OCR and an AI image reader that can turn invoices, receipts, and other documents into structured data automatically. This feature is included in higher plans, such as Jestor.
What is included in the Free plan?
The Free plan costs $0 and is meant for small companies organizing operations, with up to 10 users. It includes Jestor Creator, Jestor Tasks, Jestor Docs, Jestor Chat, builder agent, native integrations, forms, kanbans/pipes/boards, tables, and access on desktop, phone, or tablet.
How much does Jestor cost?
The plans page lists Plus at $193/month billed yearly, Jestor at $327/month billed yearly, and Pro and Scale as custom pricing. The page also notes that the Free plan is $0 and that users can expand usage with add-ons.
Does Jestor offer white labeling?
Yes. White label is included starting with the Plus plan, and the Pro and Scale plans add more branding control. The site also mentions custom subdomains and no Jestor brand on public links in higher tiers.
Does Jestor offer help with setup?
Yes. Jestor says its team can help users get started, map operations, and build custom solutions together. The site also mentions co-creation sessions, implementation help, and add-on hours for teams that need more hands-on support.