What does ElectroNeek cost in 2026? RPA pricing for MSPs explained

Pricing Overview

ElectroNeek is a Robotic Process Automation (RPA) platform built for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) that resell automation to their clients. As of July 2026 its pricing is fully quote-based — the official page leads with "Book a Demo" and publishes no numbers.

ElectroNeek Packages (as of July 2026)

The first three packages each show a "Book a Demo" call to action, and a free trial is available via a "Start a Trial" link — but there is no free-forever tier and no published price, seat, or bot limit. Third-party aggregators (G2, Capterra, and similar) cite numbers such as ~$500/bot/month, ~$250/user/month for Studio, or ~$1,450/month for a team package, but none appear on ElectroNeek's official pages, so treat them as estimates rather than list prices.

The MSP model

ElectroNeek's differentiator is its channel model: rather than selling directly to enterprises like UiPath or Automation Anywhere, it sells to MSPs who resell automation to their own clients. The MSP package enables multi-tenant bot management, per-client usage reporting, client-specific branding, and centralised billing, so MSPs can bundle automation with existing managed-IT services and mark it up.

Hidden costs

• Infrastructure: each Bot Runner needs a Windows VM (roughly $30-80/month per cloud instance) on top of licensing.
• Per-client isolation: deploying to multiple clients usually means separate Bot Runner instances per client for security, multiplying both licensing and infrastructure.
• Professional services: each client automation needs discovery, process mapping, development, and testing — not included in licensing.

Editor's Note: We worked with a 20-person MSP that adopted ElectroNeek to offer RPA to small-business clients. The economics were the lesson: with Studio, Orchestrator, and a handful of Bot Runners, margins were thin at launch and only became healthy once the MSP spread fixed costs across a third client — roughly a 25% margin at three clients and six bots. Re-checked July 2026: ElectroNeek's pricing is now entirely quote-based ("Book a Demo") across four packages, so the per-bot figures floating around aggregator sites are third-party estimates — an MSP should get a real quote and model the 3+-client break-even before committing. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen