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Building AI agents for business no longer has to begin with an enterprise software contract. Workato is opening its automation platform to developers and smaller organizations in Asia, with a free starting allowance.

The company launched self-service access in Singapore on October 21, 2026. Students, developers, and businesses can sign up without a credit card and receive 50,000 one-time credits to build AI agents, automated workflows, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

The Singapore rolloutfollows Workato’s North American launch earlier in 2026. It gives smaller teams access to enterprise automation tools without negotiating...

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