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Apromore vs UiPath Process Mining
Apromore is the category's one open-source, self-hostable option; UiPath Process Mining routes findings straight into UiPath's RPA backlog.
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| Apromore | UiPath Process Mining | |||||
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| Vendor | Apromore Pty Ltd | UiPath Inc. | ||||
| Pricing model | Free tier + paid plans | Quote only | ||||
| Free tier | Yes | No | ||||
| Deployment | Cloud, Self-hosted | Cloud, Self-hosted | ||||
| Open source | Yes (LGPL-3.0 (Apromore Core); Enterprise Edition is proprietary) | No | ||||
| Best for | Teams wanting a self-hostable, open-source process mining core with an optional managed enterprise upgrade path. | Organizations already running UiPath automation that want mined process insights to directly target and prioritize RPA work. | ||||
| Pricing | Apromore Core is free and open-source (self-hosted); Enterprise Edition is sold as an annual subscription with a 30-day free trial and no published list prices.
Prices read from the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026. Vendors change prices; check the source before you budget. | Process Mining is bundled into the Standard and Enterprise tiers of UiPath Automation Cloud (not the Basic tier); no separate list price is published and quotes are customized per deployment. Checked on the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026: no prices are published. Expect to be quoted. | ||||
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Verdict
Apromore and UiPath Process Mining both discover, simulate and monitor processes from event logs pulled out of systems like SAP and Salesforce, but they sit at opposite ends of two different spectrums: licensing model and what happens after a bottleneck is found. Apromore's differentiator is its open-source core — Apromore Core is released under LGPL-3.0 and can be self-hosted for free, with a paid managed Enterprise Edition layered on top for support and advanced features — a dual-licensing model none of the other major platforms in this category offer. UiPath Process Mining is fully proprietary and sold as an add-on within UiPath Automation Cloud's Standard and Enterprise tiers, but its integration with the rest of the UiPath Platform means a discovered bottleneck can route directly into UiPath's Task Mining and automation backlog for an RPA robot to act on.
Choose Apromore if
- You want a free, self-hostable process mining core without committing to a proprietary platform, and can evaluate the paid Enterprise Edition later if you need managed support.
- Your organization values an open-source lineage and the ability to inspect or extend the underlying code.
- You need a generic Integration Center to connect systems beyond the handful of named ERP/CRM connectors most vendors ship.
Choose UiPath Process Mining if
- You already run UiPath for RPA and want mined process insights to directly prioritize and target automation work.
- You want findings to flow into a broader automation backlog rather than staying in a standalone analytics tool.
- Task Mining (desktop-level activity capture) alongside process mining is part of what you need.
What they share
Both support cloud and self-hosted deployment models, though for different reasons — Apromore's self-hosting is core to its open-source offering, while UiPath's Automation Suite is a self-hosted option within a broader proprietary platform. Neither publishes a full price list: Apromore's Enterprise Edition and UiPath's Process Mining add-on are both custom-quoted. If your priority is mining tied to automated remediation rather than an open-source option specifically, see Celonis vs SAP Signavio Process Intelligence and the process mining tool guide.
Last reviewed September 22, 2026