Respell
Discontinued — team joined Salesforce Agentforce
Overview
A former no-code AI workflow builder ("spells") that chained models and integrations into automated tasks. Shut down as a standalone product after the team was acquired into Salesforce Agentforce.
What you can produce with Respell
- No-code "spell" workflow builder (discontinued)
- Multi-model chaining across LLMs
- Scheduled and event-based triggers
- Prebuilt workflow templates
- SOC 2 compliance while operating
ASEAN Perspective
Respell in Southeast Asia
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Respell no longer exists as a product you can buy. The team was acquired by Salesforce and folded into its Agentforce group, and the standalone platform was wound down; existing customers were pointed to Lindy to migrate their workflows. Historically, Respell was a no-code builder for chaining LLMs and integrations into automated "spells," with a visual canvas, templates, and scheduled triggers aimed at ops and marketing teams. It competed with Zapier, Make, and Relevance AI and never reached their scale. If you landed here looking to sign up, you can't: evaluate Salesforce Agentforce if you're in that ecosystem, or a live no-code alternative such as Lindy, n8n, or Relevance AI otherwise. We're keeping this entry only as a record of what the product was and where it went.
What people say
There isn't a current review picture to report, because Respell is no longer an operating product. The homepage now reads "Respell — Now Part of Salesforce Agentforce," and the company's own announcement says the team joined Salesforce to build agents "for all companies," with the standalone service shut down and customers directed to Lindy for migration.
What the product was, before that: a no-code automation tool that let non-developers connect and chain tasks into "spells" — AI workflows for writing, research, spreadsheet updates, and other repetitive knowledge work. The builder was a visual canvas with prebuilt templates, multi-model support, and the ability to fire on a schedule or an event. It leaned on enterprise-grade positioning, including SOC 2 compliance and protection against AI-specific attacks, to court business buyers.
Earlier pricing, while it was live, ran from a free tier (about 125 tasks a month) to a Team plan around $59.99/month and custom Enterprise pricing for higher-volume workflows. That structure is now moot.
In the market, Respell was always a smaller challenger against Zapier, Make, and Relevance AI, with a more limited integration catalogue and community. Coverage since the acquisition frames it less as a live tool to evaluate and more as a talent-and-technology acqui-hire that fed Salesforce's agent roadmap. For anyone researching it today, the practical takeaway is simple: there's nothing to sign up for. Teams already inside Salesforce should look at Agentforce; everyone else should evaluate a currently supported no-code workflow builder such as Lindy (Respell's own recommended migration path), n8n, Make, or Relevance AI.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Respell's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Respell unless explicitly stated.
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