UiBot RPA
Laiye's RPA development tool for building software robots with low code
Overview
UiBot is an RPA development product from Laiye Technology that lets users build software robots to automate repetitive desktop and web tasks. It offers visual low-code design, scripting, and RPA+AI capabilities, and is paired with the UB Store marketplace for prebuilt robots. It includes a free downloadable edition aimed at individuals and small teams alongside enterprise offerings.
Pricing
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ASEAN Perspective
UiBot RPA in Southeast Asia
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UiBot is a widely-adopted Chinese RPA development tool, popular with individual developers thanks to a free edition and a broad community. Now part of Laiye, it benefits from the parent's AI investments and the UB Store ecosystem for reusable robots.
The product and learning resources are overwhelmingly Chinese-language, and it overlaps heavily with Laiye's flagship enterprise platform, so positioning can be confusing. Good value for solo automators in China-facing roles; ASEAN teams will find the language barrier and limited regional support a constraint.
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