Tines 3B connects to existing tools through APIs and MCP while giving builders dedicated spaces, versioned branches, and reusable skills. Individual workflow steps run in isolation, and credentials are injected without exposing secrets to builders or stored code.
Security and IT teams can oversee access, execution, and workflow performance in the same environment. Tines offers hosted, self-hosted, on-premises, and hybrid deployment options, which lets organizations fit the platform to their infrastructure requirements.
The free Tines 3B plan allows three live workflows and provides a one-time $50 AI allowance. Organizations that need unlimited workflows or flexible deployment options must evaluate a paid plan with Tines.
The published pricing page does not state a single public price for every enterprise configuration and directs buyers to discuss hosting requirements with its team. This makes the total cost of larger or specialized deployments dependent on the selected plan and contract.
Tines now markets 3B as one environment for AI agents, applications, and automation, with security and IT oversight across business teams. Its existing Stories platform continues to offer workflow building, case management, agents, and monitoring.
The company's published product direction emphasizes vendor-agnostic integration, protected execution, and deployment flexibility. These capabilities address organizations seeking to expand AI-assisted work while retaining control of data, credentials, and operational changes; no market-size or growth forecast is asserted.