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Ui.Vision RPA review

Open-source browser and desktop automation that uses image and text recognition to drive any screen.

By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 7, 2026

Capabilities (40%)
6.8
Ease of setup (30%)
7.5
Value (30%)
9.3

Ui.Vision RPA is the low-cost way to automate a screen that offers no API and no accessible UI tree. Its desktop automation module uses image and text recognition to read words and images on your desktop, then clicks, drags and types on Windows, macOS and Linux. The browser extension covers Chrome, Edge and Firefox, imports Selenium IDE scripts, and a command line API lets Jenkins, Python, PowerShell or C# start macros. Ui.Vision says it is open source and free for personal and commercial use. The pricing page lists PRO at US$299 a year with email support and Enterprise from US$999 a year for up to five users with update management and priority support, plus an Enterprise Player licence at US$1499 for unlimited machines that replay macros. Version 10 adds an AI macro assistant and an MCP bridge. It ranks seventh because there is no central control room, and image-based steps need upkeep when a screen layout changes.

Who it is for

Small teams and testers who need low-cost visual automation of desktop apps that expose nothing but pixels.

Price

Free and open source; PRO $299 a year; Enterprise from $999 a year.

Free for personal and commercial use US$299.00 /Year
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 7, 2026.

Key features

  • Visual desktop automation with image and text recognition through XModules
  • Browser automation with Selenium IDE import and export
  • Command line API for Jenkins, Python, PowerShell and C#
  • Macros and image matching run locally
  • AI macro assistant and an MCP bridge for external assistants

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Free for personal and commercial use
  • Strength: Runs locally, with local OCR options
  • Strength: Enterprise Player licence covers unlimited machines for $1499
  • Weakness: No central orchestrator like the enterprise suites
  • Weakness: Image-based automation breaks when screens change
  • Weakness: Paid editions add support and update control rather than features

Key facts

  • Free edition: Yes, open source
  • PRO: $299 a year
  • Enterprise: From $999 a year for up to 5 users
  • Enterprise Player: $1499, unlimited machines for macro replay

Where it ranks

Ui.Vision RPA is No. 7 in our Best RPA Software verdict.

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