An alternative to Zeev: the operations system we build and you just use.

Jestor is a no-code operations system, built by our team, changed by prompt, with unlimited users on one flat price.

The short version

Jestor is a no-code operations system for companies of 5 to 500 people: relational database, forms, workflows, approvals, SLAs, automations, portals and AI agents in one place. Jestor's team builds and maintains the system, every plan has unlimited users at a flat price, and the system changes by prompt from any MCP client.

What a buyer of a process platform expects

Jestor

Unlimited users at a flat priceYes
Workflows with conditional stages (the next step depends on the data)Yes
Conditional fields in formsYes
Internal and public forms, with attachments and validationYes
SLAs per stage, with alerts and escalationYes
Sequential and parallel approvalsYes
Connections between processes (one process opens, updates or closes another)Yes
Portals for clients, suppliers and partners, at no per-user costYes
Native automations (380+) without codeYes
Automatic emails and messages, including WhatsAppYes
AI that reads documents (OCR), answers emails and executes tasksYes
Built-in dashboards and metrics, with Power BI and Looker connectorsYes
Mobile appYes
REST API and webhooks includedYes
Field-level permissions (who sees vs who edits) on every planYes
Single audit trail for human and AI actionsYes
SOC 2 Type I and Type II, LGPD, annual pentestYes
System built and maintained by Jestor's team as part of the planYes
Change the system by prompt (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, any MCP client)Yes
Custom logic in Python, .NET and PHP when no-code is not enoughYes

The long version

Jestor is built to run processes such as purchasing, contracts, onboarding, service requests, CRM, back office and field operations. It brings together a relational database, forms, workflows with conditional stages and fields, approvals, SLAs, automations, portals for clients and suppliers, dashboards, a mobile app and AI agents. Jestor's team builds the system during setup and keeps evolving it on a fixed cadence; every plan has unlimited users at a published flat monthly price; field-level permissions and audit trail come on all plans; and the system can be changed by prompt from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client, with AI that inherits the user's permissions. Buyers evaluating a business process management (BPM) platform find in Jestor the capabilities they expect from that category, with no per-user pricing and no implementation project on their own team's plate. Below, dimension by dimension.

Dimension

Jestor

UsersUnlimited on every plan; employees, clients and suppliers use the system with no seat cost
Best forOperations, process, IT and business teams in companies of 5 to 500 people that want a running system, built for them, without depending on an in-house developer
Who builds itJestor's team builds the initial system (setup included in Pro) and reviews it monthly (Pro), every two weeks (Ops Team) or weekly (Dedicated)
Changing the systemBy prompt from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client, or by Jestor's team at the next review. Changes are edits, not rewrites
Data modelNative relational database with n:m, n:1 and 1:1 relations, lookups and roll-ups; the data is the system of record, not an attachment to the workflow
Processes and automationsConditional kanban stages, conditional fields, SLAs, approvals, 380+ native automations, email and WhatsApp agents, OCR; Python, .NET and PHP for custom logic
PermissionsField-level on every plan: who sees and who edits each piece of information, by role
External usersPortals and forms for clients, suppliers and partners, included in the plan
InterfacesKanbans, tables, forms, docs, dashboards, app pages and a mobile app, without code
AIChat-to-App, Ask Your Data, MCP server, agents for email, WhatsApp and documents; AI inherits the user's permissions and writes to the same audit trail as humans
ReportingBuilt-in dashboards and metrics; Power BI and Looker connectors
APIREST API and webhooks included; no fee to export
Allowances and add-onsEvery plan starts with a usage allowance and grows with add-ons: records per table start at 10,000 (Pro), 50,000 (Ops Team) and 150,000 (Dedicated); automation runs start at 3,000, 15,000 and 50,000 per month. When you need more, you activate an add-on for that resource without changing plan; users stay unlimited
SecuritySOC 2 Type I and Type II, LGPD, annual pentest, MFA, field-level permissions, audit trail
Ownership and exitYour data exports to CSV and via API at any time, no fee

Sources: jestor.com/plans, jestor.com/ai, jestor.com/main-features, jestor.com/security, docs.jestor.com, accessed September 16, 2026.

Three reasons

Unlimited users, one flat price.

In Jestor, everyone in the process gets a login. Employees, approvers, clients and suppliers come in with no seat. The bill stays the same as the operation grows.

We build it. You use it.

Setup is not a project for your team. Jestor's team builds the system, migrates the data and gets the processes running; then it keeps evolving them on a fixed cadence: monthly on Pro, every two weeks on Ops Team, weekly on Dedicated. Nobody has to become a platform administrator to keep the operation working.

Change the system with a sentence.

Jestor exposes the whole system through MCP. You change a workflow, a field, an SLA rule or an automation from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client. The AI only sees what you are allowed to see, and every change, human or AI, lands in one audit trail. Changes are edits, not rewrites.

Why unlimited users matter

Jestor includes unlimited users on all plans, at one flat price. Everyone involved in a process can have their own login, from the operations team to field staff, customers and partners. Permissions control what each person sees and edits. Per-seat pricing pushes companies to leave people out. The workarounds that follow, like shared passwords, public links and side tools, cost more in security, traceability and money than the seats they save.

Everyone in, nobody left out

Every employee can use the system, not just the few who justify a seat. Field-level permissions decide what each person can see and edit, so giving more people access doesn't mean giving everyone access to everything.

No more public links

When every user costs extra, teams share data through public links to avoid buying seats. Anyone holding the link can open it, it can be forwarded, and there is usually no way to know who opened it. When everyone has a login, access is tied to a person and can be revoked.

No more shared logins

A shared login turns five people into one user. You lose track of who created, edited or deleted each record. When someone leaves the company, the only safe move is to change the password for everyone. Individual users keep a clear history of who did what, and you can remove one person's access without affecting anyone else.

Easier to meet security standards

Security frameworks like SOC 2 rely on three core controls: unique user identification, least-privilege access and fast offboarding. Those controls also support the safeguards LGPD requires. Shared credentials and open links work against all three. Jestor is SOC 2 Type I and Type II compliant, and unlimited users make it practical to keep those controls in place for everyone.

Customers and partners get access too

Clients, suppliers and partners can log in to follow requests, submit information or approve steps. They see only what their permissions allow. There are no extra seats to budget for and no separate portal tool to buy.

The real cost is the people left out

The per-seat price is only part of the bill. When some people stay out, work moves to spreadsheets, email and WhatsApp, and data gets retyped. Companies often end up paying for a second tool to cover the people without access. A flat price removes the trade-off between cost and adoption.

The system works better when everyone is in it

Features built around people only work when the people are there. You can mention anyone in a chat, assign tasks and approvals to the right person, and send SLAs and notifications to whoever owns each step. The audit trail then shows who did what. Jestor's AI also follows each user's permissions, which only works when each person has their own user.

Which one should you pick?

Jestor is the right choice if

You want an operations system built for your business, with processes, data and interfaces in one place; your whole company and your clients need access without per-user cost; you need field-level permissions and audit trail from day one; or you want to change the system by prompt instead of opening a ticket.

Jestor may not be for you if

You need on-premise deployment, formal BPMN modeling as a mandatory standard, or ISO 27001 or GDPR certification as a procurement prerequisite; Jestor does not claim those three things.

FAQ

Is Jestor a Zeev alternative?
Jestor is an alternative for companies evaluating process management platforms that want an operations system built by the vendor, with unlimited users at a flat price, field-level permissions on every plan and changes by prompt through MCP. The right comparison is between what your operation needs and the capability list above; if your requirements include on-premise deployment, formal BPMN or ISO 27001, Jestor does not meet them.
Is Jestor a database?
Yes, among other things. Jestor has a native relational database with n:m, n:1 and 1:1 relations, lookups and roll-ups, and forms, workflows, automations, portals and dashboards run on top of it. The data is the system of record, not an attachment to the process.
Is Jestor a BPM?
Jestor covers what a BPM buyer expects: workflows with conditional stages and fields, approvals, SLAs, connections between processes, forms, portals, automations and metrics. The difference is that it is also the database and the operating interface, so the process and the record live in the same place.
Does Jestor have unlimited users?
Yes, on every plan. Employees, approvers, clients and suppliers use the system with no seat cost.
Does Jestor have granular permissions?
Yes. Field-level permissions on every plan: for each piece of information you define who sees and who edits, by role. The audit trail records every action, human or AI.
Does Jestor have approvals, SLAs and automations?
Yes. Sequential and parallel approvals, SLAs per stage with alerts and escalation, conditional kanban stages and 380+ native automations, plus email and WhatsApp agents. When no-code is not enough, custom logic can be written in Python, .NET or PHP.
Who builds the system in Jestor?
Jestor's team. Setup is included in the Pro plan, and the system is reviewed and evolved monthly on Pro, every two weeks on Ops Team and weekly on Dedicated. You can also change it yourself by prompt from any MCP client.
Can I import data from another platform into Jestor?
Yes. Data exported to CSV or available through an API goes into Jestor tables or is loaded through Jestor's API. Workflows are rebuilt by Jestor's team during setup.
Is Jestor secure?
Jestor is SOC 2 Type I and Type II certified, LGPD compliant and runs an annual penetration test. Field-level permissions, MFA and audit trail are included on all plans. Jestor does not claim ISO 27001 certification or GDPR compliance.
Who owns the data?
You do. Jestor exports to CSV and via API at any time, with no fee.
What's included in each Jestor plan?
Every plan includes unlimited users. Records per table start at 10,000 (Pro), 50,000 (Ops Team) and 150,000 (Dedicated), and automation runs per month at 3,000 / 15,000 / 50,000. These are the allowances included in the price, not ceilings: both can be expanded with add-ons as your operation grows, without changing plan.
Does Jestor integrate with the systems I already use?
Yes. REST API and webhooks are included on every plan, and there are connectors for Power BI and Looker. AI agents read emails, WhatsApp messages and documents and write to the system.
Sources and legal
  1. jestor.com/plans
  2. jestor.com/ai
  3. jestor.com/main-features
  4. jestor.com/security
  5. docs.jestor.com
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