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Crevio vs Tasklet: Automate the stack, or skip it

Tasklet is a sharp AI agent for automating work across the tools a team already uses. Crevio is for the business that doesn't have a stack yet, or doesn't want one. It builds the store, the checkout, and the email list, and its AI runs them.

Last updated September 2026

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Crevio

Crevio is an AI platform that builds and runs an online business. The store, checkout, customers, and email are one system, and its bots run scheduled and event-driven work inside it. Choose Crevio when you want the business built and run, not just automated.

  • 3,000+ integrations
  • Payments built in
  • Free plan

Tasklet

Tasklet is an AI agent platform. You describe work in plain English and agents run it around the clock across 3,000+ tools, on schedules and triggers. Choose Tasklet for back-office automation across a team's existing stack.

Crevio and Tasklet, side by side

What it isCrevioAn AI platform that builds and runs an online business.TaskletAI agents that automate work across the tools you already use.
Built forCrevioSmall businesses and solo founders selling products, courses, memberships, and services.TaskletTeams in sales, marketing, ops, and finance.
Store and checkoutCrevioBuilt in, with subscriptions, payment plans, invoices, and refunds.TaskletNot included. It connects to Stripe and your store but doesn't sell for you.
Email listCrevioLists, broadcasts, and sequences built in.TaskletWorks through your email and newsletter tools.
IntegrationsCrevio3,000+ apps.Tasklet3,000+ apps, plus any HTTP API or MCP server.
Where you talk to itCrevioThe Crevio web app.TaskletWeb, a Mac app, Slack, email, and iMessage.
What it producesCrevioA live store, product pages, campaigns, and customer follow-up.TaskletEmails, documents, sheets, reports, and internal dashboards called Instant Apps.
GuardrailsCrevioYou choose which actions ask first, like spend, customer emails, or refunds, with per-bot permissions and site rollback.TaskletPer-agent tool permissions, with an approval card before tools you haven't allowed.
PricingCrevioFree plan. Pro is $20/mo and Business $50/mo, plus a transaction fee from 5% down to 1%.TaskletNo free plan. Starter is $25/mo and Pro $100/mo, with credits for each task.

Automations need something to automate.

Tasklet is excellent at connecting tools that already exist. It pulls last week's Stripe revenue, updates the CRM, and drafts the report.

Crevio starts before there's anything to connect. Describe what you sell, and it builds the store, sets up checkout, and starts the email list, then runs the same kind of scheduled work inside it.

Build a store for my $35 practice sheets and $180 workshops.

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Ink & Nib Studio

Store · live

Practice sheets
$35, instant download
Workshops
$180, 8 seats per date
Checkout
Stripe, tested
Email list
Buyers and signups added automatically

Store live at inkandnib.studio

The work runs inside the business.

An agent working across separate tools has to fetch the context each time, the order from one app, the customer from another, the email history from a third.

In Crevio that context is already in one place. When a workshop invoice goes unpaid, the AI knows who booked, what they owe, and which reminders they've had, and it follows up without anything to look up.

Every Friday, chase unpaid workshop invoices, and tell me who's still outstanding.

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Unpaid workshop invoices

CustomerDueReminder
Holly Brandt$180 · Sep 20Second reminder sent
Kenji Sato$180 · Sep 24First reminder sent
Leah Moss$360 · Sep 26Paid today
Runs every Friday at 9:00 · 2 still outstanding

Start free, pay as you sell.

Tasklet needs a paid plan from day one, starting at $25 a month, and the credits a task uses depend on how complex it is and which tools it calls.

Crevio has a free plan with 250 credits to start. Pro is $20 a month with scheduled tasks and 3,000+ integrations, and a small fee on sales, from 5% on the free plan to 1% on Business, means part of the cost follows what you actually sell.

How did the studio do this month?

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September

Sep 1 – Sep 28

Revenue

$2,960

+14% vs August

Workshop seats

12

Sheet sales

23

Next workshop: Oct 12, 5 of 8 seats sold.

The honest take

Where Tasklet is the stronger pick

No tool wins every comparison. Tasklet is a strong product, and for some people it is the better fit. Here is where we would point you to it.

Back-office automation

CRM enrichment, invoicing, inbox triage, and reports across a team's existing tools. If that's the job, Tasklet is built for it.

Built for teams

Unlimited users, shared agents and memory, per-agent permissions, and SOC 2 Type II.

More ways to reach it

Slack, email, iMessage, and a Mac app, plus a choice of model for each thread.

Pricing at a glance

Free to start. Pay as the business grows.

Crevio

Free to start

  • Starter$0/mo · 5% transaction fee
  • Pro$20/mo · 2.5% transaction fee
  • Business$50/mo · 1% transaction fee

Paid plans include monthly credits for AI work. Top-ups cost $0.02 per credit. Transaction fees are on top of Stripe's own processing fees.

Tasklet

From $25/mo

Starter is $25/mo with 10,000 credits, Pro $100/mo with 40,000, and custom plans go higher. There's no free plan, and unused monthly credits don't roll over.

When to choose Tasklet vs Crevio

Choose Crevio if

  • You need the store, checkout, and email list, not just automations
  • You sell products, courses, memberships, or services
  • You want to start on a free plan
  • You want customers, orders, and emails in one place

Choose Tasklet if

  • Your team already runs on a stack of SaaS tools
  • The work is back-office, like CRM, invoicing, and reports
  • You want the agent in Slack, email, or iMessage
  • You need SOC 2 Type II today

The short version

Tasklet is one of the better agents for teams that want plain-English automation across their tools. Tell it what should happen, on a schedule or a trigger, and it figures out which apps to call.

Crevio is built for a different starting point. Most small businesses and solo founders don't have a CRM, an invoicing tool, and a data warehouse to automate. They need a store, a way to take payments, and someone to keep marketing. Crevio builds those, and its AI runs the scheduled and event-driven work inside them.

Which one should you pick?

If you're on a team with an established stack and a list of repetitive work, Tasklet is a good fit. If you're selling online and want the business and the automation in one place, pick Crevio. For more options, see our Tasklet alternatives guide.

Questions people ask before choosing

For running an online business, yes, and it also provides the store, checkout, and email list that Tasklet would connect to. For automating back-office work across a team's existing tools, Tasklet is the more focused choice.

No. Tasklet requires a paid plan to use, starting at $25 a month. Crevio's Starter plan is free, with a 5% transaction fee on sales.

Yes. On Pro and Business, Crevio runs scheduled tasks and triggers from your store, like a new order, a failed payment, or an abandoned checkout, on its own cloud computer.

Yes. Slack is one of Crevio's 3,000+ integrations, so it can post updates and read messages in the channels you choose. You work with Crevio itself in its web app.

Yes. The Starter plan is free with a 5% transaction fee. Pro is $20 a month with a 2.5% fee and Business is $50 a month with a 1% fee.

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