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Brity RPA vs Ui.Vision RPA

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6.7#2 in robotic process automation - midmarket software
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Ui.Vision RPA

7.3#2 in robotic process automation softwareFree plan
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FactBrity RPAUi.Vision RPA
Founded19852020
HeadquartersSeoul, Republic of KoreaHeidelberg, Germany
IntegrationsThe product page says Brity RPA can integrate with AICR, OCR, machine learning, analytics, and chatbot capabilities.The MCP bridge connects MCP-compatible assistants including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and VS Code to Ui.Vision macros.
MakerSamsung SDS lists its establishment as May 1985 and its headquarters in Songpa-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea.The maker identifies itself as a9t9 software GmbH, founded in 2020 by two RPA industry veterans.
PurposeBrity RPA automates repetitive office and business tasks using software bots.Ui.Vision provides browser and desktop automation, web scraping, screen scraping, UI testing, and test automation.
SupportThe page links to an online manual, FAQ, release notes, and resources, and invites customers to contact Samsung SDS RPA experts.Free Edition support is through the forum, PRO includes forum and email support, and Enterprise includes priority email, remote screen sharing, and phone/chat support.

Brity RPA plans

  • Brity RPAPriced on request

Ui.Vision RPA plans

  • Free EditionFree
  • Ui.Vision AI PRO€11.90 a month
  • PRO Edition$299 a year
  • Enterprise Edition$999 a year

Pick Brity RPA if…

Brity RPA suits enterprises seeking to automate repetitive work across desktop, browser, and document processes. Its listed integrations and hybrid deployment options may be relevant to organizations using enterprise systems or regulated environments.

Pick Ui.Vision RPA if…

Ui.Vision suits users automating browser workflows, desktop applications, or scraping and testing tasks. Its local AI option may suit users who want AI processing to stay on their machine.

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