Levity

Levity is a no-code AI automation and workflow tool designed to help teams convert unstructured inputs into structured data and automated actions. Founded as a startup out of Europe (founding year approx. 2019), Levity positions itself between simple rule engines and full ML platforms by offering a visual model training interface, prediction endpoints, and workflow actions. Its core value proposition is reducing manual triage: label examples, train a model in the browser, and attach automations that route or export predictions. The product targets non-technical users who still need enterprise-grade connectors and auditability.

Levity’s feature set centers on three practical capabilities. First, multi-class image and text classification: you upload images, emails, or CSV rows, label examples in-app, and train classifiers that return probabilities; Levity supports confidence thresholds and multi-label outputs. Second, structured data extraction: the platform can extract invoice numbers, dates, or line items from PDFs and images with a combination of OCR and extraction rules, producing CSV-ready fields. Third, automations and integrations: once a model produces a label or fields, you attach Actions—send Slack messages, update Google Sheets rows, fire webhooks, or orchestrate Zapier/Make workflows. There’s also an API and webhooks for programmatic predictions and batch runs.

Pricing is tiered with a Free evaluation plan and paid upgrades. The Free plan offers limited predictions and a single workspace for testing (exact limits are intentionally small). The Starter plan is listed at approximately $39/month and unlocks higher prediction quotas, more projects, and basic team members. A Team or Business tier (around $149/month) adds SSO, audit logs, increased prediction volumes, and priority support. Enterprise pricing is custom and includes SLAs, dedicated onboarding, and advanced security controls. (Prices and exact quotas should be checked on Levity’s pricing page; some amounts above are approximate.)

Actual users range from small ecommerce shops to mid-market finance teams. Example use cases: a Customer Support Manager using Levity to automatically triage and tag incoming support emails to reduce manual routing by 60%, and an Accounts Payable Specialist extracting invoice numbers and totals to cut data-entry time by 70%. Marketing ops teams use it to classify screenshots and ad reports for faster analysis. Compared to a competitor like Zapier’s no-code automations, Levity’s core advantage is built-in model training and extraction rather than only event-action chaining.