Workato has launched a self-service version of its enterprise AI platform in Singapore to give developers, students and businesses free access to build and deploy AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on the same engine used by large corporate customers.

Announced at World of Workato 2026 in Singapore, the offering lets users start with a free account and upgrade to paid plans without a contract as projects scale. Builders can create recipes, Agents/Genies and MCP servers directly on the platform.

“We want everyone to be able to transform how their business operates,” said Rishi Mallik (top), Chief Growth Officer of Workato.

The move is part of Workato’s investment in Singapore’s local builder community, extending access beyond large enterprises to independent developers, students and small teams. It follows rapid growth in its North American builder community since the self-serve platform launched there earlier this year.

Workato has already worked with Singapore institutions including Nanyang Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore University of Social Sciences, and National University of Singapore through its AI Institute Alliance, launched in September 2025.

Its AI Lab, opened a year later, extended that work into the public sector through a partnership with Economic Development Board and into inclusive hiring with SG Enable.