Process Street

Process Street turns written procedures into checklists that someone actually runs: a documented process becomes a tracked instance with assignees, conditional steps, approvals and a record of who did what. For businesses whose operations live in a folder of documents nobody opens, that shift from reference material to executable workflow is the point.

Over 2025–26 the product repositioned around compliance, adding Cora, an AI agent that monitors regulatory change and flags risk against your processes. That aims it squarely at regulated and audit-heavy SMEs — finance, healthcare, franchise operators — rather than at teams wanting a shared to-do list.

Pricing is the thing to be straight about: there is none published. Startup, Pro and Enterprise are all quote-only. The Startup tier is scoped to 5 users and 10 guests and restricted to businesses under roughly 15 staff and $2M revenue. There is a 14-day Pro trial with no card required, and no free tier after it. Third-party sites publish per-member figures for these plans; we could not verify them against Process Street, so we are not repeating them here — expect a sales conversation and a quote, not a checkout.

Not tested hands-on. Compiled from the vendor's published plan structure and documentation, researched August 2026 and not re-verified since. Unverified third-party price estimates have been deliberately omitted. There is no Digital4All score on this listing: our scores mean hands-on testing, and we will not imply testing we have not done.