RPA for Mac: 14 RPA tools That Can Run on Mac
RPA is a popular automation technology with various tools available across different platforms.
Windows dominates search interest for RPA platforms, which explains why many RPA tools primarily target Windows. Finding an RPA solution specifically designed for macOS becomes challenging.
But that doesn’t mean RPA for Mac doesn’t exist. See the following sections for more information:
Top 7 RPA tools for Mac
We have curated a list of all premium RPA tools that run on macOS.
UiPath and IBM are the largest RPA vendors on this list, and anyone looking at RPA for Mac should consider them first.
Vendor Name | Is it open-source? | Pricing
| Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
IBM | No | They offer a 30 day free trial. After that, the platform starter pack starts at $840 per month. | - Low-code/no-code RPA software - Allows for building of intelligent virtual agents (IVAs) and dashboards - Built-in OCR - Attended and unattended bots are included in the platform starter pack |
UiPath | No | - 1 attended bot + 1 action center: $420/month - 1 attended + 1 unattended + 1 action center: $1,380/month | |
Automation Anywhere | No | N/A | |
Nividous Platform | No | N/A | - |
OneRPA | No | N/A | System client is executed natively with no virtualization framework needed |
Robomotion | Yes | Free: 1 user Startups: $19 for 3 users with limited features Corporate: $19 for 5 users Enterprise: Custom prices | - |
T-Plan | No | Not available | -14 days free trial -enables GUI / screen interaction, OCR text extraction & image recognition |
IBM
IBM’s RPA offers a Windows-based virtual desktop that is usable on any operating system, including Mac. For example, as free-trial users, we accessed it over the cloud. Leveraging containerization, users can also launch such virtual desktops on their laptops.
UiPath
As of early 2026 (v25.10), UiPath has enhanced macOS support, specifically for Safari 18 and Apple Silicon-based UI automation. Users of ScreenPlay on Mac must migrate to the Gemini 2.5 Flash model to maintain AI-agent functionality.1
Automation Anywhere
Automation Anywhere (A360) released a major package update in February 2026 that introduced a native Apple Mail Trigger, allowing automations to be triggered directly by events in the macOS Mail app without requiring a Windows VM.2
7 Free RPA tools for Mac
Below is a list of free RPA tools that run on Mac.
Alternative methods for leveraging RPA on Mac
1. macOS apps for automation
Automator 3 is an Apple application that comes pre-installed on macOS. Automator enables desktop automation of repetitive tasks by creating workflows.
Thanks to this tool, you can automate activities using drag & drop interface, facilitating the customization of particular functions for users with no coding skills.
2. Running MS Windows compatible RPA software on your Apple hardware
Though almost all RPA tools are designed for Windows operating systems, there are ways to run and install them on the Mac operating system.
Here are your options 4 for installation:
Dual boot solutions
Solutions such as Apple Boot Camp 5 enable you to install a Microsoft Windows operating system and allow both operating systems to work simultaneously.
Remote desktop virtualization
These solutions run on a remote operating system connected to your local Mac device over a network using a remote display protocol. So you can remotely control and run RPA bots on a Windows machine using your macOS device. Solutions you can prefer are:
- Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops
3. Virtual machines
Applications such as Parallels 6 and VirtualBox 7 allow users to run a version of Microsoft Windows in a window on Mac.
What is RPA Mac?
RPA for Mac is a vendor’s RPA solution that is accessible, programmable, and usable on Mac computers and laptops. RPA Windows, RPA solutions that work on Windows OS, are more common because PCs are more common in the enterprise.
But with Macs becoming more prevalent in offices8 , big and small RPA vendors are starting to offer their solutions on macOS as well. This expands their market by making RPA tools accessible to more Mac users.
FAQ
IBM’s RPA Mac solution doesn’t run natively on macOS, but it can be accessed via cloud-based virtualization, offering the ability to run robotic process automation (RPA) workflows seamlessly across operating systems, including Mac.
You can use Automation Anywhere via virtualization or containerization on Apple hardware, but it doesn’t natively run on macOS. It only supports the Windows operating system.
UiPath does not natively run on macOS, but users can leverage virtualization solutions to create and execute automation workflows. Additionally, UiPath’s cloud solutions provide developers with the ability to run automation scripts and verify process workflows independently of their local operating system.
Blue Prism doesn’t run natively on macOS. However, you can use virtualization or remote desktop solutions to access and operate Blue Prism’s robotic process automation tools on Mac.
Microsoft Power Automate does not run natively on macOS. However, it can be accessed via virtualization, enabling users to create automation scripts and process workflows on Mac computers.
Yes, various RPA tools such as UI.Vision and TagUI offer the ability to automate browser tasks on macOS. These tools allow you to create scripts that automate internet-based processes, including verifying websites, extracting data, and handling images without human intervention.
You can use Apple’s built-in Automator app, which offers users the ability to create automated workflows through a user-friendly, no-code interface. Automator helps developers and non-technical users automate file management, internet tasks, and routine activities without extensive programming knowledge.
For more on RPA
To learn more about RPA, you can read about:
- Best Open Source RPA Tools
- RPA Use Cases with Real Life Examples
- Top RPA Tools / Vendors & Their Features
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Hi, I would also add Automator, the standard automation tool from Apple, in the list. Best regards T. Becker