Pump Up turns recurring agent work into apps with a shared review inbox
Give recurring agent work an interface
Pump Up builds agentic apps around a described process. Its public page combines multiple agent runs, reusable code modules, persistent data, connections and interfaces for reviewing work.
The intended improvement over a long chat thread is a place to inspect results and make decisions while background tasks continue. The site illustrates lead qualification, customer work, recruiting and finance processes. Those screens demonstrate a possible workflow; they are not evidence that Franklin connected accounts or completed the pictured actions.
Put decisions where an operator can inspect them
Pump Up describes forms for answering questions, approval controls and notifications linked to the relevant work. Agents waiting for input can resume after an operator responds, while other runs continue.
For a practical evaluation, choose a task that ends in a recommendation or draft. Inspect the evidence available at the checkpoint, change the proposal and confirm that the resulting record shows the decision you actually made. A visible approval button is useful only if the surrounding workflow gives the operator enough context to use it.
The product's template catalog spans sales, customer success, recruiting, finance and compliance. A template is a starting process definition, rather than proof that a particular decision is accurate or that a regulated workflow satisfies its requirements.
Plan for the credit limit
The captured pricing lists a Free plan with 5,000 monthly credits and no card required. It says new items pause when those credits reach zero. Pro is listed at $50 per month with 10,000 credits, and Max at $200 with 50,000.
Additional credits on paid plans are listed at $0.01 each. Estimate usage with a small representative workload and check how pauses affect pending tasks before depending on the app for daily operations. Subscription price and total AI usage cost are separate parts of that evaluation.