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monday.com and TulipFarm, column for column

Column types, agents, workflows, approvals, files and security in one table. Each monday.com row cites monday.com’s own pages.

Feature comparison

monday.com’s column comes from its own site. “Not published” means monday.com doesn’t say, not that the feature is missing.

Feature comparison
FeatureTulipFarmmonday.com
Workspace and data
Typed fields for business recordsYesField rules reject bad values before they saveYesBoard columns; Free has 8 column types
ViewsPartialTable, List and a read-only BoardYesTimeline, Gantt and Calendar from Standard
Bulk changes reviewed before they saveYesImports and table changes wait for a person to review themNot published
Files agents create and shareYesDOCX, XLSX and PPTX in a shared libraryPartialAgents read docs, PDFs and boards
Agents
AI agents for team workYesSaved agents with reusable skillsYesAgents hand work to each other and to people
Agents on a scheduleYesUp to once an hourYesYou set when each agent runs
Assistant asks before it actsYesShows the exact change on actions you pickYesSidekick explains each action and acts with your approval
Automation and approvals
Workflow editorYesOne trigger, then ordered stepsYesNo code required
Approval steps with a logged approverYesYes
Code stepsYesJavaScript or PythonNot published
Runs that wait days for a personYesUp to 30 days, and resume after a restartNot published
Automation limitsNot publishedRuns spend creditsPartial250 actions a month on Standard, 25,000 on Pro
Integrations
Built-in app connectionsPartialSlack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and TrelloYes850+ integrations and apps
MCPPartialAgents use MCP tools a manager enablesYesMCP server, and agents connect to tools via MCP
Mobile appsNoYesiOS and Android
Security and deployment
SSO and SCIMNoSign in with Google or an email linkYesBoth on Enterprise
Audit logsPartialRecords who changed memberships; no audit exportYesAudit log API on Enterprise
SOC 2 Type IINoYesAlso ISO 27001, 27017, 27018 and 27701
Personal chats hidden from adminsYesPartialSidekick chats stay private unless you share them
Run in your own cloudPartialOpen source (AGPL v3.0); self-hosting is unsupportedNot published

Pricing

monday.com charges per seat and adds monthly AI credits; TulipFarm spends credits on agent work. monday.com prices checked on 20 October 2026.

TulipFarm

$50 free

In credits on your first signup. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page.

monday.com

$9 a seat

For Basic, per seat per month billed yearly, from 3 seats. Free covers up to 2 seats.

monday.com/pricing

Where TulipFarm differs from monday.com

Four differences that show up in one reprint job, each with a note on how monday.com handles it.

  • Records with rules, and imports you review

    TulipFarm

    Field rules reject bad values, and a bulk import waits for a person to review it before anything saves.

    See Tables

    How monday.com handles it

    Boards hold work in typed columns; the Free plan offers 8 column types and up to 3 boards.

    monday.com/pricing
  • Approve the agent’s exact change

    TulipFarm

    On actions you pick, the agent shows the field, the old value and the new one, then waits for an OK.

    See Agents

    How monday.com handles it

    Workflows can wait for a named person to approve, and every approval is logged with time and approver.

    monday.com/features/workflows
  • Workflows that wait weeks and survive restarts

    TulipFarm

    A run can wait up to 30 days for a reply, run JavaScript or Python steps, and pick up after a restart without redoing work.

    See Workflows

    How monday.com handles it

    Workflows are built visually with no code, and each run is logged step by step.

    monday.com/features/workflows
  • One file library that agents write to

    TulipFarm

    Files sit in one shared library with access set per file or folder, and agents save the DOCX, XLSX or PPTX files they make there.

    See Files

    How monday.com handles it

    Agents read docs, PDFs and boards as context for their work.

    monday.com/w/agents

When to stay with monday.com

monday.com is the better choice if any of these sound like your team.

You plan with Gantt, timeline and calendar views
monday.com offers Timeline, Gantt and Calendar views from Standard, plus time tracking on Pro.
You want templates and integrations ready to go
monday.com has 200+ templates and 850+ integrations and apps, with iOS and Android apps.
You need SOC 2, ISO and SSO today
monday.com holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, with SSO, audit logs and HIPAA support on Enterprise.
You want a clear price per seat
Paid plans start at $9 a seat a month, billed yearly, from 3 seats. The Free plan covers up to 2 seats.

Switching from monday.com

TulipFarm can’t import monday.com boards or automations directly. Move one board at a time and keep monday.com running until you trust the result.

  1. Pick one board an agent should work on

    Choose a board with clear records, such as reprint requests or client orders.

  2. Export and import

    Export the board to Excel, import the file into a TulipFarm table, and add field rules.

  3. Rebuild the automation

    Turn the board’s automation into a workflow, and mark which agent actions need approval.

  4. Run both, then switch

    Run both for one cycle and compare the results. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

Questions about TulipFarm and monday.com

Is TulipFarm a monday.com alternative?

Yes, for teams that want agents to work on records, files and workflows in one workspace, with a person approving the exact change on the actions they choose. monday.com is a broader work management platform with many views, templates and integrations.

What is the main difference between TulipFarm and monday.com?

monday.com organizes work on boards and adds agents, Sidekick and workflows on top. TulipFarm starts with tables that have field rules, has a person review imports before they save, and lets workflows wait up to 30 days and resume after a restart.

Can TulipFarm do everything monday.com can?

No. monday.com has Timeline, Gantt and Calendar views, time tracking, 200+ templates, 850+ integrations, mobile apps and SOC 2 with SSO on Enterprise. TulipFarm has Table, List and a read-only Board view, a few built-in app connections, and no mobile apps, SOC 2 or SSO.

Does monday.com have AI agents?

Yes. monday.com agents use your boards, docs and PDFs as context, can hand work to each other or to a person for approval, and connect to other tools through integrations or MCP. Its Sidekick assistant explains each action before taking it.

When should I just use monday.com?

Stay with monday.com if your team plans in Gantt or calendar views, relies on templates and a large integration list, needs mobile apps, or must have SOC 2, ISO certification and SSO today.

Can I move my monday.com boards to TulipFarm?

Yes, one board at a time. Export the board to Excel, import it into a TulipFarm table and add field rules. Automations and agents need rebuilding as TulipFarm workflows and skills.

How much does TulipFarm cost compared with monday.com?

Your first TulipFarm Cloud signup includes $50 in free credits. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page. monday.com is free for up to 2 seats; Basic costs $9, Standard $12 and Pro $19 a seat a month, billed yearly, from 3 seats. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Try one monday.com board in TulipFarm.

Sign up for TulipFarm Cloud and move the board an agent should work on. The research preview is open to everyone, and your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

Not sure TulipFarm connects to your tools? Contact us and tell us what your team uses.

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Last reviewed 20 October 2026.