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You can share a workflow as a public page. Anyone with the link can try a demo run and copy the workflow into their own account. Sharing a public page is included on Growth and above. On the Developer plan, Share opens a prompt to view plans.

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What visitors see

The public page shows the workflow, the inputs it needs, and the result of the visitor’s demo run. Visitors do not need an account to try it. After a run completes, visitors can choose View technical trace. It opens the same request view you see in your logs for that run: the timeline of every step, the messages and prompts sent to each model, each step’s output, and the time, tasks, tokens and cost of the run. It does not show who owns the workflow or any webhook deliveries. A visitor can only open the trace for their own demo run. Because the trace includes your prompts, anything written into a step’s prompt is visible to visitors who open it. Keep private notes and credentials out of the prompts of a workflow you share. A public page can run an agent step from a frozen copy of that agent, taken when you share or update the page. Later edits to the agent do not change the page until you update the shared version. The agent’s instructions show in the technical trace the same way a step’s prompt does. An agent that uses a connected account, a knowledge base, an MCP server, another workflow, or your own model key cannot be on that page. An AI Prompt step can use your own model API key. Demo runs of that step are billed by your model provider on that key. The monthly spend limit on the share tracks hosted model charges, so it does not count those calls. The run limits still apply. Someone who copies the workflow gets that step on hosted billing, and the copy uses their hosted model credits. Each visitor can run the demo a limited number of times. When they reach that limit, the page asks them to create a free account so they can keep running it. A demo can also be temporarily unavailable. That is separate from a visitor using up their own runs, and separate from the share reaching the run allowance you set. When the demo is unavailable, visitors can still copy the workflow into their account.

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Finding your shares

Shared workflows lists every public demo in the workspace. Search by name, and filter the list to Active, Paused, or Disabled. Click a share to open it. From there you can copy the public link or the signup link, open the page, see runs, spend, and sign-ups, edit the page copy, change limits, and turn the share off.

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Turning a share off

When you disable a share, new demo runs stop. A run that has already started can finish.

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Copying the workflow

A visitor who copies the workflow gets their own copy. Page and image addresses used by the steps come with that copy. They connect their own accounts for any integrations, and they deploy the copy themselves if they want it on a schedule. Copying or scheduling that workflow into the same workspace again opens the copy already there.