Figures checked 30 August 2026 · we build Tenvik, so check them yourself
If you're running client automations, TaskJuice and Tenvik both give you isolated per-client workspaces and white-label branding — the two products overlap most in what a solo or small agency needs on day one. Where they split is the meter: TaskJuice charges by compute-hours (3/20/100 across its $79/$199/$399 tiers), so your bill moves with how much your clients' workflows actually run. Tenvik charges by client-dock count ($39/$99/$249 for 3/10/30 docks) and doesn't meter execution at all, on any tier.
That difference matters most once a client's workflow volume grows — a busy client can push a compute-hour meter into the next tier even if your client count hasn't changed. Tenvik avoids that because workflows run on the customer's own infrastructure, not a shared host, so more executions don't cost either side more. TaskJuice, for its part, ships client billing already built into its entry tier — something Tenvik doesn't publish as a feature today.
TaskJuice figures ($79/$199/$399, compute-hour meters 3/20/100) are from a live pricing-page check dated 2026-08-27; Tenvik figures are current as of 2026-08-30. Verify both before deciding.
No — TaskJuice meters compute-hours by tier (3/20/100 on the $79/$199/$399 plans). Tenvik includes unlimited executions on every tier because workflows run on the customer's own infrastructure.
Entry pricing is close ($39 vs $79), but the two aren't priced on the same unit — TaskJuice meters compute-hours and includes client billing at $79; Tenvik meters client-dock count and doesn't publish client billing. Compare based on which unit matches your growth pattern.
Yes — TaskJuice ships white-label branding, a custom domain and white-label emails at its $79/mo tier.
One dock per client, on your own infrastructure. Founding slots lock the founding price for life.