Leave Blue Prism. Keep the process.
Blue Prism's Digital Workers, infrastructure, and SI partners stack into six figures fast. We rebuild your Process and Object Studio logic as orchestrated code you own — and keep the control and audit trail.
3-year savings (20 bots)
$702,000
vs Blue Prism effective $16K/bot/yr
Why teams leave Blue Prism
The four reasons we hear most often.
Reason 01
Per-Digital-Worker licensing
Each Digital Worker is licensed annually at enterprise rates, and you provision and maintain the Windows infrastructure it runs on. Effective cost per worker clears $16K all-in.
Reason 02
Infrastructure you own anyway
Runtime resources, application servers, and the Blue Prism database are your problem to size, patch, and scale — without owning the software that runs on them.
Reason 03
SI-partner dependency
Real Blue Prism estates are built and maintained by accredited partners. The retainer is the recurring cost, and the VBO/process library lives in their idiom.
Reason 04
Object/Process model is the lock-in
Your automations are expressed as Visual Business Objects and Process diagrams. Portable in theory, awkward to leave in practice.
The math
What Blue Prism actually costs.
Public list pricing plus the add-ons most teams end up buying. Implementation and admin overhead extra.
| Line item | Cost |
|---|---|
Digital Worker license | $10,000 / worker / yr |
Runtime + app server infra you run it | $30–80K / yr |
SI partner / accredited devs ongoing | $150–400K / yr |
Decipher / IADA doc + AI add-ons | $$ tiered |
| Real all-in | ~$760K over 3 years (20 workers, all-in) |
What we migrate
Every record.
Every field.
Specifically, from SS&C Blue Prism. Nothing is left behind to "migrate later."
- Processes and Visual Business Objects (VBOs)
- Work queues, environment variables, credentials
- Control Room schedules and runtime resource logic
- Decipher IDP document models
- Application models / spied elements (API-first where possible)
- Audit logs and session history requirements
- Exception-handling and retry logic
Our recommendation
Replace Blue Prism with Temporal + Python (open source).
Blue Prism is process-and-orchestration-centric, so a durable orchestrator is the right backbone. We model each Process as a Temporal workflow (retries, timeouts, and audit built in) with Python activities doing the work — API calls where the apps allow, Playwright/rpaframework where only the UI exists. Work queues become Temporal task queues you can inspect. No per-worker license.
Not the right fit?
We also build fully bespoke automations, deploy Robot Framework / n8n / Temporal to other estates, and integrate with whatever you're keeping. The audit covers the choice.
Blue Prism migration FAQ
Specific to Blue Prism.
Other questions? Email us — that's a real address.
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