Why Uniflox

The MuleSoft alternative built for how software runs today.

Keep the integration patterns your team knows. Lose the heavy runtime and the lock-in.

Side by side

Compiled integration vs. runtime-based iPaaS.

The same integration patterns, delivered in a fundamentally different way.

Uniflox compared with traditional runtime-based iPaaS
Capability Uniflox Traditional runtime-based iPaaS
Execution modelCompiled native Go microservicesInterpreted flows on a proprietary JVM runtime
Runtime requiredNone, a standalone binary or containerVendor runtime required
DeploymentAnywhere: binary, Docker, Kubernetes, any cloud, on-premisesVendor cloud or vendor-managed runtime
LicensingProject-basedTypically per core, vCore or worker
Code ownershipFull, readable Go source codeVendor-specific artifacts
TransformationGoWeave (DataWeave-style) + Visual MapperVendor language
Mule project import Built inn/a
FootprintSmall binaries, fast cold startLarger memory footprint, slower startup
Four reasons teams choose Uniflox

Faster, cheaper to run, and yours to deploy.

1. Performance you can measure

Flows compile to native Go, giving fast startup and low memory with no JVM to tune. Autoscaling responds faster, and every node does more work.

How deployment works
benchmark ยท cold start & memory
[Benchmark chart] Uniflox vs. a JVM-based runtime

2. Costs that scale sensibly

No per-core runtime fees. License by project capacity and run your compiled services as many times as you need.

See pricing

3. Freedom to deploy

Your cloud, your cluster, your data center. Ship a single binary or a small container wherever you want.

Deployment options

4. A familiar model for Mule developers

Flows, scopes, error handlers, APIkit and DataWeave-style transforms mean your team is productive in days.

Migration services
Already on Anypoint?

Bring your Mule projects with you.

Uniflox imports your Anypoint Studio projects, including DataWeave, and our engineers take you the rest of the way, with parallel-run validation before any cutover.

  • Automated conversion of flows, scopes, error handlers and connectors
  • DataWeave 2.0 converted to native code
  • RAML and OpenAPI specs reused by the APIkit-compatible router
  • A preview report of everything that needs a human touch
FAQ

Common questions about switching.

Do we need to rewrite our existing Mule integrations?

No. Uniflox imports Anypoint Studio projects as XML files or a ZIP, maps Mule components to native building blocks and converts DataWeave 2.0 and Groovy automatically. The import report lists anything that needs manual attention.

Where can Uniflox services run?

Anywhere Go runs. Each microservice compiles to a native binary for Windows, Linux or macOS, or to a Docker image you can deploy to Kubernetes, any cloud or your own data center.

How is Uniflox licensed?

Uniflox is licensed by project capacity, not per core, vCore or worker. Generated microservices are standard Go applications with no per-instance runtime fee. See pricing.

Will our Mule developers need to learn a new model?

Very little. Flows, scopes, error handlers, APIkit-style routing and a DataWeave-style transformation language mean Mule developers are productive in days.

Compare on your own workload.

Pick a representative integration and we'll benchmark it on Uniflox against your current runtime.