Kortix
Open-source CompanyOS where shared AI agents run work 24/7 on your tools, in their cloud or yours.
From $50/mo Free tier API
Bottom line
Open-source platform, which Kortix calls a CompanyOS, where a whole team shares AI agents that run work around the clock on your own tools: qualify every inbound lead into HubSpot, research candidates for every search, draft the weekly LinkedIn post. It connects to 3,000+ apps and MCP servers, works with any model, and runs on Kortix Cloud or on your own servers. Free covers one project; paid plans are credits from $50/mo with unlimited members.
Stands out for: Members are free and unlimited, so a whole recruiting desk can share the same agents, skills and memory for one credit pool, and everything lives as files in a git repo the company owns. An international executive search firm uses it for agents that research and profile candidates for every search, with consultants choosing the shortlist.
Watch out for: It is a builder's platform, not a ready-made recruiting tool: you define the agents, skills and guardrails yourself, and nothing is restricted until you set allow, ask or block rules. Costs move with agent computer time and model usage rather than a flat fee, and audit log export and SSO are Enterprise only. There are no outside reviews yet.
Overview
Kortix CompanyOS is an open-source agent platform for companies. The pitch is simple: hand it an outcome and agents run it 24/7 on your tools and company context. It positions itself as an open-source alternative to Claude Cowork and ChatGPT for work, and its GitHub repository has more than 20,000 stars.
People work in a shared workspace from the web, desktop, mobile, Slack or Microsoft Teams. Everyone uses the same agents, skills, memory and connectors, with roles, groups and per-resource permissions. Underneath, a project is a git repository: a kortix.yaml file declares the agents, skills, tools and triggers, and every change lands in the repo, so the company owns its setup outright.
Agents connect to more than 3,000 apps through Composio, plus MCP servers, OpenAPI and raw HTTP, each scoped to the agents that need it. Triggers from webhooks and schedules run agent loops around the clock, and every session runs on its own isolated cloud computer with a browser. Rules set allow, ask or block per action, so an agent can wait for a person before posting to LinkedIn, for example.
Kortix publishes case studies across industries, including an international executive search firm whose agents research every candidate for every search and write a profile of each, while consultants pick the shortlist. Sales examples include qualifying inbound leads and following up on quiet HubSpot deals.
Free is $0 for one project and 500 credits a month. Credits plans start at $50/mo for 5,000 credits, with unlimited members and up to 200 projects; one credit is $0.01, about five minutes of agent computer. Models run on your own keys, a ChatGPT subscription or Kortix-managed models. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, audit log export and VPC or on-prem deployment, and self-hosting the open source software is free.
Who it's for
Best for
- Agencies and teams that want shared AI agents across the desk
- Running candidate research or lead qualification on autopilot
- Companies that need self-hosting and their own model keys
- Teams already using Slack or Microsoft Teams for daily work
Not ideal for
- Recruiters who want an out-of-the-box sourcing or ATS tool
- Teams with no one to set up agents and permissions
Key features
Multiplayer AI. The whole team works with the same agents, skills, memory and connectors, from the web app, desktop, mobile, Slack or Microsoft Teams, with roles and per-resource permissions.
Outcomes that run 24/7. Hand an agent an outcome and triggers, webhooks and schedules keep it running, for example qualifying every inbound lead or drafting a weekly LinkedIn post.
Connect everything. 3,000+ apps plus MCP servers, OpenAPI and raw HTTP, scoped per agent, with allow, ask or block rules per action.
Company as code. Every agent, skill and rule is a file in a git repo you own, with a CLI and TypeScript SDK. Each session runs on its own cloud computer with a browser.
Any model. Bring your own API key, connect a ChatGPT subscription or use Kortix-managed models.
AI features
| What the AI does | Plan |
|---|---|
| Shared AI agents that run outcomes 24/7 on triggers and schedules | Free |
| Each agent session gets its own cloud computer with a browser | Free |
| Ask for a dashboard or tracker and an agent builds it as an app | Free |
| Allow, ask or block rules per agent action | Free |
Only features named in the vendor's own documentation. Anything sold separately is marked as an add-on.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 project, 500 credits/mo |
| Credits | $50/mo | 5,000 credits, unlimited members, up to 200 projects |
| Enterprise | Custom | SSO, SCIM, audit logs, VPC or on-prem |
Free is $0 for 1 project and 500 credits a month, with your own API key or ChatGPT subscription for models. Credits plans start at $50/mo for 5,000 credits and scale to $50,000/mo, with unlimited members sharing one credit pool and up to 200 projects. One credit is $0.01 and buys about 5 minutes of agent computer. Model calls on your own keys are free up to $1,000 a month, then 5% is charged; Kortix-managed models cost the provider price plus 5.5%. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, audit logs and VPC or on-prem deployment on a quote. Self-hosting the open source software is free. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 6 Nov 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Is Kortix expensive?
Kortix starts at $50/mo. We list 29 AI assistants tools in total. 24 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $20 a month.
- 2 quote-based
- 24 free tier
- 20 public price
Worked out automatically from every AI assistants listing, so it updates as the directory changes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Open source and self-hostable
- Unlimited members on one credit pool
- Works with any model, including your ChatGPT subscription
- Free plan with every feature
Cons
- Needs setup: agents, skills and guardrails are yours to build
- Usage-based costs are harder to predict
- SSO and audit log export are Enterprise only
Integrations
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How Kortix compares
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| Tool | Free tier | From | MCP | API | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| | ✓ | $50/mo | – | ✓ | |
 OpenClaw Free open source personal AI agent for one person, where Kortix is built for a whole team sharing agents with permissions. | ✓ | Quote | – | – | Compare |
 Hermes Agent Another free open source always-on agent, simpler to run solo but without Kortix's shared workspace and enterprise controls. | ✓ | Quote | – | – | Compare |
| | ✓ | $17/mo | – | ✓ | Compare |
OpenClawQuote Free tier
Free open source personal AI agent for one person, where Kortix is built for a whole team sharing agents with permissions.
Hermes AgentQuote Free tier
Another free open source always-on agent, simpler to run solo but without Kortix's shared workspace and enterprise controls.
$17/mo Free tier API
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