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Busabase vs Omnigent

A side by side look at Busabase and Omnigent: pricing, features and what each one is best for.

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What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
The MIT-licensed engine is free forever when self-hosted, with no seat limit. Busabase Cloud is free for up to 3 seats per space, then Plus at $12 per seat a month ($10 billed yearly, $120 a year) and Pro at $24 per seat a month ($20 yearly, $240 a year). Enterprise is contact-sales.
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free$0/mo
  • Plus$12/mo
  • Pro$24/mo
  • EnterpriseContact sales

What it is

What it does
Busabase keeps what AI agents produce as structured records in shared spaces with a human review queue. MIT-licensed, self-hostable or run as a cloud service.

The details

GitHub stars
506stars
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT License
Last commit
12 Oct 2026

What it costs

Pricing
Open source
Pricing details
Free and Apache-2.0 licensed, installed with a shell script from omnigent.ai or through uv, pip or Homebrew, with macOS, iOS and Android apps alongside. There is no pricing page and no commercial tier. The project describes itself as alpha, and support runs through Discord.
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free (Apache-2.0, self-hosted)$0/mo

What it is

What it does
An Apache-2.0 meta-harness that puts one layer over Claude Code, Codex, Pi and your own agents, adding spend caps, sandboxing and shared live sessions.

The details

GitHub stars
10,376stars
Language
Python
License
Apache License 2.0
Last commit
30 Sept 2026
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