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Managed cloud platform that runs coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex for teams.

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Coding & WebFreeWe checked the prices on ellipsis.dev on 27 Sep 2026.

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What is Ellipsis.dev?

Managed cloud platform that runs coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex for teams.

Who is Ellipsis.dev best for?

Ellipsis.dev is best for engineering teams that want Claude Code or Codex agents running on a schedule in the cloud.

  • Coding jobs that run in the background

    Each session gets its own cloud machine, so many agents can work in parallel while your laptop is closed.

  • Scheduled and event-driven automations

    Agents defined in YAML in your repo start on cron schedules or on GitHub, Linear, Slack and Sentry events.

  • Teams with strict security rules

    Credentials are scoped to each session, code is deleted with the sandbox, and the whole platform can run in your own AWS account.

  • Claude Code and Codex users

    Connect an existing subscription and eligible sessions use it for tokens instead of Ellipsis credits.

How much does Ellipsis.dev cost?

Ellipsis.dev is free for individuals who bring their own Claude Code or Codex subscription, while organizations pay by usage: model tokens at cost plus a 10% platform fee, and CPU and memory by the hour.

Individuals$0With a Claude Code or Codex plan
  • Sessions run on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription
  • No platform fee or sandbox compute charges
Managed SaaSTokens + 10%Plus CPU and memory by usage
  • Model tokens at cost, plus a 10% platform fee
  • CPU $0.142 per vCPU-hour, memory $0.024 per GB-hour
  • No per-seat fees; one-time $100 credit for new organizations
Your AWS AccountTokens + 10%Plus AWS costs
  • Runs inside your AWS VPC, so code and model calls stay there
  • Tokens, CPU and memory billed by AWS
  • 10% platform fee on token cost, no per-seat fees

Optional support packages cost $5,000, $10,000 or $15,000 a month (Standard, Advanced, Premier) and add a Slack support channel, onboarding help and first responses within 48, 24 or 4 hours. Open source maintainers can ask for free usage, granted case by case. Full pricing on ellipsis.dev. We checked these prices on .

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What are the best Ellipsis.dev alternatives?

One tool on Recaply does Ellipsis.dev's job. It is open source, so you can run it on your own server.

Questions about Ellipsis.dev

What is Ellipsis.dev?

Managed cloud platform that runs coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex for teams.

Who is Ellipsis.dev for?

Ellipsis.dev is best for engineering teams that want Claude Code or Codex agents running on a schedule in the cloud.

Is Ellipsis.dev free?

Yes. Ellipsis.dev has a free Individuals plan: sessions run on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription.

How much does Ellipsis.dev cost?

Ellipsis.dev's paid plans are Managed SaaS at Tokens + 10% plus CPU and memory by usage and Your AWS Account at Tokens + 10% plus AWS costs.

Is there an open source alternative to Ellipsis.dev?

Yes. Omnigent is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.

What are the best Ellipsis.dev alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Omnigent.

Where can I try Ellipsis.dev?

On its official website, ellipsis.dev.

Can I cap what Ellipsis.dev spends?

Yes. Ellipsis.dev lets you set spending limits for the whole account, one agent, one session or one developer, over rolling 1-, 7- or 28-day windows. A session that would go over its limit does not start, and a running one stops when it hits its budget.

Do I pay per developer for Ellipsis.dev?

No. Ellipsis.dev has no per-seat fees, so a whole team can use it and the bill follows what the agents consume: tokens, a 10% platform fee, and CPU and memory time. Nothing is charged while agents sit idle.