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Desktop app where a lead agent splits work across Claude Code, Codex and Cursor workers.

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Coding & WebOpen SourceWe checked the prices on orchestrator.inc on 8 Nov 2026.

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What is Orchestrator.inc?

Desktop app where a lead agent splits work across Claude Code, Codex and Cursor workers.

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Who is Orchestrator.inc best for?

Orchestrator.inc is best for developers who split features across coding agents and want PRs tracked to merge.

  • Large features

    A main agent per project plans the work and starts a worker for each part in its own Git worktree.

  • Keeping pull requests moving

    It watches the pull requests it opens and routes failed checks, review comments and merge conflicts back to the worker that owns the branch.

  • Mixed agent setups

    It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more than 30 other agents, using the sign-ins already on your computer.

  • Answering agents from a phone

    Free iPhone, iPad and Android apps pair with the desktop app by QR code to reply to agents, approve plans or start tasks.

How much does Orchestrator.inc cost?

Orchestrator.inc is free and open source for agents on your own machine; cloud agents cost $20 a month on Starter and $40 a month on Pro.

Free$0Free forever, on your own machine
  • Unlimited local agents, no account
  • Orchestrator, workers and PR reviews
  • 2 devices logged in at once
Starter$20Per month
  • 15 agents at once, 5 cloud projects
  • Agents keep working while your computer sleeps
  • Cloud relay and unlimited devices
Pro$40Per month
  • 50 agents at once, 20 cloud projects
  • Bring your own Coder deployment
  • Everything in Starter

Enterprise is custom, with unlimited agents and projects, shared cloud agents, SSO, team management and an SLA. Orchestrator.inc does not proxy model calls, so Claude, OpenAI and other usage is billed by each provider through your own sign-ins. Full pricing on orchestrator.inc. We checked these prices on .

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Is Orchestrator.inc open source?

Yes. Orchestrator.inc's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.

On GitHub

14,509stars

Last commit
13 Nov
Repository age
9 months
Latest release
6 Nov
Licence
Apache 2.0
Self-hosted
Yes
Run it yourselfThe code and the steps to put it on your own server are in its repository on GitHub.View on GitHub

What are the best Orchestrator.inc alternatives?

Orchestrator.inc is an open source alternative to Cursor 3 and Codex App. T3 Code, Orca, Dray and Paradev do the same job and are open source too.

Questions about Orchestrator.inc

What is Orchestrator.inc?

Desktop app where a lead agent splits work across Claude Code, Codex and Cursor workers.

Who is Orchestrator.inc for?

Orchestrator.inc is best for developers who split features across coding agents and want PRs tracked to merge.

Is Orchestrator.inc free?

Yes. Orchestrator.inc has a free plan: unlimited local agents, no account.

How much does Orchestrator.inc cost?

Orchestrator.inc's paid plans are Starter at $20 per month and Pro at $40 per month.

Is Orchestrator.inc open source?

Yes. Orchestrator.inc's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.

What are the best Orchestrator.inc alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Cursor 3, Codex App, T3 Code, Orca, Dray and Paradev.

Where can I try Orchestrator.inc?

On its official website, orchestrator.inc.

Does Orchestrator.inc charge for model usage?

No. It runs the coding agents already installed on your machine with their own sign-ins, whether an API key or a subscription, and does not proxy API calls, so each provider bills you directly. Its own fee applies only to cloud agents.