OrbisQA
Pricing

Simple, honest pricing. No surprises.

Beta is free for everyone. Paid tiers come later and only unlock add-ons — your existing install keeps working.

Current tier
Free
$0forever

Every feature of the desktop app, free during launch.

  • Unlimited scenarios & suites
  • Run history, reports, run-vs-run compare
  • Recovery sub-loop + flake detection
  • Multi-role browser sessions
  • Local-first — your data never leaves the device
  • Bring your own LLM key (you pay the model)
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Pro
Coming soon
$19per user / month

When the SaaS launches — turn on scheduled runs + cloud sync.

  • Everything in Free
  • Scheduled scenarios (cron-on-host or cloud runner)
  • Cloud sync of scenarios + runs across devices
  • AI root-cause analysis with frontier models
  • PDF & Slack export
  • Email support, 1-business-day reply
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Team
Coming soon
$49per user / month

Shared scenario libraries + per-environment credentials for a QA org.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared team scenario library + RBAC
  • Cross-machine reports + shareable links
  • Per-environment credential vault (staging / prod separation)
  • SAML SSO (Okta, Entra, Google)
  • Slack + priority support
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The license module is already in the engine ( orbis_qa/license.py) — when Pro / Team launch, your install validates against an HTTPS license endpoint and unlocks the gated features. No re-install.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need an internet connection?
Only for your LLM calls and visiting the sites you're testing. Orbis itself runs entirely on your laptop — scenarios, runs, and screenshots stay there.
Who pays for the LLM tokens?
You do, directly to your provider. Orbis never proxies your key. Gemini 2.0 Flash or Anthropic Sonnet are cheap-and-fast defaults; Claude Opus / GPT-5 when you want a tougher planner. A typical scenario costs $0.005–$0.02.
What happens when Pro / Team launch?
Your current install keeps working forever as Free. Paid tiers unlock new features — they don't take anything away.
Will Orbis ever require an account?
Never for the local-first features. Pro / Team's cloud sync and shared libraries need an account, obviously — but the desktop runs offline as long as you want.
Is there an open-source version?
Orbis QA itself is Apache 2.0. The cloud sync + scheduler service that powers Pro / Team will be closed-source.
Refunds?
Pro / Team will offer a 14-day no-questions-asked refund window once they ship.