Hyperagent vs Kortix

Hyperagent

• Teams that want recurring research or reporting run by agents on a schedule
• Agencies and consultancies keeping client work in separate workspaces
• People who want agents they can reach from Slack, Telegram or email

Kortix

• Teams that want agent configuration versioned in a git repository
• Organizations that need to self-host or deploy in their own cloud
• Engineering-led teams comfortable reviewing agent work as diffs

Hyperagent

• The billing documentation describes no free plan or free trial; plans start at $20 a month, charged up front.
• Plan credit does not roll over: unused credit expires at the end of each billing period, and runs pause when it is spent unless you top up.
• Pay As You Go and annual plans were discontinued on August 26, 2026, so billing is monthly only.
• The Slack assistant needs a workspace on a paid Slack plan, and the only mobile app listed is for iPhone and iPad.

Kortix

• The Free plan is limited to 1 project and 200 sandbox credits a month, and you supply model access yourself.
• Kortix marks up managed model costs by 20% and most tool calls by 50%; with your own API key it charges a flat 10% platform fee instead, waived on Free.
• SAML SSO, SCIM, advanced RBAC and audit logs need Enterprise, and a self-hosted instance needs an Enterprise license to unlock them.
• iPhone, iPad and Android apps are listed as coming soon, and self-hosted instances still run agent sandboxes on an outside provider such as Daytona.

Hyperagent

Agents with their own computer

Each agent has a name, instructions, tools, knowledge and its own computing environment, where it can drive a live browser, run code and work with files and repositories.

Many ways to start a run

An agent can be invoked from a thread, Slack, Telegram, an email address of its own, a webhook, an MCP client such as Claude or Cursor, another agent or a recurring schedule.

Live Mode

Keeps an agent on a checklist so it checks for changes at an interval, stays quiet while all is well and alerts you only when something needs attention.

Published deliverables

Agents publish reports, dashboards and slide decks as versioned pages with public URLs, and can generate images, short video, speech and maps.

Memories, skills and rubrics

Agents propose memories and reusable skills from their runs for you to accept or dismiss, and rubrics score real work against a standard you define.

Workspaces and Shared Billing

Workspaces scope shared agents, skills and memories with roles for each member, and an owner can move invited members onto one organization payment method.

Kortix

Company as code

Agents, skills, memory, connector settings and triggers are text files in one git repository, so any change can be searched, diffed and rolled back.

A computer per session

Each session boots its own isolated Linux machine with your repo and tools already on it, and many sessions can run in parallel without affecting one another.

Change requests and tool rules

Session work lands on the main branch as a change request you read as a diff first, and each tool call can be set to allow, ask or block.

Any model, your keys

Pick a model per agent, session or message, using your own API key, a ChatGPT subscription, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint or Kortix's managed gateway.

Connectors

Connects to 3,000+ apps plus MCP servers, OpenAPI, GraphQL and raw HTTP. Connector credentials are brokered server-side and never enter the session's machine.

Channels and automations

Sessions start from the web app, Slack, Microsoft Teams, the CLI or the API, or with nobody present from cron schedules and signed webhooks. Email is in preview.

Hyperagent

• Hyperagent 20$20

  per month

  $20 of usage credit each month with no bonus. Unused plan credit expires when the billing period ends.

• Hyperagent 50$50

  per month

  $55 of usage credit each month, a 10% bonus on the price paid.

• Hyperagent 100$100

  per month

  $115 of usage credit each month, a 15% bonus on the price paid.

• Hyperagent 200$200

  per month

  $240 of usage credit each month, a 20% bonus on the price paid.

• Hyperagent 500$500

  per month

  $625 of usage credit each month, a 25% bonus on the price paid.

• Hyperagent 1000 to 10000$1,000 to $10,000

  per month

  Four larger plans at $1,000, $2,000, $5,000 and $10,000 a month, with credit bonuses of 30%, 35%, 40% and 45%.

Kortix

• Free$0

  200 credits a month for sandbox compute, 1 project, and model access through your own API key or a connected ChatGPT subscription.

• Team$40

  per seat / month

  2,500 pooled credits a month per seat (about 125 default Agent Computer hours), up to 200 projects and 100 seats, credit top-ups and email support.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Everything in Team, plus SAML SSO and SCIM, advanced RBAC and audit logs, cloud, VPC or on-prem deployment, and an SLA, DPA and dedicated support.

Hyperagent

• Other savings

  Bonus credit of up to 45% on larger plans

  Plans from $50 a month add bonus credit on top of the price paid: 10% at $50, rising in steps to 45% at $10,000 a month. One-time credit top-ups earn no bonus.

Kortix

• Other savings

  Free to self-host

  Kortix is open source and can be self-hosted at no charge as one Docker Compose stack built from the same images as the managed cloud.