OpenCompany

OpenCompany is an open source application that gives a small business a team of six AI employees: a developer, a designer, an accountant, a sales rep, a marketer and a tax preparer. Each role works on its own function and reports what it produced, such as a merged pull request, a brand kit, closed books, a won deal, a live campaign or a filed return. The idea is that one budget of model tokens goes in and finished work comes out, with every run reporting its cost. It is built for founders and small teams who want business functions automated without handing their data to a hosted service. The software runs on the user's own computer by default, with documents, customers and books kept on machines the user controls. It accepts bring your own model keys and can also run local models through Ollama and LM Studio. The vendor lists more than 200 supported models and describes the product as being in beta. Its pitch is that it sits above workflow tools such as Zapier and n8n, as an organization of job roles rather than a graph of triggers and actions. Pricing has three tiers. The Free tier costs $0, is MIT licensed, and includes every AI employee and every provider with no seats to count and no usage limits. Pro is hosted by the vendor for one team and Max is a dedicated deployment with an uptime SLA. Neither paid tier shows a price: both are billed monthly in USD, priced by usage on a short call with the vendor.