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Vecbase vs Orbit (2026)

Side-by-side comparison of Vecbase vs Orbit: pricing, capabilities, integrations, deployment complexity, and ratings. Last updated July 22, 2026 by The AI Agent Index Editorial Team.

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Vecbase

by Vecbase

Vecbase runs a team of autonomous AI agents in one shared, sandboxed workspace to research, build documents, code, and act through connected apps. From $20/mo (USD) plus usage credits.

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Orbit

by Fraima

Shared memory, an MCP server and a live dashboard that connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini so every agent reads the same context and files outputs to one searchable vault. Free tier, Pro from $8/mo (USD).

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Vecbase
Orbit
Pricing model
subscription
freemium
Starting price
$20/mo
$8/mo
Pricing transparency
public
mostly public
Contract type
monthly
monthly
Customer segment
B2B
B2B
Deployment
web
cloud, web, api
Setup difficulty
easy
Avg setup time
Under 1 hour, self-serve signup
Editorial rating
On Our Radar
On Our Radar
G2 rating
No G2 listing
No G2 listing
MCP
No
Server
GitHub stars
N/A
N/A
Data training
not disclosed
no
Human in loop
optional
optional
Security certs
None confirmed
None confirmed

Capabilities

Vecbase

Orbit

shared-memorymcp-servermulti-agent-orchestrationobservabilityknowledge-graph

Pros & Limitations

Editorial assessment

Vecbase

Pros

  • One workspace runs a team of autonomous agents with shared memory and files, each in its own sandbox, and lets you switch freely between Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Vecbase's own models.
  • Pricing is genuinely transparent and self-serve: both paid tiers are purchasable without sales contact and the exact per-model, per-compute, and per-storage rates are published.
  • Agents take real actions through OAuth connectors like Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, and Jira, and can run scheduled or 24/7 background tasks.

Limitations

  • The $20/mo Plus plan includes only $20 of usage credits, so real monthly cost scales with usage billed on top at per-use rates.
  • No published security certifications and the privacy policy page does not render, so data handling and any model-training use are undisclosed.
  • Brand-new in 2026 with negligible independent evidence: no G2 profile and only a minimal Product Hunt presence.

Orbit

Pros

  • First-party MCP server: a per-account MCP URL connects Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and Codex into one shared memory and vault in about two minutes, with no OAuth or webhooks.
  • Genuinely free to start: the permanent free tier includes 100 monthly credits, one Orbit and seven-day history, and paid plans begin at $8 per month rather than an enterprise quote.
  • Clear no-training posture: Orbit states it does not use workspace content to train foundation models, and its model providers do not train on it under their terms.

Limitations

  • Credit-metered: every tier caps monthly credits (100 free, 500 on Pro, 2,000 on Premium) and Orbit actions consume roughly double, so heavy multi-agent use exhausts an allotment quickly.
  • Thin independent evidence: no G2, Capterra or Product Hunt presence and no disclosed funding, so it is early-stage and unproven at scale.
  • Autonomy is largely roadmap: the dependable value today is shared memory and observability, while the autonomous runtime and Autonomous Mode are early-access, not the "autonomous AI company" the marketing implies.

Frequently asked questions

How does pricing compare between Vecbase vs Orbit?

Vecbase uses a subscription model, starting at $20 per month. Orbit uses a freemium model, starting at $8 per month.

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