Orbi Cloud · Private Beta
Orbi Cloud: GitHub Issues in, tagged releases out
A hosted runner on the same GitHub ledger. Orbi Cloud picks up Issues from your repositories, implements them, and runs the independent review-and-repair gate — then merges the exact reviewed head, publishes a tagged GitHub Release, and closes the milestone. Model usage is part of the plan — 300M tokens a month; we operate the delivery line.
Next step happens on GitHub: sign in and choose which repositories Orbi can access. You can authorize a single repository, and change it any time on GitHub.
Prefer to self-host? Run Orbi yourself ↗
WHAT ORBI CLOUD IS
A hosted runner — GitHub stays the source of truth
Orbi Cloud runs the same GitHub-native delivery line as self-hosted Orbi — Issue in, worktree, tests, independent review and repair, exact-head merge — on infrastructure we operate. Nothing about your workflow moves: the Issues, pull requests, and release evidence stay in your repositories.
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THE LOOP
GitHub Issue in, tagged release out
Independent review that repairs code and reruns tests, the exact-head merge, then the frozen SHA, the tag, the GitHub Release, and the closed milestone — the loop your repository already speaks, with no second workspace to adopt.
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MODELS
Model usage included, cost in the open
The plan includes 300M tokens a month; when the allowance runs out, new deliveries pause — there is no per-token overage billing. The measured cost of a delivery is published below.
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OPERATIONS
Recovery, merge gates, independent review
The operational layers of the delivery line, run for you.
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RELEASES
You start the release, Orbi runs it
Releases are never automatic. You open the release Issue and apply the ai-release label — a label only humans set. The release's test acceptance is your repository's CI result — the GitHub Actions check runs on the release commit — so what you put in CI decides what Orbi guarantees: put unit tests there and it guarantees your code logic; put a business-flow e2e there and it guarantees the loop closes. No CI is a choice too: with no check runs, both gates pass and the release still ships — minus its only test-acceptance gate. Orbi then freezes the SHA, cuts the tag, publishes the GitHub Release, and closes the milestone.
PRICING
US$79/month — 300M tokens included
The regular price is US$79 per month for the managed runner — orchestration, recovery, and the merge gates included — with 300M tokens of model usage in the plan (about 100 deliveries at our measured median); when the allowance runs out, new deliveries pause.
Founding coupons: 100% off, limited supply. Founding Partners — the first ten subscribers — pay US$0; once the coupons run out, subscriptions pay the regular US$79 — charging later is not a price increase, it is the coupon supply running out. Self-hosting the fair-code core remains free forever.
Measured token cost per delivery — the sample, the quantiles, the competitor citations — is on the cost page.
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FOUNDING PARTNER · LIMITED TO 10
The first ten subscribers are co-builders, not a trial cohort
A Founding Partner's subscription is free forever; 300M tokens are covered by Orbi each month; accepted Issues steer the product directly.
The condition is stated up front: one Issue per month that we accept. The token coverage is granted a month at a time and renews in step with that contribution — a rolling grant with no fixed end date. The word forever is written on the subscription alone — that commitment stands apart from the monthly condition.
COST, MEASURED
We don't take a margin on your tokens
Median delivery 2,220,637 tokens, mean 4,742,066 — about 100 deliveries a month at the plan's 300M tokens. That cost structure assumes the provider supports prompt caching. Sample, quantiles, limits, and competitor citations are on the cost page.
AFTER YOU CLICK
From sign-in to a delivered Issue in three steps
No new password, no workspace to migrate. The whole path is GitHub-native:
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Sign in with GitHub
One OAuth click. Your repositories, your account — no separate Orbi credential.
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Install the Orbi GitHub App
Choose which repositories the runner may work in; revoke at any time from GitHub.
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Subscribe and connect a repository
Subscribe (Founding coupons: 100% off while they last), connect the first repository, and we provision your runner — the first Issue can start.
BEFORE YOU START
Questions buyers ask
before clicking Start Cloud
01Will I be charged US$79 when the coupon runs out? How do I cancel?
A Founding coupon is 100% off for the life of that subscription. Founding Partners — the first ten subscribers — pay US$0. When the limited coupon supply runs out, new subscriptions pay the regular US$79.
After you sign in, the Cloud status page has a subscription management control that opens Stripe's customer portal — cancel, update the payment method, and view invoices there. The status page updates after you cancel.
02What happens when the 300M tokens run out?
The plan includes 300M tokens a month. When the allowance runs out, new deliveries pause — there is no per-token overage billing.
03How many repositories can one subscription connect?
Private Beta keeps one active repository per subscription. You can switch: connecting a different repository deactivates the previous one and provisions the new one. A switch is blocked while a delivery is in flight on the bound repository.
04Can you see my code?
The hosted runner clones your repository onto machines we operate — that is what hosted means. GitHub stays the source of truth: Issues, pull requests, and release evidence remain in your repositories. You choose which repositories the Orbi GitHub App may access, and you can revoke that access at any time from GitHub.
05What if a Founding Partner does not land one accepted Issue a month?
The condition is stated up front: one Issue per month that we accept. The token coverage — 300M tokens covered by Orbi each month — is granted a month at a time and renews in step with that contribution, a rolling grant with no fixed end date. The subscription commitment is the one stated in the Founding Partner section above.
06Can I self-host and use Cloud at the same time?
Yes. Self-hosting the fair-code core remains free forever. Cloud is the hosted runner on infrastructure we operate. Subscribing to Cloud does not replace self-hosting, and self-hosting does not require a Cloud subscription.
07What happens when Orbi Cloud has an incident?
Incidents are published on the public status page at status.orbi.build, which shows real-time status and 60 days of history.
FOUNDING PILOT · PRIVATE BETA
Start with the first Issue
Sign in with GitHub, install the App, connect a repository — your runner comes up, and the first Issue can start. If you would rather run the delivery line yourself, self-hosting stays free forever.