# OpenWork

> Open-source desktop AI agent for local files, automation, and team workflows.

## Core Metadata

- **Category:** Developer Tools
- **Pricing Model:** Freemium
- **Last Verified:** September 2026

## Detailed Pricing

OpenWork offers a free open-source desktop app. Team Starter includes the first five seats free and then costs $10 per seat per month; Enterprise pricing is custom. Model provider costs are separate.

- **Desktop Open Source:** Free
- **Starter (Teams):** Free
- **Enterprise Custom:** Custom


### Other Pricing Notes

- The desktop app is free and open source.
- Team Starter includes the first five seats free, then costs $10 per seat per month.
- Enterprise pricing is custom.


- **Official Pricing:** https://openworklabs.com/

## About the Tool

OpenWork is an open-source desktop AI agent platform for doing real work with files, applications, and browser workflows on your own computer. It is designed as a local-first alternative to closed AI coworkers, giving users a visual workspace for agent tasks while letting them choose their model providers, skills, plugins, and level of control.

The desktop app can help with file management, document creation, research, browser automation, repetitive workflows, and other computer tasks. OpenWork supports more than 50 LLM providers through bring-your-own-key workflows and is built on OpenCode, so users can extend agents with skills, MCP servers, and plugins. Users can also share complete agent setups with teammates rather than recreating configurations manually.

OpenWork can be used locally on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with a browser experience and optional hosted cloud workers for teams. The local desktop mode is designed so files remain on the user's machine while prompts go to the AI provider the user selects. Team features add centralized management for skills, MCPs, models, and seats, while enterprise deployments can use managed or self-hosted infrastructure and additional governance.

For founders, developers, and operations teams, OpenWork is useful when an AI agent needs to act on local files and repeatable workflows rather than only answer questions. It can support research, document preparation, file organization, browser tasks, and internal automations. The main tradeoff is that agentic computer access requires careful permissions and review, especially for actions that can change files, interact with websites, or execute tools.

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