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Oqoqo pricing

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Agent evaluations and private benchmarks · Official-source review 2026-10-09

Oqoqo runs repeated agent experiments on sandboxed cloud machines with chosen tasks, treatments and rubrics. It compares agents, models and tool packages, retaining trajectories, errors, files and pass/fail results for iterative interface improvements.

Updated 2026-10-09View sources
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Agent evaluations and private benchmarks
Free access
Free includes 100 organization-wide runs per month, all features and unlimited members; no card. Unused plan runs expire each billing period.
API access
Web app, CLI and MCP support experiment launch and inspection; CI triggers and own model keys/subscriptions are described.

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Oqoqo pricing & plans

Free

Free

Ongoing 100 runs/month; no rollover

Included scope
All features; unlimited members and experiment assets

Ultra

$60.00 /mo

Monthly; 1,000 shared runs; no rollover

Included scope
All features; managed infrastructure; CLI/MCP

Run top-ups

Not listed

One-time purchases; do not expire

Included scope
25–5,000 runs; volume-based prices

Price history

No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.

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Oqoqo pricing questions

Is Oqoqo free?

Yes. Oqoqo has an ongoing free plan. Free includes 100 organization-wide runs per month, all features and unlimited members; no card. Unused plan runs expire each billing period.

How much does Oqoqo cost?

Oqoqo paid plans start at $20 per month (Pro $20/mo, Ultra $60/mo). Prices are in USD and last checked Oct 9, 2026.

Does Oqoqo have an API?

API or developer access is mentioned. Web app, CLI and MCP support experiment launch and inspection; CI triggers and own model keys/subscriptions are described.