Geta.Team
Platform for deploying “AI employees”: agents with their own identity, email address, phone number, persistent memory and skills, which work autonomously across channels (Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Gmail, voice calls) instead of acting as a chat assistant. It is a brand of Elestio Limited (Dublin, Ireland), per geta.team; an Elestio blog post describes it as open source, which conflicts with the vendor pricing page (see Open items).
What it does (vendor description)
- Each AI employee has one identity across channels and carries the same memory into every interaction; each gets its own filesystem/execution environment to store files and run code.
- Deployments can be self-hosted (own infrastructure, incl. air-gapped, per vendor docs/blog) or managed; “dedicated server per workspace” on all plans.
- LLM backends: any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (Claude, Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio) on BYOK plans; managed plans use four model tiers (Mini, Standard, Medium, Max) paid in credits.
- Role templates cover engineering/DevOps, sales, marketing, support, operations. Voice calls support custom instructions (2026 release notes).
- Releases are published on blog.geta.team (v2.0.16 post found via search; not opened).
Plans (geta.team/pricing, accessed 2026-10-02)
| Plan | Notes |
|---|---|
| Entry (managed) | Credit-based; 20,000 credits, up to 3 workspaces |
| Solo (managed) | 40,000 credits, up to 5 workspaces, 3-day trial with 5,000 credits |
| Scale (managed) | 80K to 1.35M credits |
| Community (BYOK) | 1 AI employee, self-hosted option |
| Enterprise / Premium (BYOK) | 1 to 250 employees |
Annual billing is stated to give a 24% discount (pricing page). Current prices: see the vendor pricing page https://geta.team/pricing. The pricing page (re-fetched 2026-10-05) states no plan is free (only the Solo plan has a 3-day trial, and “Community (BYOK)” is a paid tier), which conflicts with the earlier version of this note (“free open-source community edition”) and with Elestio’s blog describing it as free open source.
Removed from this note
Customer “case study” figures (e.g. 200% sales jump, +120% traffic, named AI personas) were marketing claims that could not be verified and were dropped.
Open items
- Free vs paid Community edition and the open-source/licence status: vendor pricing page says paid, Elestio blog says free open source; no GitHub repo located. Needs owner check.
- No independent reviews found; capabilities are vendor-reported only.
Sources
- https://geta.team/ and https://geta.team/pricing (2026-10-02)
- https://blog.elest.io/geta-team-masterclass-build-ai-employees-that-work-alone/ (via search, 2026-10-02)
- https://elest.io/open-source/getateam (via search, 2026-10-02)
- https://blog.geta.team/what-we-shipped-geta-team-v2-0-16/ (via search, 2026-10-02)