opsfy

One key for all your tools.

Call or install any tool in one command. Paid tools and free open-source apps.

npm i -g @opsfy/cli

Join the waitlistHow it works

Free tools work today. Paid tools open by waitlist.

An example: a balance of $19.97, one key, four log lines.

Pay per call. Nothing renews.

Installs are free. Every call is priced before it is made, whether you make it or an app you installed does. Top up $10, $25, $50, $100, $250 or $500 in US dollars; what you do not spend never expires. A failed call is not charged. No card until you top up.

How it works

Your terminal, or your agentClaude, ChatGPT, Cursor
one key
opsfytakes care of the rest
we handle it
All the tools you needat the listed price, off your balance
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Install and log in. npm i -g @opsfy/cli, then opsfy login. You get one key.
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Call or install any tool. From your terminal or your agent. Done.
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It just works. Every call is priced before it runs and shows in your logs.
$ opsfy install openwork
ok · installed · OpenWork

$ opsfy call elevenlabs.speak "Three decisions, one open."
ok · $0.02 · balance $19.97

The CLI on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

The library

Pay as you go

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Tavily is open. The others are not open yet.

One-command install

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Self-serve

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Every open-source tool installs as it ships, under its own licence, with a link to its repository. What each one does: llms.txt.

    Humans will not manage subscriptions anymore.Agents will.

    Nobody should open an account, apply for a key and keep a plan alive to make one call. Your agent talks to the CLI; the CLI talks to us.

    Questions

    Is the free stuff really free?
    Yes. Open-source apps install free and stay free. When an app you installed calls a paid tool, that call is priced like any other, off your balance.
    What does it cost?
    Free tools are free. Paid tools are priced per call at the listed price. No subscription. Top-ups start at $10 USD.
    What if a call fails?
    An at-once call that returns an error costs nothing. A job that fails, is stopped or runs out of time is charged for its use, up to its hold; if its use is not reported, or the company does not confirm its start, it is charged its full hold. Run opsfy logs --json for the charge and opsfy job status <id> --json for how a job ended.
    What can I see?
    All of it. Every call in your logs, timestamped: the tool, the time, the price. Full visibility. We keep the log line, not the content.
    Isn't this OpenRouter?
    OpenRouter is one of the tools in here, and one of the best. Opsfy calls it for you, along with the other five paid platforms and the free apps, off one balance.

    Start now.

    Free tools: install and go. npm i -g @opsfy/cli

    Paid tools: join the waitlist.