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Assigns work to AI agents with task ownership and progress tracking, so engineering and ops work gets followed through.
Team9.ai is a coordination layer for assigning work to AI agents so that tasks in engineering, product, operations, support, QA, documentation, and reporting have a named owner, a visible status, and a human checkpoint, rather than living inside a one-off chat thread. It supports several underlying models, including Claude, GPT, Gemini, Kimi, and GLM, and its named agent product is called an OpenClaw Agent instance. The Free tier gives organizations basic workspace access; the Pro tier normally costs $19/month but is offered free during the current beta; an Enterprise tier adds unlimited agent instances, dedicated support, and on-premise deployment for a custom price. The operating company's country isn't disclosed on the site.
Pro tier is normally $19/month for one OpenClaw Agent instance, but is offered free during the current beta period.
Use tool ↗Team9.ai is trying to solve a real gap in agent tooling, giving an AI agent's work a visible owner and status the way a human teammate's work would have, rather than leaving it inside a disposable chat thread. Multi-model support (Claude, GPT, Gemini, and others) avoids locking a team into one vendor's model. It's early: the Pro tier is free during beta, which means the real $19/month price hasn't been tested against paying customers yet.
Watch out: The advertised $19/month Pro price is currently waived during beta; confirm it's still free before assuming that rate going forward.
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