Rivet
Rivet provides a comprehensive infrastructure for the age of agents, designed to coordinate AI agents, run their environments, automate their tasks, and deploy the applications they build. The platform consists of four core layers: Actors, which provide robust and persistent operations for agents; agentOS, which provides an isolated computing environment for each agent; Workflows, which enable the creation of multi-step processes that can be resumed after failures and restarted; and Dynamic Apps, which deploy the applications created by the agents.
- Automation & Agents
- No-Code Workflows
- Integrations & APIs
- Programming & Development
- Data & Analytics
- Productivity & Scheduling
- Warehouses & Modeling
- Docs & Software Development Kit
- Testing & Quality Assurance
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Features
- Runs persistent AI agent processes (Actors) that keep state and identity across requests
- Gives each agent an isolated computing environment (agentOS) for code execution, files and sessions
- Builds multi-step workflows with logging, retries and resumption after failures
- Deploys agent-built applications with Dynamic Apps
- Monitors Actors, SQLite data, sessions, workflow runs and apps in the Rivet Dashboard
- Connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and VS Code through Rivet MCP
- Runs locally, on Rivet Cloud, self-hosted, in a VPC, on-premises or air-gapped
- Starts locally with npm install rivetkit
Pricing Details
Rivet Cloud offers a free plan at $0 per month, along with the Hobby and Team plans, which start at $20 and **$200** respectively, plus usage fees when limits are exceeded or based on resources consumed. It also offers an Enterprise Edition On-Prem with custom pricing, and Rivet provides a self-hosting option, where the user bears the costs of their own infrastructure and operations. The free plan costs $0 per month and includes a monthly limit of 100,000 Awake Actor Hours, a monthly limit of $5 for Compute, a processing limit of 1 vCPU, up to 5 GB of storage, up to 5 million writes per month, up to 200 million reads per month, up to 100 GB of egress data transfer, and community support. The Hobby plan starts at $20/month + usage and includes 400,000 Awake Actor Hours, up to 8 vCPUs, 25 billion reads per month, 50 million write operations, 5 GB of storage, 1 TB of egress, and email support, while the Team plan starts at $200/month + usage and includes 400,000 Awake Actor Hours, up to 8 vCPUs, 25 billion reads per month, 50 million writes, 5 GB of storage, 1 TB of egress, as well as MFA and support via Slack. The Enterprise Edition On-Prem is available at custom pricing and includes the Agent Control Plane, FoundationDB, a multi-tenant Cloud Layer, SQLite backups, PITR, Forking, ACLs, advanced ClickHouse analytics, OpenTelemetry, Kubernetes integrations, Air-gapped and Sovereign Cloud deployments, as well as dedicated support and security. As for usage-based pricing on Rivet Cloud, Awake Actors cost $0.05 per 1,000 Awake Actor Hours, State Storage costs $0.40 per GB per month, and Reads cost $0.20 per million read operations, Writes cost $1 per million write operations, while Egress costs $0.15 per GB, and Compute pricing starts at $0.0000330 per vCPU-second plus $0.0000029 per GiB-second.
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