Orchesty

What is Orchesty?

Orchesty is an open integration platform built for developers. Workflows run as asynchronous streams with built in queues, so one pipeline can handle a single event or millions of messages a day. Connectors come from an open source catalogue, and approved processes can be exposed to AI agents as MCP tools with controlled access.

Top Features:

• Stream engine: every message is queued and persisted, with automatic retries and throttling.
• Open SDKs: write connectors in Node.js or PHP, or let AI generate them.
• MCP access: approved processes become tools that agents call without holding credentials.

Use Cases:

• System sync: keep ERP, CRM, and e-commerce data consistent across connected applications.
• Bulk processing: push large record batches through pipelines without timeouts or lost items.
• Agent workflows: let AI assistants trigger business processes while the platform handles permissions.

Who Can Use Orchesty?

• Developers: build integrations in code with SDKs instead of a visual only tool.
• SaaS companies: ship a multi tenant integration layer through the Applinth marketplace.
• Enterprises: run mission critical data flows on cloud, private, or on premise setups.

Pricing

• Starter (€22 per month): three topology slots, unlimited tasks, and Discord community support.
• Pro (from €82 monthly): more slots, audit logs, MCP access, email support, and Trace AI.
• Enterprise (custom quote): unlimited slots, storage, and messages with custom limits and dedicated support.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Scales well: the same pipeline handles small syncs and millions of daily messages.
• No lock in: open connectors and self hosting keep your integrations portable.
• Strong visibility: dashboards, logs, and process records show where each message went.

Cons:

• Developer focused: non technical teams may struggle compared with no code tools.
• No free plan: a trial exists, but ongoing use requires a paid tier.
• Short log retention: lower plans keep logs for only two days.

FAQs:

1) Is there a free plan?

No, but a free trial is available before choosing the Starter plan.

2) Which languages do the SDKs support?

Components can be written in Node.js or PHP, or generated with AI.

3) Can I self host it?

Yes, it runs on managed cloud, private cloud, or on premise servers.

4) How does it work with AI agents?

Approved processes become MCP tools, so agents act without receiving direct credentials.

5) What support is included?

Starter includes Discord community help, while higher plans add email or dedicated support.