Hyper is an AI agent that connects 60+ work tools and gets tasks done. Free Cruise plan; paid plans from $25/month. See features, pricing and who it fits.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Hyper is an AI agent from The Soda Machine Co. that connects to the tools a company already uses and applies what it finds there to complete work. The company calls it the "everything work AI." The same agent can draft emails, write code, analyze data, and build a website, so users do not have to choose a work mode before starting.
The company positions Hyper against agents that promise "AI employees" or always-on work, arguing that fundamentals matter more: speed, simplicity, and a pleasant interface. It is aimed at engineers, salespeople, founders, designers, recruiters, product managers, and marketers. Hyper is currently free while pricing is finalized, and the site publishes a preview of four plans.
Users connect their tools, often from inside the chat with a single sign-in. Hyper then builds a searchable knowledge base from documents, meeting notes, project discussions, and conversations, and keeps it updated as the team works. Because it searches this consolidated base instead of sending an agent through each app, the company says searches take milliseconds. The product is built on a Rust core.
Hyper deliberately works from original sources rather than AI-generated memories, which the company says can compound small mistakes. Answers include references that users can check, and Hyper asks for the user's judgment when evidence conflicts. Results appear in interactive interfaces, so a user can review an email, change the details, and send it from the same place.
Automations let a user describe a task once in a plain text box. Hyper then runs it on a schedule or when new items arrive, either preparing results for review or taking approved actions. Parallel agents split large jobs across research, analysis, and code, then merge their results. A cloud browser and code execution let Hyper work through websites, edit projects, run tests, and turn raw data into reports, with the option to watch or step in.
Hyper also offers desktop and iPhone access, including work with a desktop's files and tools. Users can choose frontier models from different providers without juggling separate apps. Shared Knowledge lets each user decide whether a connected account's knowledge stays private or is shared with the workspace, and sharing never lets teammates act through that user's accounts.
Hyper is an AI agent from The Soda Machine Co. that connects to a company's tools and builds a searchable knowledge base from them. It then uses that context to draft emails, write code, analyze data, and complete other work tasks.
Hyper is currently free while pricing is finalized, and the site shows a preview of four plans. Cruise is free, Sprint is $25 per month, Blitz is $100 per month, and Warp is $225 per month. Prices may change before the plans are final.
Yes. Every new account gets seven days of the top plan with all features and no payment method required. After the trial, users can continue on the free Cruise plan or upgrade.
Hyper lists more than 60 connectors, including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, LinkedIn, Telegram, and WhatsApp. The company says it ships new connectors every week and takes requests for missing ones.
The company says it does not sell user data, use it to train general-purpose AI models, or allow its AI providers to train on it. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and Hyper is CASA Tier 2 approved for Google restricted-scope access. Ordinary chats are private from other workspace members, including admins.
Yes. Users can start alone by connecting their own tools and giving Hyper a real piece of work. When teammates join, each person chooses which connected knowledge to share, and each person has their own plan.
Plans are based on how much Hyper is used, and each person in a workspace is billed separately. Usage is consumed by chatting with the AI, running automations, using the cloud computer and browser, and some connector tasks. Paid plans can buy prepaid extra usage that carries over between months.
The site describes Desktop and iPhone access for asking questions, assigning work, and reviewing results. The desktop version can work with local files and tools, and a Download button appears on the site.