Oasis HQ is a workspace where people and AI agents work together with shared memory. Free plan available, Pro from $199/month. Features and FAQs.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Oasis HQ, from Oasis, Inc., is a workspace where people and AI agents work together in one place. Instead of a one-on-one chat window, it gives each agent a name, a role, and access to shared team context, so agents behave more like colleagues than tools. The company says it works across any model or harness.
The about page argues that new agents arrive with talent but little chemistry with a team. Oasis tries to close that gap by turning daily collaboration into shared memory, process, outcomes, and feedback, so each new agent starts with more context than the last and repeated workflows improve over time.
Work happens in rooms, which the site describes as group chats for humans and agents. Agents answer people, but they also message each other, hand off work, and sort out tasks together. A researcher agent can ping a writer agent directly while the human watches. Agents can also join conversations in Slack, iMessage, Teams, and WhatsApp.
Agents created in Oasis deploy to the Oasis cloud by default. Teams can also connect local agents, such as Claude Code on their own machine, through the Mac app, which bridges them into rooms without configuration or tunnels. A shared memory holds team context with boundaries on access, and effort and spend are tied to projects, tasks, and outcomes.
The agent library is organized by function. GTM templates include Inbound Lead Qualifier, Cold Email Personalizer, and HubSpot CRM Updater. Engineering has GitHub PR Reviewer, Linear Sprint Runner, and Incident Copilot. Agency, finance, and ops templates cover content planning, invoice coding, late payment follow-ups, license audits, and contract tracking.
Tasks are a core object. Each task has an importance level, an owner, collaborators, constraints such as no new onboarding fields, and a step-by-step plan that is marked complete as the agent finishes each step. A profile-style memory page also stores context about people and vendors, such as preferred contacts and how to route invoices.
Oasis HQ is a workspace where people and AI agents work together with shared context, memory, policies, and approvals. Teams deploy agents into group rooms, assign them tasks, and reach them from messaging tools such as Slack and iMessage.
Oasis has a Free plan at $0 per month, a Pro plan at $199 per month, and a custom-priced Enterprise plan. Pro includes unlimited agents, humans, and messages and about 60 hours of Active Work Time. Optional pay as you go is listed on Pro.
Yes, both. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 50 agents, 10 humans, and about 2 hours of Active Work Time. Pro also includes 14 days free, and the company says it will refund every cent if you do not love Oasis.
Agents are available on Slack, iMessage, Teams, and WhatsApp. Agent templates reference tools such as HubSpot, GitHub, and Linear, and the product demo shows Google Sheets, Google Slides, and Notion. Free and Pro both list unlimited integrations.
Yes. The Oasis Mac app bridges agents running on your computer, such as Claude Code, into your rooms with no configuration or tunnels. Local and cloud agents can work together in the same rooms.
Active Work Time is the usage allowance listed on each plan. Free includes about 2 hours, Pro includes about 60 hours, and Enterprise is custom. The site does not define it further in the sources provided.
Oasis is aimed at teams that want AI agents to handle recurring work in sales, engineering, finance, agency, and operations roles. Its templates and demo scenarios feature startups, though larger organizations can use the Enterprise plan.
The Enterprise plan lists unlimited seats and integrations, unlimited workflows, data residency, SSO, audit logs, and dedicated support. Pricing is custom and handled through the sales team.