Orbit is a simple all-in-one CRM for freelance developers and consultants, with one AI assistant, Hiro, and a built-in MCP server. Hiro drafts the outreach and proposals you put off, writes and chases invoices, and turns scoping calls into action items. You approve every send. Free for 250 contacts, no credit card.
You can build anything except a reason to do outreach. Pipeline work feels like context-switching at its worst, so it loses to the codebase every single day, and the gap between contracts is the invoice you pay for it.
Scoping calls evaporate because nobody wrote down the decisions. Proposals sit unsigned. The unpaid invoice sits in a tab you stopped opening. None of this needs more engineering hours. It needs a system that runs without you, and one you can drive from your own tooling.
Hiro is one assistant inside the app, and Orbit also ships an MCP server. Together they can:
Monday: heads-down on a migration while you ask Hiro to turn the inbox into a task list. Tuesday: you draft outreach to a founder asking for exactly your stack, and Hiro tightens it.
Wednesday: scoping call. Hiro drafts the recap with the decisions and action items from the transcript, and the client confirms scope in writing by dinner. Thursday: Hiro nudges the unsigned proposal. Friday: you query your pipeline from Claude Code through Orbit's MCP server, because the CRM speaks your tooling.
You would rather ship code than chase invoices. Hiro drafts the chase so you can keep shipping.
Orbit fits developers who avoid sales admin. Its AI assistant (Hiro) drafts outreach, recaps scoping calls from transcripts, writes and nudges proposals, and chases invoices, while a built-in MCP server lets Claude read and update the CRM. Free for 250 contacts.
Orbit ships a built-in MCP server on Pro, so Claude on web, desktop, mobile, or Claude Code can read and update your CRM through revocable per-workspace keys. Webhooks and automations (also Pro) cover event-driven integrations.
AI is included on every plan, and every workspace gets free monthly credits, with no API key to paste and nothing to configure. You can top up with credit packs, and on Pro you can bring your own AI key when credits run out. Nothing sends without your approval.
Yes. Automations, webhooks, and the in-app assistant move data and create tasks freely, but anything outbound, like an email, always stops for your approval first. Orbit is approval-gated by design.
The free CRM needs no credit card: 250 contacts, one pipeline, unlimited tasks, calendar, notes, and a built-in email inbox. Pro at $14/mo adds the MCP server, webhooks, and automations, and AI is included on every plan with free monthly credits.
Free for 250 contacts, no credit card. Approve drafts between commits, and drive the whole thing from Claude Code if you want.
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