Can I open-source Omentir?

KINDA · partial or early alternatives
price $49/moyou'd save $588/yrcategory 📤 sales outreachreplaced by 0 people

Kinda. Twenty and EspoCRM cover the core of Omentir, but they're early or partial — expect gaps like the three-bookings-a-week refund on the hosted plan and someone else paying for and babysitting Unipile, Firebase, and Gemini.

why people still pay

They pay $49 so they do not have to stand up Unipile, Firebase, and Gemini, and so a missed week of bookings can be refunded. The MIT repo is the same app; self-hosting just moves the vendor invoices onto you.

what you lose

xthe three-bookings-a-week refund on the hosted plan

xsomeone else paying for and babysitting Unipile, Firebase, and Gemini

xdaily invite caps already wired, so you do not have to invent account-safety defaults

xMCP and the Agent API already pointed at a running workspace

xa support line when a sending account gets restricted

the open-source alternatives

These projects already replace it, free.

TTwentyA modern, Notion-flavored CRM built in the open as the community answer to Salesforce.35kaug 2026open source↗MMauticFull marketing automation: segments, drip campaigns, lead scoring, landing pages. Heavy PHP stack, but it replaces a very expensive tool.8.0kaug 2026open source↗EEspoCRMFull-featured CRM: leads, opportunities, email integration, workflows — light enough for a $5 VPS.2.0kaug 2026open source↗

What each one is, in full: Twenty · Mautic · EspoCRM

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the numbers

Omentir pricing

planmonthlyannual (per mo)what you get
pro$49/workspace—1 user, 1 LinkedIn account, unlimited AI agents, unlimited leads, unlimited campaigns, API access.
enterprisecustom—Unlimited users, unlimited LinkedIn accounts, SSO, dedicated onboarding, priority support.

free tierno free tier on the hosted product

billingmonthly only, no annual plan on the public pricing page

hidden costsHosted Pro does not publish provider overages. Self-hosting the same repo still requires Unipile, Firebase or Firestore, and Gemini or Vertex.

verified 2026-08-17 · source ↗

questions
Is Omentir free?

No free hosted plan. The MIT repo can be self-hosted, but Unipile, Firebase, and an AI provider still cost money. Paid is Pro at $49/mo (checked 2026-08-17).

Can I open-source Omentir?

Kinda. Twenty covers the core of Omentir, but there are real gaps: the three-bookings-a-week refund on the hosted plan, someone else paying for and babysitting Unipile, Firebase, and Gemini. Read the honest list above before committing.

How much does Omentir cost?

Omentir costs about $49/month (Pro, checked 2026-08-17), which is $588 per year.

What do I lose by replacing Omentir?

Honestly: the three-bookings-a-week refund on the hosted plan; someone else paying for and babysitting Unipile, Firebase, and Gemini; daily invite caps already wired, so you do not have to invent account-safety defaults; MCP and the Agent API already pointed at a running workspace; a support line when a sending account gets restricted. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to Omentir?

Yes: Twenty (A modern, Notion-flavored CRM built in the open as the community answer to Salesforce.) Mautic (Full marketing automation: segments, drip campaigns, lead scoring, landing pages. Heavy PHP stack, but it replaces a very expensive tool.) EspoCRM (Full-featured CRM: leads, opportunities, email integration, workflows — light enough for a $5 VPS.)