
Skydive
Cloud AI agents with their own computer — build once, talk to them in Slack, email, iMessage, or the web
Pricing
Paid
Platforms
Web, Desktop, Slack...
Developer
Skydive
Rating
4.5 / 5.0
Last Updated
August 28, 2026
Overview
Skydive is a cloud AI agent platform built around a simple idea: each agent gets its own computer — a cloud machine with a browser, terminal, and file system — plus one identity and one memory across every surface.
You create an agent in under 30 seconds, give it a job, and talk to it where your team already works: Slack, email, iMessage, the web, a desktop app, or the terminal.
Each agent can have its own Slack bot, inbox, and phone number, and it keeps working after everyone closes their laptop.
For marketers, the value is delegation with guardrails: agents connect to real accounts in one click, credentials pass through a proxy so the agent never sees raw tokens, and anything with outside impact waits for approval.
Skills codify repeatable processes like weekly reporting, routines run work on a schedule with no human in the loop, and subagents delegate parallel tasks to isolated helpers.
Billing is transparent — plans put usage credit on a dollar balance and model usage is passed through at cost with no markup.
Use Cases
Delegating competitor pricing and content monitoring to agents that run weekly
Automating inbox triage and reply drafting in your brand voice across channels
Running recurring marketing reports and digests on a schedule
Building support agents that answer customer questions inside Intercom
Orchestrating multi-step research and data collection with subagents in group chat
Who Is This For
Marketing operations teams that want unattended scheduled agents, not just chat assistants
Growth marketers living in Slack who need work done inside existing tools
Agencies running recurring client reports and competitor monitoring
Support and revenue teams deploying always-on agents with approval guardrails
Teams evaluating cloud agent platforms with transparent at-cost model billing
Key Features
Own Cloud Computer
Every agent gets a cloud machine with a browser, terminal, and file system — it fills out sites, runs code, and moves between tools until the job is done.
Chat Where You Work
The same agent in Slack, email, iMessage, web, desktop, and terminal — with its own Slack bot, inbox, and phone number per agent.
Routines & Skills
Skills codify repeatable workflows; routines run recurring or future-triggered work — weekly digests, competitor checks, report generation — with no human in the loop.
Subagents & Group Chat
Agents delegate parallel work to isolated subagents and share context in group chats — with human oversight and redirect at any point.
Approvals & Secure Credentials
Credentials go through a proxy so agents never see raw tokens; new agents stay sandboxed until you approve the services they can reach.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Every agent has a real cloud computer — browser, terminal, and file system — so it can complete work end to end
- One agent across Slack, email, iMessage, web, desktop, and terminal with a single identity and memory
- Routines and skills turn repeatable marketing processes into unattended scheduled work
- Credential proxy keeps tokens out of agent hands, with approval gates on outside impact
- Transparent pricing: model usage passes through at cost with no markup
Cons
- No permanent free tier — Free is pay-as-you-go from a credit balance
- Value scales with how much delegation you trust; autonomy needs guardrails
- Younger platform — ecosystem and third-party reviews are still building
Pricing Plans
Free
Where every workspace starts, with no card required — pay as you go from a credit balance.
- Up to 2 seats
- Pay-as-you-go credit balance
- Auto-refill and monthly cap controls
- Community support
Starter
For individuals getting started — the fee becomes usage credit (1:1).
- Unlimited agents
- Up to 5 seats
- $20 usage credit included / month
- Pay as you go after
- Email support
Team
For groups — flat workspace price, unlimited seats.
- Unlimited agents
- Unlimited seats
- $200 usage credit included / month
- Priority support
Enterprise
For organizations needing security and compliance controls.
- SSO and SAML
- Advanced security
- Audit logs
- Custom contracts and dedicated support
Frequently Asked Questions
Editorial Review
Editorial Team
August 28, 2026
Skydive gets the fundamentals right: every agent has a real cloud computer and one identity across Slack, email, iMessage, and the web, which is exactly what autonomous marketing work needs. The credential proxy and approval gates make delegation safe enough for production, and routines cover the highest-value ops tasks — competitor checks and weekly reports — without babysitting.
Editorial Team
August 28, 2026
The pricing model is refreshingly honest — plan fees become usage credit and model rates pass through at cost — which makes ROI planning straightforward. It is still a young platform, and teams should start with sandboxed read-only agents before granting broader service access. Strong candidate for marketing ops teams already living in Slack and Google Workspace.
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