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Single user, self-hosted, BYO LLM key
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10 daily conversations, 1 user
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Custom based on deployment
Pricing sourced from OpenHands · Last verified March 2026
The open-source version is completely free under MIT license. The hosted cloud Individual tier is also free with bring-your-own-key or at-cost model access. You pay only for LLM inference. Enterprise deployments with VPC, SSO, and support require custom pricing.
OpenHands is model-agnostic and open-source, meaning you can use any LLM and self-host the entire platform. Copilot's agent is tightly integrated with GitHub's ecosystem but locked to GitHub's infrastructure and model choices. OpenHands offers more flexibility; Copilot offers deeper GitHub integration.
OpenHands is language-agnostic — it works with any language your chosen LLM can handle. The agent has terminal access and can install language-specific toolchains, run compilers, and execute test suites for any language.
Yes. Self-hosted OpenHands runs entirely in your infrastructure with no external data transmission. The cloud version supports GitHub and GitLab authentication with standard OAuth scopes. Enterprise tier adds VPC deployment for complete data isolation.
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