For Agencies
Orbis isolates context per client. AI drafts for Client A know nothing about Client B. Switch boards, switch context. Every product guide, team, and tech stack stays separate.
Try free. 2 boards included.Client A
Fintech · React/Node
Client B
Health · Vue/Rails
Client C
Logistics · Next/Supabase
Zero context shared between orbits.
You paste client context into ChatGPT every single time. There's no memory of Client A's stack when you're drafting for Client B.
Edge cases from one project bleed into another because the AI has no concept of isolated board context
You maintain separate docs for each client, but they fall out of date the moment the sprint ends
Switching between five client projects means five different mental contexts to carry, before you even start writing.
Orbis was designed with multi-board isolation from the start. Each client board is a separate context. Switching takes one click.
Each client board stores its own epics, team members, tech stack, and product guide. Nothing crosses between boards. A draft for Client A's React/Node stack never references Client B's Rails monolith.
Switch between client boards from the sidebar. The entire context switches: AI drafts, edge cases, assignee recommendations, and product guide all switch with it.
Each client board has its own living product guide that updates automatically when tickets ship. Hand-off documentation for client projects writes itself over time.
Define different team members per client board. Assignee recommendations are based on that board's team and velocity. Not a shared pool across all your clients.
At the end of every engagement, agencies need to hand off a working product to a client team that wasn't in every sprint. That documentation is usually written in a rush during the final week.
With Orbis, the product guide for each client board builds itself over the entire engagement. Every ticket that ships rewrites the relevant section in plain language. By the time you reach hand-off, the documentation already exists: accurate, readable, and current to the last sprint.
Solo, $19/mo
One PM, unlimited boards, 100 drafts/month.
Good for freelance PMs managing multiple client boards independently.
Team, $49/mo
Unlimited boards, unlimited drafts. No monthly cap.
For PMs managing many client boards who draft heavily every sprint.
Larger agency? Talk to us about custom plans.
Full pricing breakdown →The free plan includes 2 boards. Solo ($19/mo) and Team ($49/mo) include unlimited boards. Connect as many client JIRA projects as you need.
Multi-seat access is on the roadmap. Right now each Orbis account is single-user. If you're managing boards for multiple clients solo, the Team plan gives you unlimited boards and unlimited drafts with no monthly cap.
Clients don't need an Orbis account to read the product guide. You can export it as Markdown or share a read-only link. Clients see the document, not the Orbis interface.
That's fine. Orbis and Rovo serve different purposes. Rovo is for searching existing Atlassian content. Orbis is for drafting new tickets and maintaining documentation. They don't overlap. You can run both.
No card required. Upgrade to unlimited boards when you need more.
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