What is NextOS

NextOS is two things that work together.

The first is the story most people come for: tell it about your business, and it builds you a website and hosts it. Attach a team of departments - marketing, sales, support, finance, legal - and they keep working on the business after that: writing pages, following up with new contacts, answering customer questions, sending invoices, drafting contracts. Every department starts out showing you its work before anything goes out, so nothing happens without your say-so until you decide to trust it.

The second is what all of that runs on: a full desktop, in your browser tab, with real apps, a real file system, and an assistant that can act on any of it. Your business site and its departments are just one thing you can build there - the same desktop also has a terminal, an editor, a spreadsheet, mail, and dozens of other apps, in case you want more than a website and a team.

Who it's for

If you run a small business and want a site plus the day-to-day work of keeping it fed with content, leads answered, and invoices sent, start with Getting started and then Company in a box. If you need to run agents at a team's scale - a locked-down model policy, a shared budget, an audit trail, or your own application calling in through an API - see Teams and roles and the Gateway guide instead.

What it costs

The desktop itself - every built-in app, the file system, and bring-your-own-key agents - is free, forever. Hosting a site and attaching a team of departments to it is a small monthly add-on on top. See the pricing page for the current numbers.

What's next

• Getting started - sign in and see the desktop for the first time.
• Hosting - publish your first site.
• Company in a box - attach a team of departments to it.