Runners that stay up, the harness that routes and supervises the work, the vault, and one screen to watch it all. Priced like infrastructure, because that's what it is.
Cortev runs your coding agents in the cloud on the AI subscription you already have — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini. Your account does the work, so the token meter never starts. We charge for the cloud, not for what it thinks.
your account, your credentials no API keys to buy revoke any time
Illustrative figures — what you'd actually save depends on your usage. The point isn't the number, it's which column it lands in.
That difference is the entire product. Cortev sells you the cloud and the harness — never the tokens.
Every run bills again, and the meter keeps running while an agent sits there thinking. The longer the job, the more it costs to do the work that matters most.
The same work runs under the subscription sitting in your account right now. Nothing new to buy, nothing metered, nothing to reconcile at the end of the month.
Runners that stay up, the harness that routes and supervises the work, the vault, and one screen to watch it all. Priced like infrastructure, because that's what it is.
How much you save depends on how hard you push it — the gap is widest for always-on, multi-agent work. Your plan's own fair-use limits still apply.
Sign in with your own Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot account. The credentials land in your vault, scoped to your workspace, and you can pull them back out whenever you want.
Repos, accounts, servers, DNS — mapped in about sixty seconds and read-only until you say otherwise, including the projects you'd forgotten were still running.
Agents run on our runners, not your machine. They keep working while you sleep and report back where you can see them — including from your phone.
Long jobs don't belong on a laptop that sleeps, roams between networks and runs out of battery. Cortev's runners stay up, so a two-hour refactor finishes whether you're at the desk or on a plane — and the work is still there when you get back.
There's no shared pool and nothing resold. You authenticate as yourself, the secrets sit in your own vault, and one click cuts the connection. It's your subscription doing your work — we just gave it somewhere to run.
Connect more than one plan and Cortev routes each task to whichever model you've made available — the strong one for the gnarly refactor, the cheap fast one for the sweep. Hit a limit on one and the work moves rather than stopping.
Yours. You sign in with your own plan inside your own workspace, and every request goes out as you. Cortev doesn't pool accounts, doesn't share seats and doesn't resell anyone's access — there's nothing to resell, because the account was always yours.
The cloud runners that stay up, the harness that routes and supervises the work, the vault, the watchers and the one screen that shows you all of it. Infrastructure and orchestration — not tokens, and not a markup on someone else's model.
Your provider's fair-use limits apply exactly as they do on your own machine. Cortev shows you where you stand and can hand the task to another model you've connected, so a limit slows you down instead of silently turning into a bill.
Yes. Bring an API key and Cortev will use it — some teams prefer metered billing for workloads they want charged to a project. You can run a key and a subscription side by side and let the orchestrator choose.
Connect your account, point Cortev at your repos, and let it run while you're somewhere else. No credits to buy to find out whether it works.