Integrations overview

Orbit doesn’t just remember — your agents can do things: pull web data, enrich leads, publish posts, generate images, send messages. Those abilities come from integrations, and they fall into three classes. Knowing which is which tells you what’s ready now, what needs a key, and how each is billed.

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The three classes

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1. Provisioned tools — ready now, pay with credits

Orbit holds the keys and runs these for you. Nothing to connect. You pay per use in Orbit credits (which already include Orbit’s margin). Examples: web data & enrichment (people/company search), web scraping, buying-signal intelligence, image generation. → Provisioned tools reference

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2. Your tools (BYOK) — connect services you already use

For services you have your own account with, connect them with your API key and your agents can use them. You pay that service directly; Orbit just orchestrates. Examples: Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, GitHub, Linear, Slack, Stripe (read-only), Resend, Semrush, Firecrawl, Perplexity, Instantly, PosteAhora. → Connect your tools

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3. Your accounts (BYOK) — act as you on social & email

Link your own LinkedIn, Instagram, Gmail, and more so agents can read and send messages as you. $7/month per connected account. Orbit does not hold these credentials centrally — you link your own. → Connect your accounts (Messaging & Inbox)

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How agents reach all of this

Agents don’t need you to wire anything per-task. Everything above is reached through one gateway — orbit_toolbox — and agents discover what’s available at the start of each run. You just connect the tools/accounts once; your agents take it from there.