Price checked Oct 10, 2026

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Velozity Review (2026)

Velozity review: A “multiplayer AI office”: calls, chat, tasks, calendars and AI agents in one window. Every product has a free tier.

Free plan: yes, on all three products
Paid from: $6.99/user/mo (Office Space Pro)
Top seat: Co-Worker Max $99/user/mo
Launched: Product Hunt, Oct 7, 2026

Price at the time of writing this review (October 10, 2026): $6.99/user/mo for the cheapest paid seat (Office Space Pro). If you’re reading this at a later date, the price may have changed.

Last updated: October 10, 2026. First reviewed October 8, 2026. Official-site review of a new launch. We have not tested Velozity hands-on.

New launch, not tested hands-on. Velozity was featured in Product Hunt’s October 7, 2026 launches. Everything below comes from Velozity’s own public pages, checked October 8, 2026. We have not installed or used it, so we make no claim about quality, speed or reliability.

No affiliate links on this page. We have no affiliate arrangement with Velozity Labs Inc. Every link to Velozity goes to its official site, and we earn nothing from it.

Summary

Quick verdict: a team office app with a built-in AI teammate and real, published per-seat prices. Start on the free tiers, because the paid AI seats are metered in credits the page never translates into tasks.

Velozity calls itself “The Multiplayer AI Office”, a place “where your team and agents work together”. Its homepage lists presence, calls, notes, tasks, calendars and guests in one window.
A built-in agent called Speed comes with every office. The homepage says “No Claude Code or Codex subscription needed. Speed is built in.” You can also create your own agents with “the plan you already pay for”.
It is sold as three products, each with a free tier: AI Space (tasks, briefs and transcripts), Co-Worker (the AI teammate, paid in credits) and Office Space (the shared virtual office, teams only).
Paid seats are priced per user per month: Office Space Pro $6.99, AI Space Pro $8.99, Co-Worker Pro $15. Higher “Max” seats are $18.99 (AI Space) and $99 (Co-Worker).
The company in the footer is Velozity Labs Inc. Support hours listed on the homepage are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM IST.
Honesty note: this is an official-site review of a brand-new launch. We have not used Velozity. Prices come from velozity.ai/pricing-us, checked October 10, 2026.

Watch: Velozity in 60 seconds

Made by SaaS Finder Hub from Velozity’s public screenshots. Voiceover is AI-generated.

Pricing

Source: velozity.ai/pricing-us (the Pricing link on getvelozity.com), first checked October 8, 2026 and re-checked October 10, 2026 at about 8:20 PM ET. We opened both the Solo and Team views and both Pro and Max toggles. Prices are per user per month. No yearly price was shown.

Product	Free	Pro	Max
Office Space (teams only)	$0: up to 3 people per cabin, 1 meeting room, 30 days of chat history	$6.99/user/mo	Not shown
AI Space	$0: 15 personal tasks a week, 200 min of meeting transcription	$8.99/user/mo: unlimited personal tasks, 1,000 min of transcription	$18.99/user/mo: adds 250 hrs a month of cloud agent
Co-Worker (AI teammate)	$0: 150 credits	$15/user/mo: 1,100 credits/mo (Solo and Team views)	$99/user/mo: 7,000 credits/mo

On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see every plan.

Price snapshot: Price at the time of writing this review (October 10, 2026): Office Space Pro $6.99, AI Space Pro $8.99, AI Space Max $18.99, Co-Worker Pro $15 and Co-Worker Max $99 per user per month. If you’re reading this at a later date, the price may have changed.

The FAQ says these are “launch prices before applicable taxes, in your selected currency”, and that checkout confirms the exact regional price and currency before you pay.
The page says “Start free, no card required.”
Office Space is all-or-nothing: the FAQ says the whole team is either Free or Pro. AI Space and Co-Worker seats are assigned person by person, so a team can mix Free and Pro people.
There is no shared credit pool. The FAQ says every Co-Worker Pro seat has its own personal monthly wallet.
Office Space Pro lists “Unlimited call transcription minutes (fair use)”. The fair-use limit is not defined on the pricing page.
The page also has a “What Velozity replaces” box that adds up other tools’ prices to “Save upto $123 per month”. That is Velozity’s own comparison. We did not check those numbers.

See Velozity’s official pricing

Plain link to velozity.ai. Not an affiliate link.

What a small team would pay (our math)

5 people on Office Space Pro: 5 × $6.99 = $34.95 a month. Office Space has to be the same plan for everyone.
Add AI Space Pro for 2 of them: 2 × $8.99 = $17.98. Running total $52.93.
Add one Co-Worker Pro seat: $15. Total $67.93 a month before tax, or $815.16 a year at that rate.
One person who only wants the AI teammate at the top tier: Co-Worker Max is $99 a month, $1,188 a year.

Price history

Checked	What the official site said
Oct 8, 2026	Free tiers on all 3 products. Office Space Pro $6.99, AI Space Pro $7.99, AI Space Max $18.99, Co-Worker Pro $15, Co-Worker Max $99 (per user per month, launch prices before tax)
Oct 10, 2026	AI Space Pro up to $8.99. Office Space Pro $6.99, AI Space Max $18.99, Co-Worker Pro $15, Co-Worker Max $99 unchanged (per user per month, launch prices before tax)

We re-check this page every month and add a row.

Features

From getvelozity.com and the pricing page, October 8, 2026. Described, not tested.

Virtual office: cabins, meeting rooms, live presence and guest passes (2 at a time on Free, up to 25 on Pro). Video and audio calls with recording and transcription.
AI Space: tasks created from your meetings and chats, morning and end-of-day briefs, history from connected apps (7 days on Free, 45 days on Pro), and a connected calendar on Pro.
Speed, the built-in agent: reads email, transcripts and files, creates and captures tasks, does deep research on your own data, and sends a morning brief at 8 AM, per the homepage.
Your own agents: the homepage says you can tag your own agents in a conversation and power them with an AI plan you already pay for. It shows Claude Code and Codex as examples.
Cloud agents: the homepage says an agent can run on a cloud computer “24/7” and use apps that have no integration. AI Space Max lists 250 hours a month of cloud agent, with extra hours available.
Integrations: the homepage says “100+ integrations” and names Gmail, Jira, GitHub, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Outlook and Google Calendar.
Approval: the homepage says “Nothing is sent, paid or signed without you.”

Who it’s for

A small remote team that wants calls, chat, tasks and an AI helper in one place and can start on the free tiers.
A solo founder who wants AI Space and the Co-Worker without the team office. The FAQ says Workspace only appears once you invite someone.
Teams already paying for Claude Code or Codex who want those agents in the same room as people, as the homepage describes.
Not for you if you need a yearly price or a predictable AI budget. Neither is on the pricing page yet.

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The catch

You still cannot tell how much AI work $15 buys, and the pricing page’s own numbers don’t add up.

Co-Worker, the AI teammate, is metered in credits. The only plain-English hints are “about a week of light use” for the free 150 credits and “Deep research, about 7 runs a month” on Pro. The page never says how many credits a task or a mission uses.
The multipliers don’t match the figures. Co-Worker Pro says “Nearly 5 times the credits on Free (1100 a month)”, but 1,100 is about 7 times the free 150. Co-Worker Max says “10 times the credits on Pro (7,000 a month, the same everywhere)”, but 7,000 is about 6 times 1,100.
The pricing page also changed with screen size when we checked on October 10, 2026. In a window 1440px or wider, and on a phone, it showed AI Space Pro at $8.99 with 1,000 transcription minutes. In a 1024–1366px window it still showed $7.99, 800 minutes and, on the Team view, 700 Co-Worker credits. The FAQ says checkout confirms the exact price before you pay, so check it there.
Fixed since our first check: on October 8 the Solo view said 1,100 credits and the Team view said 700. By October 10 both views said 1,100.
Start on the free 150 credits and see how fast they go before you pay for seats.

Verdict

Free tiers: the right place to start. Each product has one and the page says no card is required.
Office Space Pro ($6.99/user/mo): worth it only if your team actually works in the virtual office. Everyone in the workspace has to be on it.
AI Space Pro ($8.99/user/mo): buy it only for the people who hit the Free limits (15 tasks a week, 200 minutes of transcription).
Co-Worker Pro ($15) and Max ($99): wait until you know how fast you burn the free credits, and confirm the price and credits at checkout.

Worth trying if: you run a small remote team, want people and AI agents in one window, and are happy to start free.

Skip it for now if: you need a fixed AI budget or a proven tool. Check back after a few months of real use and a clearer credit table.

Not tested hands-on. New launches change fast: we will re-check the official pages and update this review. No tool can promise results.

Velozity FAQ

How much does Velozity cost?

Every product has a free tier. Paid seats start at $6.99 per user a month (Office Space Pro), up to $99 for Co-Worker Max. Prices as of October 10, 2026.

What is the main downside of Velozity?

The AI teammate is metered in credits, and the pricing page never says how many credits a task uses.

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