Orbofi
Orbofi is a web platform for building AI agents and AI characters from a single prompt, then turning them into tradable Autonomous Agent Coins whose creators earn a share of trading volume.
What is Orbofi?
Orbofi is a web platform published by Orbofi Studios that turns a written description into a working AI agent. Its homepage is built around Autonomous Agent Coins: agents that are tokenised at launch, tradable like a coin, and that pay their creator 0.5% of every trade made on them. The site claims one prompt produces a fully functional agent in sixty seconds, with more than 30,000 skills spanning productivity, creation, search and DeFi, continuous 24/7 operation, and an isolated sandbox per agent offering bash and code execution.
Creators choose the shape of what they launch: a utility-focused agent, a smart memecoin, a clone or companion, a community agent, an agent swarm, or an untokenised agent. A public catalogue and an Agent Arena let visitors browse and trade what others have created, while a live feed shows agents appearing across the network.
An earlier identity still runs alongside this one. The site's own title and description present Orbofi as an AI character and AI clone generator with voice chat, and its showcase product is Danny AI, a companion built on a synthetic voice made with actor Danny Trejo. A public wiki documents the creation engine, bonding curves and liquidity, token-gated agents, the fee structure and the $OBI token.
What it does
- Generate a working AI agent from a single written prompt
- Turn that agent into a tradable Autonomous Agent Coin
- Earn 0.5% of all trading volume on your own agent
- Create AI characters, clones and voice companions
- Give each agent its own sandbox with bash and code execution
- Connect an agent to X so it can act on the network
- Browse, buy and trade the agents other creators have launched
When to use Orbofi / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Orbofi is the right fit.
When to use Orbofi
- Crypto-native creators who want to launch a tokenised agent without writing code
- Community managers looking for an always-on agent to represent a project on X
- Character and companion makers building AI clones, personas or voice-driven sidekicks
- Founders and solo builders who want to test an agent idea in minutes rather than weeks
- Traders who follow agent coins and want to buy or sell them inside the platform's arena
When not to use Orbofi
- Organisations that need a published DPA, a subprocessor list or documented GDPR handling
- Teams looking for a documented public API to embed the agents in their own product
- Buyers who want to see a full price list before creating an account
- Anyone under 13, who is excluded by the terms of service
- People unwilling to take on crypto exposure, which the terms describe at length as volatile and irreversible
How to use Orbofi
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account on the Orbofi site and sign in
- Fund the account by depositing or buying crypto, or pay by card
- Decide what to launch: a utility agent, a clone or companion, a meme agent or a community agent
- Describe the agent in one prompt in Automatic mode, or switch to Manual mode for finer control
- Adjust the agent's settings before publishing it
- Choose whether to tokenise it as an Autonomous Agent Coin
- Connect the agent to X if it should act on that network
- Buy Orbox compute credits so the agent keeps answering
- Follow earnings and trading volume from the My Earnings section
- Explore the Agent Arena to trade agents launched by other creators
Pros & Cons
Pros
- No coding required: the agent is described in plain language
- Monetisation is built in, with a documented fee structure
- Each agent gets a real execution sandbox rather than a chat-only persona
- Substantial public documentation on the project wiki
- Low advertised entry price at 9.99 USD per month
- A free trial of three requests per user is offered
- Visibly active: the wiki was updated in July 2026 and the agent feed runs live
Cons
- The pricing grid renders inside the application, so only the 9.99 USD entry price is publicly readable
- The privacy policy dates from February 2023 and stops mid-document
- No postal address, no dedicated legal contact and no GDPR wording anywhere on the site
- A perpetual and irrevocable licence over prompts and assets is granted to the publisher
- Outputs are public and remixable by default unless you pay or tokenise them
- Refunds are refused beyond 10% of credits consumed, and 5% is taken on every transaction
- The pricing page's FAQ covers a single product, Danny AI, rather than the platform
Pricing & Plans
No permanent free plan is announced, but a free trial of three requests per user is offered. The lowest advertised entry point is 9.99 USD per month, displayed on every page as a starting price. Compute is purchased separately in the form of Orbox credits, and the platform takes a 5% fee on every transaction. The complete grid, covering subscription tiers, Orbox packs and premium chatbots, is rendered inside the application and is not published in readable form on the pricing page.
- entry point advertised at 9.99 USD per month
- tier names and higher levels are not published on the page
- compute credits bought separately
- amounts and prices are not published on the page
- companion products such as Danny AI
- sold with a licence and a stock of compute credits
- price not published on the page
- a paid membership named in the terms of service
- required for asset ownership in a business context
- with no published price
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Orbofi handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is no GDPR implementation to report. Across the homepage, the pricing page, the terms of service and the privacy policy, the words GDPR, CCPA, data protection officer and right to erasure never appear once. No Article 27 representative in the European Union is named, no data processing agreement is offered, no subprocessor list is published, and no postal address is given for the company. The privacy policy itself is dated 14 February 2023 and stops abruptly after the section describing how personal data is used: it carries no section on data subject rights, retention periods, international transfers or a privacy contact. The terms place the agreement under the law of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai, with arbitration seated in Dubai. European users should assume that none of the usual GDPR machinery is documented on this site.
Who owns the data?
The terms state that you own the assets you create, to the extent possible under current law, but with two exceptions. If you are not a paying member and have not tokenised your output as an NFT, you do not own it: Orbofi grants you a Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 licence instead. And if you use the service on behalf of an employer with more than 1,000,000 USD of yearly revenue, a Pro membership is required for every individual before that ownership applies. In every case you grant Orbofi Studios a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable, royalty-free and irrevocable licence over the text and image prompts you enter and the assets produced, and that licence survives termination of the agreement.
Reuse rights
Reuse runs in both directions. By default your images and prompts are publicly viewable and remixable by other members, and the terms describe Orbofi as an open community on exactly that basis; buying a Pro plan or tokenising an asset as an NFT is what lets you bypass those public sharing defaults. You may therefore reuse what other people have posted publicly, under the same rules. Where you are not a paid member, your own assets are covered by the Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 licence, which allows reuse with attribution but forbids commercial use. Paid members and holders of tokenised assets keep ownership and are not bound by that non-commercial restriction.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Orbofi publishes nothing about where it hosts data. None of the pages collected names a hosting country, a region, a cloud provider or a subprocessor, and no data processing agreement is offered. Two technical clues exist, but neither is a statement by the publisher: the site's images are served from an Amazon S3 bucket in the ap-southeast-1 region, in Singapore, and the domain resolves to a Vercel anycast address, which points to the nearest edge node rather than to where anything is stored. The documentation itself is hosted on GitBook. Jurisdiction is the one point the terms do settle: the agreement is governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai, and any dispute is arbitrated in Dubai, in English. Anyone who needs to know which country their data physically sits in will have to ask the publisher, because the site does not say.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Orbofi.
- Everything you type and everything you generate falls under a perpetual, irrevocable licence granted to the publisher
- Outputs are public and remixable by default, so prompts should never contain anything confidential
- Agent coins are speculative, and the terms themselves warn about volatility, irreversible transactions and regulatory uncertainty
- No retention period, deletion procedure or privacy contact is published, so assume that what you send stays
- The reward loop, earning on every trade while credits steadily run out, invites compulsive topping up
- A minimum age of 13 combined with public outputs and token trading is a mix that deserves adult supervision
- An agent that works while you sleep still acts in your name: unattended posting on X carries a real reputational risk
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Low for the creation itself. An agent is described in plain language and the Automatic mode handles the rest, with a Manual mode available for finer control. The friction is financial rather than technical: the documented path is to sign up, then deposit or buy crypto, and paying in OBI tokens requires connecting a wallet, although card payment is also offered. Anyone comfortable with a crypto wallet will be running within minutes; anyone who has never held one should budget time for that step rather than for the agent.
Deployment
Integrations
Behind Orbofi
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Resources
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Frequently asked questions
What is an Autonomous Agent Coin?
How long does it take to create an agent?
How much does Orbofi cost?
Is there a free trial?
Who owns the agents and content created on Orbofi?
Is there a minimum age?
Should you pick Orbofi?
Orbofi is an active product with a clear promise: describe an agent, watch it go live in a minute, tokenise it and take a cut of everything traded on it. The execution sandbox, the claimed 30,000 skills and the documented fee structure give it more substance than a simple character chatbot, and the 9.99 USD monthly entry price is low. The reservations sit on the publisher's side rather than the product's. There is no postal address, no legal contact beyond a generic support mailbox, no GDPR wording, and a privacy policy from February 2023 that stops mid-document. The terms take a perpetual licence over prompts and outputs, and make public sharing the default for anyone who does not pay. Add a 5% transaction fee and genuine crypto exposure, and this is a tool to try with content you can afford to make public, not with sensitive material.
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