Built by Salesforce people, for Salesforce people
Serious AI and Salesforce tooling for every admin, consultant, developer and analyst — at a price you can approve yourself.
That decides what gets built. One flat per-user price, published on this site, with no platform minimum and no lock-in contract. No managed package to install, no implementation project, and no sales call standing between you and a working connection — sign up, OAuth an org, and the tools are reading your real metadata in about five minutes.
orgadmin.ai started the way most admin tools should: with admins, a backlog, and a pricing page that didn't add up.
The daily reality of running a Salesforce org is a hundred small investigations. What fires when this Opportunity closes? Where is this field referenced? Why does this validation rule exist, and who do you ask? Can you get a dashboard of funding by region before the 2pm call? Every answer lives somewhere in Setup, in Apex, in a flow, or in a teammate's head — and every answer takes twenty minutes you don't have.
AI is genuinely good at this work. But when Salesforce's own answer arrived, it came licensed like a luxury: per-user add-ons at enterprise prices, consumption credits to budget for, and even the free developer tooling moving to paid tiers in 2026. AI help with the org became something you needed procurement approval to try.
So orgadmin.ai got built in Australia, by Salesforce people, for the people who do this job. An AI assistant grounded in your actual metadata instead of generic Salesforce knowledge. Dashboards from plain English, compiled from KPI definitions your team controls. A development studio that reads real compile errors. A security audit, a permissions matrix, and a data loader for the days when understanding isn't enough and something actually has to change. And underneath all of it, an architecture where investigating your org and altering it are strictly separate — safe enough to point at production on day one.
That mission has not moved since the first commit, and the price has not moved with it.
The principles
Five rules that shape every feature decision.
Nothing changes by accident
Understanding your org should never be able to damage it. The tool does plenty of real work (deploys, permission edits, data loads) but every one of them is opt-in, gated, and confirmed by you first.
Your org’s knowledge stays yours
The terminology, KPIs, and business rules the AI learns belong to your workspace. Review them, edit them, delete them, export them — they’re yours.
No lock-in, not even on AI
Bring your own AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, and more), drive it from your own MCP client, or use credits from us — and change your mind per feature. Disconnecting an org purges its data.
Priced for teams, not procurement
A$14.99 per user per month for every AI feature. One flat number, published on the site, with no platform minimum and no lock-in contract — you pay month to month and can leave at the end of any of them, which is what keeps us honest about both the features and the price. If the price needs a sales call to explain, it's the wrong price.
Small enough to just start
One OAuth connection and you are working — nothing installed in the org, nothing to host, nothing to uninstall if you change your mind. There are no modules to add on later and no consumption credits to forecast, so what it costs this month is what it costs next month.
Proudly built and operated in Australia
orgadmin.ai is designed, built, and owned in Australia. Support tickets are read in the same timezone the code is written in.