A TypingMind alternative for teams.
TypingMind Teams and Wirebase are both bring-your-own-key: neither includes model usage. The differences are how seats are priced, how you run it, and what you can build on top.
Neither product includes model usage — on both, your provider bills you for API calls. TypingMind sells flat plans: 5 seats included; extra seats at $8/seat/month. Wirebase is free for up to 3 members, then $10 per member per month ($8 billed yearly).
Wirebase vs TypingMind Teams
| Feature | Wirebase | TypingMind Teams |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free for up to 3 members. Team $10/member/month, or $8 billed yearly. Enterprise: custom pricing. Seats do not include model usage. | Flat plans with 5 seats included, billed annually: Starter $83/month, Growth $166/month, Professional $249/month (shown as 50% off $499). Extra seats $8/seat/month. Business is custom, from $18,700/year. |
| Model usage | Not included. Your organization adds its own provider API keys and pays the providers directly. Wirebase adds no markup. | Not included. You pay OpenAI, Anthropic or Google for API usage separately. |
| Who runs it | Managed cloud on every plan. On the Enterprise plan, also self-hosted in your own infrastructure, on request. | Cloud-hosted, or a self-hosted source-code license (priced on request). |
| Team size | No minimum. Free for up to 3 members; Team is priced per seat. | 5 seats included; extra seats at $8/seat/month. |
| Trial | Free plan for up to 3 members, and a 14-day free trial of Team. | 14-day free trial. |
| SSO | OIDC SSO on Team; SAML 2.0 SSO on Enterprise. | SSO, Directory Sync and OAuth 2 on Professional. |
| Audit logs | On every plan. Retention: 30 days on Free, 90 days on Team, unlimited on Enterprise. | Audit logs on Professional. |
| MCP / connectors | Any remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP or SSE), with OAuth, as organization-scoped connectors. Local (stdio) servers are not supported. | MCP integration on every plan. |
| Knowledge base | Knowledge bases with inline citations, using your own embedding provider. | Knowledge base from Growth. |
| Branding & custom domain | Custom domain and white-label on Enterprise. | Custom-branded chat instance under your own domain; customizable frontend from Growth. |
Competitor details as of October 2026, taken from each vendor's own pages. Plans and prices change, so check the source before you decide.
Wirebase details come from our pricing page.
What your team gets on Wirebase.
Visual workflows as tools
Chain LLM, Condition, Tool, HTTP and Template nodes, then publish the workflow so anyone can @-mention it in chat.
Per-member pricing
Pay for the people you add, from the first seat. Free for up to 3 members.
SAML and SCIM on Enterprise
OIDC SSO on Team; SAML 2.0 SSO and SCIM directory sync on Enterprise.
Custom agents
Pin a model, instructions, connectors and knowledge bases to an agent and share it with your organization.
Usage budgets
Per-organization and per-user quotas with warn or hard enforcement, so API spend stays inside the limits you set.
Scheduled automations
Run a prompt or workflow on a schedule: 2 automations per member (daily at most) on Free, 20 per member (down to hourly) on Team.
When TypingMind is the better choice
You want to self-host without an Enterprise plan
TypingMind sells a self-hosted source-code license. Wirebase self-hosting is part of the Enterprise plan, deployed on request.
A flat price fits your team
TypingMind's plans include 5 seats for one price, starting at $83/month for 5 seats on Starter, billed annually. That can suit a team that stays near that size.
Branded chat on a self-serve plan
TypingMind Teams is a custom-branded chat under your own domain. On Wirebase, custom domain and white-label are Enterprise features.
Wirebase vs TypingMind Teams: FAQ
Pricing shape and operations. TypingMind sells flat plans that include 5 seats and offers a self-hosted license. Wirebase is priced per member and runs as a managed cloud service, or self-hosted on Enterprise, with visual workflows that publish as chat tools, organization-scoped MCP connectors, and SAML SSO and SCIM on Enterprise.