Birta is a platform for publishing what an AI agent creates, built-in or connected from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor, and for collecting feedback directly on the published page. It is aimed at people who work with an agent daily, such as freelancers and agencies producing pages, proposals, presentations and reports for clients.
A user signs up, describes what they need to Birta's built-in agent or their own, and gets a review link to share. Anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact block they mean without needing an account, and the agent reads those threads and answers with a new version published at the same address.
Birta can publish service pages, proposals, presentations, documents and reports, event pages, portfolios, guides, educational content, interactive tools, and games and quizzes. Every publish keeps version history with the ability to restore an earlier version, and a site can carry a custom domain, visitor stats, and a request form that feeds submissions into the project panel.
The Free plan is $0 a month for up to 3 collaborators, 20 projects, 25 MB per published project version, and 3,000 Birta agent tokens. The Team plan is $12 a month with up to 30 collaborators, 200 projects, 10 GB of storage, 20,000 agent tokens, and the option to remove Birta branding, while Enterprise offers custom pricing with self-hosting and zero data retention with LLM providers.
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