Busabase vs digithings

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Busabase compared with digithings
Detail	Busabase	digithings
What it does	The open-source database and workspace for AI agents	Open-source AI infrastructure you self-host on your own hardware with your own keys
Stage	Not given	Not given
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Pricing model	Not given	Open source
Pricing	Free: $0 (1 space, 3 seats, 5,000 records, 1 GB storage). Plus: $10/seat/month ($120/year, 2 months free) for 3 spaces, 10 seats, 20 GB storage. Pro: $20/seat/month ($240/year, 2 months free) for unlimited spaces, unlimited seats, 100 GB storage.	Self-host: $0 (open source, MIT-licensed). Service and Enterprise tiers available on contact for integration and custom development work.
Key features	Open source MIT license - run locally, self-host on server, or use cloud Support for multiple agents via REST API, MCP, Agent Skills, and OpenAPI Human review and approval workflow for agent changes Structured data tables with fixed columns for agents and people to share Docs and knowledge base with verified sources Reusable agent skills and playbooks Apps and views built on shared data structures Role-based permissions and access controls Offline support on desktop with no usage tracking	Provider routing with LiteLLM
What makes it different	Only AI agent workspace that keeps complete history and requires human approval before changes enter canonical data Unified workspace where agents and people access the same data, avoiding scattered chat logs Completely self-hosted and private on your own hardware with full control over data Works with any agent that calls REST API - no lock-in to specific model or platform Rejects never enter canonical data - all decisions remain attached for auditability	Complete ownership: your keys, hardware, data and audit logs stay under your control No vendor lock-in: compose individual modules with your existing stack rather than replacing it Full transparency: MIT-licensed, publicly developed on GitHub with open issues, PRs and commit history Every request traceable: one ID threads through all services with full audit logging
Free plan	Not given	Not given
Open source	Not given	Not given
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Public API	Not given	Not given
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	17 −1 (down) since last check	5 −4 (down) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	6	0
Citation Flow (Majestic)	32	13
Referring domains (Majestic)	143	1

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