Research Hub

2026-08-10

Omniwork turns a creative brief into an agent team, but the free tier stops at five Deep tasks a month

Omniwork's August 9 Product Hunt launch puts research, creation, monitoring, and workflow orchestration behind one desktop workspace; the free Starter plan is enough for a bounded test, but five Deep tasks a month—and inconsistent paid-plan copy—make it a trial, not an always-on creator backend.

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