SalesOS vs Oxygen
Oxygen: A hosted agentic revenue platform with named in-app agents, data waterfalls, a sequencer, a CRM and publishing, sold on credits.
How we differ. What SalesOS does differently.
- In SalesOS an agent drafts and cannot send email over MCP. Approval is a decision a signed-in person makes on the server; no agent, key or token can approve a request.
- SalesOS is self-hosted: your servers, no account with us. AI features send the text they work on to the model provider you configure.
- Your own Claude does the work on your own Anthropic plan, with no AI markup or credit meter.
- SalesOS is email-first today. WhatsApp and LinkedIn are on the roadmap.
Pick Oxygen when
You want a hosted all-in-one with managed data credits, and running your own servers is not something you want to do.
Pick SalesOS when
You want agents on the legwork, people deciding what leaves, and the whole thing on your own infrastructure.
What we say about Oxygen comes from public sources, last checked 4 November 2026. Products change, so check theirs before you decide, and tell us if something here is out of date. Oxygen is a trademark of its owner; it is named only to compare, and it does not endorse SalesOS.
This page is not a feature-by-feature scorecard. It says where SalesOS differs today and when Oxygen fits you better.
Run it on a server you control.
Self-host it with your own keys, and keep the decision about what leaves with people. Pre-release: the installer brings up the upstream warmbly release until SalesOS publishes its images.