# See what offloading your open issues could save

  
    ## What could offloading your open issues to Codemind save you?

    Connect a GitHub repository and see an estimated cost comparison against the coding agents you use today, based on your real open issues. These are estimates, and you can change every assumption.

  

  

  
    ## 1. Create a free account

    We set up a free Codemind account for you instantly. No email needed. Its key stays in this browser.

    Create free account
  

  
    ## 2. Connect GitHub

    You will install the Codemind GitHub App on the account that owns the repository. You must be the account owner or an organization admin, and you choose which repositories to share.

    
      
        
          GitHub username or organization
          
        
        Connect GitHub
      
    
  

  
    ## 2. Finishing the connection

    Confirming your GitHub connection and waiting for your repositories. This usually takes a few seconds.

  

  
    ## 3. Choose a repository

    
      
        Repository
        
      
      Estimate
    
    Only repositories you shared with the Codemind GitHub App are listed.

  

  
    ## 4. Your estimate Estimate

    

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    ## Assumptions

    Every figure above is an estimate that depends on these assumptions. The left column uses our assumptions, which are not measurements. The right column uses what we have measured. Moving a slider changes only the “Our assumptions” column; the “Measured” column stays what we measured. The one exception is the story cost slider, which describes your own stories and applies to both. The figures update after you stop moving a slider.

    
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    ## Try it on one of these issues

    Your free account already exists. Connect Codemind to your coding agent and hand it an issue.

    [Connect Codemind to your agent](https://codemindhq.dev/agent-setup)
  

  
    ## How these estimates are made

    We read your open issues through GitHub and count the ones that look like well-specified, buildable stories: pull requests, questions, discussions, duplicates and similar labels are left out, and so are issues with too little text. We then price those stories for each agent using the agent's published rates and a fixed per-story usage profile we measured on well-specified work.

    Codemind handles part of that work for a per-build fee after your free allowance. Whether that is cheaper depends on how much work you hand over, how often builds succeed, and how much agent time a handed-over story still takes. The "Our assumptions" column uses assumptions we chose; the "Measured" column uses what we have measured. On measured figures Codemind is not always cheaper, and this page says so.

    Each report shows the date its agent prices and usage rates are as of. Prices come from the agents' published rates and our own token profile as of that date. An agent with no published usage rate shows its seat price only. All figures are estimates, not quotes.