Augment Code
Augment Code built its name on understanding big, messy repositories: its Context Engine indexes a codebase so agents and chat can reason across many files and services.
Best for Engineering teams running agents on large codebases from ticket to PR
- Starts at
- $20/month flat
- Free plan
- Not listed
- Price checked
- 2026-10-19
Pricing
Price checked: 2026-10-19. Source: official pricing page.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Billing unit | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $20 | Not listed | flat | Flat per team, up to 50 seats; $20 of usage included monthly; pay-as-you-go top-ups | Source |
| Business | $100 | Not listed | flat | Flat per team, up to 50 seats; $100 of usage included monthly; top-ups | Source |
| Enterprise | Not listed | Not listed | flat | Custom; contact sales | Source |
"Not listed" means the official page shows no list price for that billing period (often contact sales). We never fill gaps from third-party sites.
Overview
The current product, Cosmos, frames that as a software factory—agents that pick up a ticket, write a spec, change code, review pull requests, raise test coverage or chase incidents, with engineers approving at chosen checkpoints. It is available in IDEs, a CLI and cloud agents, and supports MCP and native tools. Pricing is unusual: Standard and Business are a flat monthly fee for a whole team of up to 50 people, each with a set usage budget shared across model calls, context and compute. The homepage says the company is joining Harness, so roadmap and packaging may shift. Limitation: once the shared budget is gone you buy top-ups, and teams beyond 50 people must negotiate Enterprise. Treat agent pull requests like any other change and keep CI and human review in place.
Key features
- Context Engine for large codebases
- Agents from ticket to pull request
- Flat team price, no per-seat fee
Limitations
Each flat plan has a fixed usage budget and a 50-seat cap. More usage means top-ups, and larger teams need Enterprise.