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Amp vs Anything

Features, pricing, ratings, and pros and cons, side by side.

Verdict

Amp and Anything are both Coding AI tools. Only Amp has a free plan or trial. Only Amp is available on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Best overall

Amp

  • Software Engineers
  • Engineering Teams
  • Enterprises
  • Developers running agents in CI

Choose Amp if

  • You want a tool built for Long-running agent tasks that continue unattended, parallel agent threads without managing worktrees, teams sharing an agent session.
  • Per-thread cloud orbs let agents keep running unattended without worktree or port conflicts.
  • Free Hobby tier includes all product features, with bring-your-own-key and own-runner options.

Choose Anything if

  • You want a tool built for turning an idea into a deployed web or mobile app, building MVPs with a database and user accounts, shipping without writing code.
  • Covers the full stack in one tool: database, auth, backend functions, file uploads and payments are built in.
  • Builds both web and native mobile apps, with store submission support.
Best value
Amp
Best for beginners
Amp
Best for business
Amp

Features

19 features compared.

  • Orbs
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • Portals
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • Event-driven wake-ups
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • Multiplayer
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • Changes tab
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • The Dial
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • Puck
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • CLI and runners
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • amp sync
    Amp
    Available
    Anything
    Not available
  • AI App Agent
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Max Mode
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Mobile Apps
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Built-in Backend
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Authentication
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Payments
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • 100+ Integrations
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Code Export
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Figma Import
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available
  • Public API and CLI
    Amp
    Not available
    Anything
    Available

Pricing

Plans as listed by each vendor. Check their sites for current prices.

  • Pricing model
    Amp
    Freemium
    Anything
    Paid
  • Free plan
    Amp
    Yes
    Anything
    No
  • Starting price
    Amp
    $0
    Anything
    $24
  • Plans
    Amp
    4 plans
    Anything
    3 plans

Amp plans

  • Hobby

    $0

    Free tier with all product features

    • Pay-as-you-go orbs
    • free own runners
    • bring your own keys
    • public and private repositories

  • Individual (Megawatt)

    $20/month

    Paid individual tier with included orb time

    • 45,000 minutes of orb time
    • bring your own keys
    • no Amp token fees or limits
    • custom domains for portals
    • sticker pack

  • Teams

    $0/user/mo

    No extra charge; members hold Hobby, Megawatt or Gigawatt tiers

    • Thread sharing
    • multiplayer
    • permissions
    • shared portals
    • plugins and skills
    • user analytics
    • pooled credits
    • SAML/OIDC SSO

  • Enterprise

    Custom/custom

    Pooled credits for large organizations

    • SCIM sync
    • spend limits
    • audit logs
    • MCP access controls
    • IP allowlisting
    • regional endpoints
    • priority support

Anything plans

  • Pro

    $24/month

    Entry paid plan for building and publishing apps

    • 20K monthly credits
    • private projects
    • custom domains
    • remove Anything branding
    • unlimited messages and projects

  • Max

    $239/month

    Higher-credit plan with autonomous testing agent

    • 220K monthly credits
    • parallel agents
    • automated testing in a real browser
    • extended 1M context
    • priority support

  • Teams

    Custom/month

    Collaboration plan for teams

    • Custom pricing
    • shared workspace

Our ratings

Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team. Last reviewed October 2026.

Amp
7.9overall
Anything
7.8overall

Amp leads in 3 categories and Anything in 1, with 1 tied.

  • Ease of Use

    Anything leads by 1.0
    Amp
    7.5
    Anything
    8.5

  • Feature Depth

    Amp leads by 0.5
    Amp
    8.5
    Anything
    8.0

  • Value for Money

    Amp leads by 0.7
    Amp
    7.5
    Anything
    6.8

  • Performance & Speed

    Amp leads by 0.5
    Amp
    8.0
    Anything
    7.5

  • Documentation & Support

    Tied
    Amp
    8.0
    Anything
    8.0

Scores weigh documented features, plan value, platform coverage, integrations and user feedback. A missing score means we have not rated that area yet.

Pros and cons

Amp

Pros

  • Per-thread cloud orbs let agents keep running unattended without worktree or port conflicts.
  • Free Hobby tier includes all product features, with bring-your-own-key and own-runner options.
  • Works across web, Mac, terminal and CI runners, with event triggers from Linear, GitHub and schedules.
  • Multiplayer orbs let teammates share an agent, terminal and running app.
  • Teams plan adds SSO, pooled credits and shared model routing at no extra seat charge.

Cons

  • The Mac app requires macOS 26 or later and the Mac and iOS apps are labelled beta.
  • No App Store iOS release yet; mobile access is through TestFlight.
  • Orb rates, overage behaviour and Gigawatt pricing are not published on the pricing page.
  • Pay-as-you-go orbs on the free tier make costs less predictable than a flat subscription.

Anything

Pros

  • Covers the full stack in one tool: database, auth, backend functions, file uploads and payments are built in.
  • Builds both web and native mobile apps, with store submission support.
  • Max mode tests apps in a real browser or simulated iOS device and fixes issues automatically.
  • Full source code can be downloaded, and the docs state users own the generated code.
  • Public API and CLI allow integration with other agents and workflows.

Cons

  • No free plan for building; the cheapest tier is $24/month on monthly billing.
  • The jump from Pro (20K credits) to Max (220K credits, $239/month) is steep, and credit consumption is variable.
  • GitHub sync is not yet available and Google Play publishing is still in beta.
  • Docs note that some integrations may be temporarily unavailable during the transition to the new builder.

Platforms

  • Web
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Supported
  • Windows
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • macOS
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • iOS
    Amp
    Not supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • Android
    Amp
    Not supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • API
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Supported
  • Browser Extension
    Amp
    Not supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • Linux
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Not supported
  • CLI
    Amp
    Supported
    Anything
    Supported

Integrations

Amp

11 integrations
  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • MCP
  • VS Code
  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • Zed
  • Neovim
  • ChatGPT subscription
  • Claude subscription

Anything

9 integrations
  • Stripe
  • RevenueCat
  • Figma
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic Claude
  • Google Gemini
  • Google AdMob
  • Google AdSense
  • Expo

Company

  • Company
    Amp
    Amp Frontier Corporation
    Anything
    Anything
  • Founded
    Amp
    2025
    Anything
    Not listed
  • Headquarters
    Amp
    San Francisco, CA
    Anything
    San Francisco, CA
  • Listing
    Amp
    Claimed
    Anything
    Claimed

Frequently asked questions

Is Amp better than Anything?

It depends on your workflow. Amp is built for Long-running agent tasks that continue unattended, parallel agent threads without managing worktrees, teams sharing an agent session. Anything is built for turning an idea into a deployed web or mobile app, building MVPs with a database and user accounts, shipping without writing code.

What are the key feature differences between Amp and Anything?

Amp: Coding agent that runs in cloud orbs and keeps working after you close your laptop. Anything: Describe an idea in plain English and get a working web or mobile app.

Does Amp or Anything have a free plan?

Amp has a free plan or trial; Anything is paid only.

Which is cheaper, Amp or Anything?

Amp starts at $0 and Anything starts at $24. See the pricing table above for what each tier includes.