Standard
$20/month
Small teams starting with Cosmos agents
- $20 monthly usage included
- up to 50 seats
- 50 concurrent sessions
- CLI access
- Context Engine
- code review
- pay-as-you-go top-ups
Augment Code
Agentic coding platform that runs code review and ticket-to-PR work on your codebase
Paidaugmentcode.comUpdated
About Augment Code
Augment Code is an AI-native coding platform aimed at enterprise software teams. Its main product, Cosmos, lets teams combine triggers and specialized agents into software delivery automations that cover work from spec through review and verification. Built-in agents include automated pull request review, ticket-to-PR implementation, vulnerability remediation and incident response support. Agents run in managed cloud sandboxes, on customer-managed machines, or both.
Best for
- Automating pull request review, turning tickets into tested pull requests, and working in large existing codebases
- Automated PR Review: Have an agent give every pull request a first-pass review within minutes.
- Ticket to Pull Request: Assign a Linear or Jira ticket to an agent that writes and tests the change.
- Vulnerability Patching: Map the impact of a vulnerability and prepare patches for team approval.
- Incident Investigation: Gather context and draft a timeline for on-call engineers.
- Scheduled Maintenance Automations: Run specialized agents on a schedule or webhook trigger.
Not ideal for
- Hobbyists or solo developers wanting a free tier, and teams wanting fixed per-seat pricing with no usage billing
Popular with
- Software Engineers
- Engineering Teams
- Engineering Managers
- Platform Teams
- Enterprises
Key features
- Cosmos Agent Platform
- Automated Code Review
- Ticket to PR
- Context Engine
- Auggie CLI
- IDE Extensions
- Vulnerability Remediation and Incident Response
- MCP and Multi-Model Support
Pros and cons
Pros
- Covers the delivery loop beyond coding, with agents for PR review, ticket-to-PR, vulnerability remediation and incident response.
- Context Engine gives agents repository-level context on large codebases.
- Works in VS Code, JetBrains and the terminal, so teams are not tied to one editor.
- Triggers from GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, Jira, schedules and webhooks.
- Usage pooled across up to 50 seats with no per-seat charge on Standard and Business.
Cons
- No free tier or trial is listed on the pricing page.
- Usage-based billing with a 40% fee on LLM spend makes monthly cost harder to predict than flat per-seat plans.
- Third-party reviews describe credit and usage pricing as confusing and a source of cost anxiety.
- Key security items (SSO, SCIM, CMEK, ISO 42001) are Enterprise-only.
Pricing
Plans as listed by the vendor on . Check their site for current prices.
Business
$100/month
Teams with heavier agent usage
- $100 monthly usage included
- up to 50 seats
- 50 concurrent sessions
- CLI access
- Context Engine
- code review
- pay-as-you-go top-ups
Enterprise
Custom/contact sales
Large organizations needing governance and compliance
- Unlimited users
- custom usage and top-ups
- SSO
- OIDC
- SCIM
- CMEK
- ISO 42001
- unlimited concurrent sessions
- full SLA with dedicated support
Our ratings
Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team.
7.7overall
- Ease of Use
- 7.5
- Feature Depth
- 8.5
- Value for Money
- 7.0
- Performance & Speed
- 8.0
- Documentation & Support
- 7.5
Platforms and integrations
Available on
- Web
- CLI
- VS Code Extension
- JetBrains Plugin
Works with
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Slack
- Linear
- Jira
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Release history
VSCode Extension 0.904.1 release notes
VSCode Extension 0.904.1 release notes.
Cosmos Week 38 release notes
Cosmos Week 38 release notes.
IntelliJ Plugin v0.491.0 release notes
IntelliJ Plugin v0.491.0 release notes.
Raised a $227M Series B at a $977M valuation (company announcement)
Raised a $227M Series B at a $977M valuation (company announcement).
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Cosmos and Auggie?
Cosmos is the platform for building and running agent automations, while Auggie is the command-line agent that brings the same agent, Context Engine and tools to the terminal.
How is Augment Code priced?
Standard is $20 per month and Business is $100 per month, each including the same dollar amount of pooled usage. Beyond that, usage is billed pay-as-you-go. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Does Augment Code train on my code?
The pricing page lists training on customer data as excluded on all plans.
Which IDEs are supported?
The documentation covers Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs, plus the Auggie CLI for terminal use.
Is there a free plan?
The pricing page does not list a free tier or trial. Confirm current trial availability with Augment.
Where do the agents run?
In managed cloud sandboxes, on customer-managed machines, or both.
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