Augment Code Pricing 2026
Complete pricing guide with plans, hidden costs, and negotiation tips
Augment Code pricing varies by team size and features, ranging from $20 to $200 per month in 2026. Your actual cost depends on the tier you choose, contract length, and negotiated discounts.
Use the interactive pricing calculator to estimate your exact cost based on team size and requirements.
- Free tier: No free tier available
- Billing: Monthly and annual (save 15-20%)
- Hidden costs: Add ~35% for implementation, support, and training
Augment Code offers 5 pricing tiers: Trial, Indie, Standard, Max, Enterprise.
Compared to other ai coding assistants software, Augment Code is positioned at the mid-market price point.
Augment Code is an AI-powered coding assistant that helps developers write, review, and understand code faster. Developed by Augment, the platform combines advanced AI models with deep codebase understanding through its Context Engine, offering features like intelligent code completions, autonomous Remote Agents, CLI automation, and pull request reviews.
Unlike traditional autocomplete tools, Augment Code uses a credit-based pricing model where different AI operations consume varying amounts of computational resources. The platform supports major IDEs including VS Code and JetBrains, integrates with GitHub for code reviews, and provides enterprise-grade security with SOC 2 Type II compliance across all paid plans.
All Augment Code Plans & Pricing
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Trial
- 30,000 credit trial pool
- Requires valid credit card
- Access to all features during trial
- Community support only
- Can upgrade or switch to free plan after credits used
Indie
- 40,000 credits per month
- Context Engine, MCP & Native Tools
- Unlimited Next Edits & Completions
- SOC 2 Type II compliance
- Auto top-up credits available ($15/24k)
- No AI training on user code
- Up to 1 user
Standard
- 130,000 credits per month
- All Indie features
- Up to 20 users
- Slack integration
- Code Review with PR summaries
- Inline comments on pull requests
- GitHub Multi Org support
- Advanced Analytics
Max
- 450,000 credits per month
- All Standard features
- Up to 20 users
- Email support included
- Ideal for high-demand teams and heavy Agent users
Enterprise
- Custom credit limits
- Unlimited users
- SSO, OIDC & SCIM support
- CMEK & ISO 42001 compliance
- Dedicated support team
- Volume-based annual discounts
- SIEM Integration
- Data Residency Options
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Frequently Asked Questions
01 How much does Augment Code cost?
Augment Code pricing starts with a free trial offering 30,000 credits. Paid plans include Indie at $20/month (40,000 credits), Standard at $60/month (130,000 credits), and Max at $200/month (450,000 credits). Enterprise pricing is custom. All plans use a credit-based model where different AI operations consume varying amounts of credits.
02 Does Augment Code have a free plan?
Augment Code offers a free trial with 30,000 credits that requires a valid credit card. After using your trial credits, you can either upgrade to a paid plan or switch to a free community plan. There is no permanent free tier with monthly credits - the trial is a one-time offer to evaluate the platform before committing to a paid subscription.
03 How does Augment compare to GitHub Copilot?
GitHub Copilot costs $10/month with flat pricing and unlimited completions, while Augment Code starts at $20/month with a credit-based model (40,000 credits). Augment offers more advanced features like Context Engine, Remote Agents, and CLI automation, but costs can scale higher for heavy users ($60-200/month). Copilot provides predictable costs while Augment offers more powerful AI capabilities at potentially higher variable costs.
04 What IDEs does Augment support?
Augment Code supports major IDEs including VS Code, JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, etc.), and offers CLI tools for automation. The platform integrates with GitHub for pull request reviews and multi-org support. It also provides native tools and Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for extending functionality across development environments.
05 How many credits do typical tasks consume?
Credit consumption varies by task complexity. Based on third-party testing, a basic input validation task consumed 519 credits ($0.26), while a comprehensive testing task consumed 1,337 credits ($0.67). Simple completions and Next Edits consume minimal credits, while Remote Agent tasks and complex code generation consume significantly more. Typical usage patterns: light users fit within the $20/month plan, daily Agent users use $60-200/month, and power users exceed $200/month.
06 Can I buy additional credits?
Yes, Augment offers auto top-up credits at $15 per 24,000 credits when your monthly allocation is exhausted. These top-up credits expire after 12 months if unused, unlike monthly credits which reset each billing cycle. Auto top-up can be enabled in account settings to automatically purchase additional credits when you run low, preventing service interruption.
07 What's the difference between Indie and Standard plans?
Indie costs $20/month with 40,000 credits for a single user, while Standard costs $60/month with 130,000 credits for up to 20 users. Standard adds Slack integration, Code Review with PR summaries and inline comments, GitHub Multi Org support, and Advanced Analytics. For solo developers, Indie is sufficient; for teams needing collaboration and code review features, Standard is required.
08 Do Augment credits roll over?
Monthly credits (40,000 for Indie, 130,000 for Standard, 450,000 for Max) reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. Unused credits expire at the end of each month. However, purchased top-up credits ($15 per 24,000) do persist for 12 months before expiring, allowing you to build a buffer for high-usage months.
09 Is Augment Code SOC 2 compliant?
Yes, all paid Augment Code plans (Indie, Standard, Max, and Enterprise) include SOC 2 Type II compliance. Additionally, all plans guarantee that your code is not used for AI training per their Commercial Terms of Service. Enterprise plans add CMEK (Customer-Managed Encryption Keys) and ISO 42001 compliance for organizations with stricter security and data governance requirements.
10 What happened to Augment's old pricing model?
Augment switched from a message-based pricing model to a credit-based system on October 20, 2025. The old model charged per user message (e.g., $50 for 600 messages), which didn't accurately reflect computational costs. The new credit-based model charges based on actual AI resource consumption, with different operations consuming different credit amounts. To ease the transition, Augment added one month of free credits to all accounts, valid for 3 months.
11 Can I use Augment Code for free long-term?
After the initial 30,000 credit trial, Augment does not offer a permanent free tier with monthly credits. You can use the trial to evaluate the platform, then either upgrade to a paid plan ($20-200/month) or potentially continue with community support and limited access. Unlike some competitors with generous free tiers, Augment focuses on paid plans for sustained usage.
12 How does team billing work on Standard and Max plans?
Standard and Max plans support up to 20 users sharing a pooled credit allocation. On Standard, the entire team shares 130,000 credits monthly; on Max, 450,000 credits. Credits are pooled at the team level, meaning any team member can consume credits until the pool is exhausted. Heavy usage by one developer depletes credits for the entire team, so teams should monitor usage and consider auto top-up to prevent service interruption.