Augment Code
6.7/10AI coding agent platform with a codebase-wide Context Engine, CLI, IDE agents and code review, aimed at software teams working in large repositories.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Augment Code is an AI coding platform for engineering teams. Its core is the Context Engine, which indexes large codebases (reviews cite up to about 500,000 files across many repositories) so that its agents can reason across services and dependencies. Teams use it through agents in VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, the Auggie CLI, MCP and native tool integrations, automated pull request code review, and Cosmos, a hosted environment for running agents. Inline completions were removed from non-Enterprise plans in March 2026, so the product now centres on agents rather than autocomplete. Pricing is a flat team fee rather than a per-seat charge. Standard costs $20 a month and Business costs $100 a month. Each covers up to 50 seats and includes that same dollar amount of usage. Usage is billed at the model provider's API list price plus a 40 percent service fee, and pooled top-ups are valid for 12 months. Enterprise is custom-priced and adds SSO, OIDC and SCIM, audit trails, CMEK, data residency, SIEM integration and dedicated support. All plans have SOC 2 Type II and a commitment not to train models on customer data, and ISO 42001 is listed for Enterprise. The product suits mid-size and enterprise teams with complex multi-repo systems. Its main limitation is cost predictability. The switch to credit and usage billing in late 2025 produced many complaints about fast spending and a perceived bait-and-switch.
Our Rating
Who Augment Code is best for
Best software for DevelopersGood fit
It is built for developers, with IDE agents, a CLI and code review.
Enterprise adds SSO and SCIM, CMEK, data residency and audit trails, and named customers include Adobe and MongoDB.
Cross-repository context suits multi-service SaaS codebases.
Less suited
A reviewer says it adds less value for solo developers working in a single repository, and usage costs are hard to predict.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The Context Engine indexes very large multi-repository codebases, which reviewers say is broader than Cursor's limit.
- A flat team fee covering up to 50 seats can work out much cheaper per developer for larger teams.
- Strong compliance coverage: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 42001, CMEK, and no training on customer data.
- Works across VS Code, JetBrains, Vim and Neovim, and a standalone CLI, and lets users choose among models.
Cons
- Usage-based billing is hard to forecast, and users report burning tens of thousands of credits in a day.
- Inline completions were removed from non-Enterprise plans in March 2026.
- Repeated pricing changes have hurt trust, and some Reddit users call them a bait-and-switch.
- Very few G2 and Trustpilot reviews, and their scores are low.
- SSO and audit trails are limited to the custom-priced Enterprise plan.
Key Features
Augment Code Pricing
Standard
- SOC 2 Type II
- $20 of included usage per month
- Flat fee with no per-seat charge
- Up to 50 seats and 50 concurrent sessions
- Context Engine, coding agent, CLI, MCP, Cosmos
Business
- Support tickets under SLA
- Usage analytics and code review
- $100 of included usage per month
- Flat fee with no per-seat charge
- Up to 50 seats and 50 concurrent sessions
Enterprise
- Unlimited users and sessions
- SSO, OIDC and SCIM, plus audit trails
- Dedicated support and volume annual discounts
- CMEK, ISO 42001, data residency and SIEM integration
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Standard ($20 a month) and Business ($100 a month) are flat fees covering up to 50 seats, and each includes usage equal to its price.
Model usage is billed at the provider's API list price plus a 40 percent service fee. Cosmos compute carries no service fee. Top-ups are pooled across the team and expire after 12 months.
Reviews from early 2026 describe a trial with 30,000 credits that requires a credit card. Trial users get community support only.
No. All plans state that customer data is not used for AI training, and all are covered by SOC 2 Type II.
VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Vim and Neovim, and a CLI. Reviewers note that Zed and Emacs support through ACP is newer.
Augment was founded in 2022 by Igor Ostrovsky and Guy Gur-Ari and is led by CEO Scott Dietzen. It has raised $252 million, including a $227 million Series B in April 2024.
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