Augment Code
Augment Code’s Cosmos runs event‑driven fleets of engineering agents (Experts) to automate ticket→PR cycles, code review, incident response, and remediation. It includes a Context Engine that maps your codebase and options to run agents in managed sandboxes or on your own machines for sensitive code.
Augment Code documents three tiers: Standard ($20 /month) and Business ($100 /month) as flat monthly charges (each includes pooled usage credits and up to 50 seats), and a custom Enterprise tier negotiated with sales.Is Augment Code right for you?
Good for
- Engineering teams that want event‑triggered, auditable automation tied to a live codebase map, with managed or self‑hosted agent execution.
- Provides managed cloud sandboxes or the ability to run agents on your own machines for code that cannot leave your environment.
- Includes a Context Engine described as a live, always-current map of the entire codebase so agents start from up-to-date understanding.
Keep in mind
- Standard and Business include up to 50 seats; larger teams must move to Enterprise or negotiate custom terms.
- Paid plans explicitly disallow provider-side model training on your data, so you cannot opt into Augment training on customer code.
- If you need more than 50 included seats, confirm Enterprise terms and pricing before purchase, since Standard and Business caps include up to 50 seats.
Pricing and plan limits
Standard includes "$20/mo of usage" and Business includes "$100/mo of usage" pooled across language model, Context Engine and compute; the site also documents a "flat 40% fee on language model usage" but the public pages do not list per-unit top-up prices or provider model API list prices.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Provides managed cloud sandboxes or the ability to run agents on your own machines for code that cannot leave your environment.
Includes a Context Engine described as a live, always-current map of the entire codebase so agents start from up-to-date understanding.
Limitations to consider
Standard and Business include up to 50 seats; larger teams must move to Enterprise or negotiate custom terms.
Paid plans explicitly disallow provider-side model training on your data, so you cannot opt into Augment training on customer code.
Choosing a plan
Run a pilot that connects Cosmos to a small repository, exercise the Context Engine and managed/self‑hosted agent runs, and verify seat counts and top‑up pricing with sales.
Based on the linked product documentation.
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Choose around the work you need to do.
Devin
Use Devin when you need autonomous engineering agents that integrate with developer tools to plan and execute multi-repo work such as PRs, refactors, reviews, and incident triage.
