Tabnine
Tabnine ingests code repositories and developer context, provides IDE completions, an in-IDE AI chat, and agentic workflows that run CLI or repo-connected tasks. It outputs context-aware suggestions, connects to Git providers, and offers deploy-anywhere options (SaaS, VPC, on‑prem, air‑gapped) with governance controls.
The pricing page lists two annual-subscription per-user prices on public pages: "39 per user per month" for the Code Assistant Platform and "59 per user per month" for the Agentic Platform. Some add‑ons (Headless Agents) and enterprise details require contacting sales or a quote.Is Tabnine right for you?
Good for
- Engineering teams that need context-aware code completions and agent workflows while keeping code inside corporate infrastructure.
- Supports flexible deployment models including SaaS, VPC, on‑premises, or fully air‑gapped to keep code inside your infrastructure.
- Documents a context engine that connects to repositories and tools so agents use organization-specific architecture and standards.
Keep in mind
- Headless Agents are shown as an optional add‑on but the public pages do not show its numeric price (requires separate link/contact).
- Using Tabnine-provided language model access can incur additional reserved token consumption charges on top of the per-user price.
- Buyers who need exact enterprise add‑on pricing or detailed headless-agent fees disclosed up front — confirm add‑on costs and enterprise buying terms with sales.
Pricing and plan limits
The linked official pages list two per-user annual subscription amounts but also require 'Get a quote' for purchase and link to Headless Agent pricing without numeric amounts; plan add‑ons and token billing details reference additional charges.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Supports flexible deployment models including SaaS, VPC, on‑premises, or fully air‑gapped to keep code inside your infrastructure.
Documents a context engine that connects to repositories and tools so agents use organization-specific architecture and standards.
States privacy and compliance controls including zero code retention, end-to-end encryption, and enterprise certifications.
Limitations to consider
Headless Agents are shown as an optional add‑on but the public pages do not show its numeric price (requires separate link/contact).
Using Tabnine-provided language model access can incur additional reserved token consumption charges on top of the per-user price.
Choosing a plan
Evaluate Tabnine by testing IDE completions and agent workflows against a representative repo and confirming deployment model (SaaS/VPC/on‑prem) and add‑on pricing with sales.
Based on the linked product documentation.
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