Augment Code
About
Enterprise AI coding platform for large codebases with a Context Engine that structurally maps your repos; flat team pricing and SOC 2 Type II certified
Our Verdict
For Specific NeedsBuilt for the codebases that make other AI tools give up
Augment Code refuses to compete on vibes. Its Context Engine — a structured map of your repos rather than a pile of embeddings — is the real thing, and on sprawling legacy monorepos it retrieves context that makes competitors hallucinate. The business model matches the ambition: no free tier, a flat $100/month for up to 50 seats, and a 40% service fee on model usage that funds all that infrastructure. For a 30-engineer team drowning in a million-line codebase, that math is excellent. For individuals or small startups on greenfield projects, it's simply the wrong product — and Augment would be the first to tell you so.
Best for
- •Mid-size engineering teams (10–50) on large legacy codebases
- •Compliance-heavy enterprises needing SOC 2, ISO 42001 and CMEK
- •Teams tired of per-seat pricing sprawl who prefer flat billing
Consider alternatives if
- •You're a solo developer or hobbyist (→ Cline, Aider, Cursor)
- •Your codebase is small enough for any tool to grasp (→ GitHub Copilot)
Supported Platforms
Available platforms include Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Latest Update
2026: Augment Code consolidates pricing into a flat $100/month Business plan (up to 50 seats, pooled usage, LLM at list price +40%) plus custom Enterprise, launches the Cosmos parallel-agent product, and earns ISO 42001 alongside SOC 2 Type II
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