Augment Code Review 2026
Augment Code sells a flat monthly price per team rather than per seat, with up to 50 seats on its Standard and Business plans. The official page adds a 40 percent service fee on model usage, so the flat price does not cap total spend.
Profile
Augment Code is an AI coding platform. Its pricing page lists a context engine, a coding agent, chat and agents, command-line access, MCP and native tools, usage analytics and code review (R13, R15).
The ranking does not list Augment Code. This review uses the vendor’s pricing and FAQ pages only.
Strengths named in our sources
- Standard is $20 a month flat with up to 50 seats and $20 of usage included. Business is $100 a month flat with $100 of usage included (R13).
- Included usage and top-ups are pooled across the team, so occasional and heavy users share one balance (R13).
- Code Review is available on every plan for GitHub pull requests (R15).
- Paid plans exclude AI training on customer data under the Commercial Terms, and the company reports an annual SOC 2 Type II audit (R16).
Drawbacks named in our sources
- LLM usage carries a flat 40 percent service fee on top of the provider’s list price. Compute carries no fee (R14).
- Standard and Business rely on community support and a ticket portal, while dedicated support is an Enterprise feature (R16).
- Top-ups that sit outside the plan expire 12 months after purchase (R16).
Pricing as the sources list it
- Standard: $20 per month flat, up to 50 seats, with $20 of usage included (R13).
- Business: $100 per month flat, up to 50 seats, with $100 of usage included (R13).
- Enterprise: custom usage and top-ups, unlimited users, and SSO, OIDC and SCIM support (R13, R15).
- Usage is measured in dollars across LLM inference, the Context Engine and compute. LLM usage is billed at list price plus the 40 percent fee (R14).
What the vendor says
The pricing page says Enterprise Code Review adds analytics, user allowlists, MCP configuration for ticketing and docs tools, multi-organization support and unlimited seats and repositories (R15). These are vendor claims.
Who it suits
- Teams of up to 50 seats that want one shared monthly budget rather than per-seat fees (R13).
- Teams that want review on GitHub pull requests without a separate contract (R15).
- Less suited to teams that need the exact model bill without a service fee on top.
What we did not test
We did not run Augment Code on a codebase and did not measure context quality, agent results or review accuracy. Its SOC 2 and training statements are vendor claims as published on its pages.
Before you buy
Check the flat price against your team size. Standard and Business each cover up to 50 seats (R13), so a larger team needs Enterprise. Model usage carries a 40 percent fee on top of list price (R14), so estimate your monthly usage before you pick a flat plan.
How to run your own trial
Build a small piece of the work you plan to ship, and note the setup time, the first usable result and any change you did not ask for. Check how usage is billed before you add more work, because the meter is often the part that surprises a team. Where the sources disagree on price, compare what each plan includes on the vendor page rather than the headline figure.
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FAQ
Is Augment Code a flat price?
The Standard and Business plans are flat monthly prices with no per-seat charge, for up to 50 seats (R13). Usage beyond the included amount is billed as you go, and LLM usage carries a 40 percent service fee (R14).
Does the team share usage?
Yes. Included usage and top-ups are pooled across the whole team, according to the pricing FAQ (R13).
Does Augment Code train on my code?
The pricing page says paid plans exclude AI training on customer data under the Commercial Terms (R16). We did not review those terms.