Amp (Free) Pricing

Amp (Free) plan pricing

Amp (Free) costs $0 per user per month, verified September 20, 2026.

Per seat, monthly

$0 / user / mo

Usage cap

up to $10/day free credits, replenished hourly; pay-as-you-go beyond cap

Underlying model

Multi-model (Claude Sonnet, Opus, GPT-5 series via Amp routing)

Amp (Free) pricing has changed 1 time on record, most recently on August 10, 2026 (cap changed).

• August 10, 2026: Cap changed — $0 / seat / mo

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the most common questions about Amp (Free) seat pricing, billing, and what is included.

Notes

Sourcegraph's replacement for Cody Free/Pro (which were discontinued and directed users here). Individual devs use Amp free (ad-supported, up to $10/day usage cap) then pay-as-you-go with no markup beyond the cap — unusual pricing model that avoids subscription lock-in for personal use. Amp is genuinely usage-based, not per-seat monthly. Sourcegraph Cody itself now Enterprise-only at $59/user/mo. Amp focuses on agentic workflows and access to cutting-edge LLMs. [2026-07-26] Price verified $0 (free entry). Cap wording conflict: sources split between 'ad-supported with sponsored suggestions' and 'ad-free since March 2026, no hard token caps'; no source confirmed the $10/day cap. Left cap unchanged — recheck next run. [2026-07-29] Price verified $0. Cap conflict partially resolved: sources now confirm $10/day free credits, replenished hourly (~$300/mo equivalent) — matches cap on file. Ad-supported status still conflicting (one source says ads removed March 2026, others describe active ads). Cap wording left unchanged — recheck ad status next run. [2026-08-10] Usage cap changed: 'up to $10/day usage (ad-supported); pay-as-you-go beyond cap' → 'up to $10/day free credits, replenished hourly; pay-as-you-go beyond cap'. Ad-status conflict RESOLVED: Amp Free is ad-free since Jan 8, 2026 per official ampcode.com/news/amp-free-is-ad-free. Price verified $0. WATCH: official May 23, 2026 notice says Amp is pausing/reducing the free daily allowance for some users and restricting older clients — recheck cap next runs. [2026-08-16] Price $0 and the '$10/day free credits, replenished hourly (~$300/mo)' cap both re-confirmed — no field change. TWO WARNINGS: (1) sources this run state AMP FREE IS CURRENTLY CLOSED TO NEW SIGNUPS ('Amp Free is full, plans to reopen admission later') — existing users keep daily credits, but a $0 tier new users cannot join may not belong in the calculator as-is; (2) ad-status conflict has RE-OPENED, with sources again describing Amp Free as 'powered by ads', contradicting the Jan 8, 2026 ad-free announcement resolved last run. Paid Amp plans reportedly start at $59/mo. [2026-08-23] Verification attempt produced no clear result on the cap — recheck next run. Price re-confirmed $0 (sources describe a free tier with no credit card required, pay-as-you-go at zero markup beyond it), so Per-seat Monthly is sound. But NO source this run restated the $10/day figure, the ad status, or the new-signup freeze flagged last week, so all three remain open. One new datapoint: Amp completed a major architecture rebuild in May 2026 and relaunched — which may be why cap details keep shifting. No fields changed. [2026-08-30] Verification attempt produced no clear result on the cap — recheck next run. Price re-confirmed $0 (free tier, no credit card required, pay-as-you-go at zero markup beyond it). Cap DIRECTLY CONTRADICTED but not cleanly: a source this run states the $10/day free allowance ran 'through January 2026', i.e. the figure on file may have expired seven months ago; another describes the current free tier as 'no hard token caps'. Ad-status conflict ALSO STILL OPEN — this run's sources again describe Amp Free as ad-supported with sponsored suggestions in non-code contexts, contradicting the Jan 8, 2026 ad-free announcement. The $10/day cap has now failed to be confirmed in 3 of the last 4 runs and has one source against it. RECOMMENDATION: this row's Usage Cap is the least trustworthy field in the table — either check ampcode.com/pricing manually or consider setting Status to Beta/holding it out of the calculator until Amp's post-rebuild free tier settles. Paid Amp (Smart Mode) reportedly starts at $59/mo. No fields changed. [2026-09-06] Verification attempt produced no clear result on the cap — 4th consecutive run. Price re-confirmed $0. Every open issue on this row was restated by this run's sources, none resolved: (1) the '$10/day through January 2026' expiry claim reappeared verbatim, a 2nd run against the cap on file; (2) the NEW-SIGNUP FREEZE is corroborated again — 'that free tier is now closed to new signups as of mid-2026, though existing users reportedly kept access to roughly $10 a day'; (3) the ad-status conflict is open a 5th run, sources again calling Amp Free ad-supported. NEW THIS RUN: Amp introduced paid subscription tiers 'Megawatt' and 'Gigawatt' in July 2026 on top of usage-based billing, and Sourcegraph spun Amp out as an independent company (Amp Frontier Corporation) in Dec 2025 — so the Vendor field on this row may also be wrong. ESCALATING the Aug 30 recommendation: this row should be set to Beta or held out of the v2 calculator until Khaled checks ampcode.com/pricing manually. No fields changed. [2026-09-20] Plan appears deprecated per official site — flag for status change to Deprecated. This run is the first with a source stating the free tier is not merely frozen but PAUSED OUTRIGHT: 'by mid-2026 the free tier was paused outright, with Sourcegraph saying it doesn't intend to bring it back.' A second source dates the new-signup closure to Feb 10, 2026, with existing users retaining $10/day. That makes the signup freeze flagged Aug 16 / Sep 6 a permanent discontinuation rather than a temporary one, and it means the $0 Per-seat Monthly on this row is no longer purchasable by anyone. Price field left at $0 and cap left unchanged per policy (Khaled decides Status). RECOMMENDATION now unambiguous: set Status = Deprecated and drop this row from the v2 calculator's Subscription mode; Amp's current commercial offer is pay-as-you-go credits at zero markup plus the Megawatt/Gigawatt tiers noted Sep 6. No fields changed apart from Last Verified Date.