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Open-source AI code assistant that runs as an extension in VS Code, JetBrains, and other editors. Individual use is free (BYOK for LLM). Continue for Teams costs $10/user/mo and adds shared prompts, custom AI blocks, and analytics. Enterprise adds SSO, on-prem, and custom integrations. Positioned as the open-source alternative to GitHub Copilot with full customization of models and prompts.

In other words, Continue is worth it for developers and teams that want to customize their AI coding stack — choose your own model, write custom prompts, share blocks across the team. Individual tier is free with BYOK; Teams ($10/user/mo) is the cheapest way to standardize prompts across a team. Enterprise adds on-prem for regulated industries. Downside: the UX polish lags Cursor and Windsurf, and you need to be comfortable configuring LLM credentials yourself.

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Starting price
Custom pricing
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Pricing model
Per Seat

Per user / per month

Key limit
Varies by plan

Depends on tier

Free trial
No

Not applicable

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Alternatives to consider

Want a polished out-of-box experience? Cursor or Windsurf. Need only autocomplete (no chat)? Codeium free tier. Just want to use it in JetBrains? Also try JetBrains AI Assistant.

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DISCONTINUED — Cursor acquired Continue.dev around June 16, 2026 in a quiet acqui-hire. Final release v2.0.0-vscode shipped June 19, 2026. continue.dev/pricing returns 404. Cloud data deleted after July 15, 2026. Open-source repo lives on under Apache 2.0 (read-only). The paid hub is gone.
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Common questions about Continue

Is Continue worth it?
Continue is worth it for developers and teams that want to customize their AI coding stack — choose your own model, write custom prompts, share blocks across the team. Individual tier is free with BYOK; Teams ($10/user/mo) is the cheapest way to standardize prompts across a team.
What are the pricing tiers of Continue?
Continue has 1 plans: DISCONTINUED — Cursor acquired Continue.dev around June 16, 2026 in a quiet acqui-hire. Final release v2.0.0-vscode shipped June 19, 2026. continue.dev/pricing returns 404. Cloud data deleted after July 15, 2026. Open-source repo lives on under Apache 2.0 (read-only). The paid hub is gone. (free).
How is Continue priced — per usage or subscription?
Continue is priced per seat. You pay a recurring subscription rather than metered usage.

Frequently asked questions

About Continue pricing.

Continue does not publish standard pricing. Pricing is quoted per customer based on requirements.

Free-plan and free-trial availability for Continue isn't confirmed in our tracker yet.

Continue does not publish pricing publicly. Pricing is quoted per customer based on requirements.

We haven't logged any price changes for Continue yet. Full history will build as we log changes.

Continue does not publish standard pricing, so a direct comparison isn't possible. For reference, the cheapest publicly-priced Developer & Infrastructure tool we track is GitHub at $4/month.

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