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Sourcegraph Cody · Developer & Infrastructure

AI code assistant from Sourcegraph, positioned as the enterprise-grade alternative to GitHub Copilot with deep code-graph awareness. Pricing: Free (200 autocompletions/day, 20 chat messages/day), Pro $9/user/mo (unlimited usage + premium models), Enterprise Starter $19/user/mo (SSO, audit logs, admin controls), Enterprise custom. The Sourcegraph code graph is the moat — Cody knows your entire codebase, not just the open file.

In other words, Sourcegraph Cody is worth it for engineering orgs (50+ devs) that already use Sourcegraph or need Cody's deep code-graph context — the ability to reason across an entire monorepo. Pro at $9/user/mo is aggressively priced vs Cursor and Copilot but the strategic buyer is Enterprise Starter and above. Free tier is generous enough for individuals to evaluate. Downside: without Sourcegraph as your code search layer, the code-graph advantage is less pronounced.

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Pricing summary

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

Just want an IDE with AI? Cursor or Windsurf. Prefer autocomplete-first with the widest editor support? GitHub Copilot. Need on-prem with air-gap? Sourcegraph Enterprise — or Tabnine.

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
contact sales only; page states 'Starting at $16K minimum annual contract, includes credits for AI features, scales with team size'. Code Search, Deep Search (AI), Batch Changes, Insights, Monitoring, MCP server/API/CLI, single-tenant cloud or self-hosted, 24x5 support.
NOTE: no per-seat price is published. The Cody brand no longer appears on the pricing page; Cody Free/Pro/Enterprise Starter were discontinued 2025-07-23.
Custom
Custom
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Price history

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Common questions about Sourcegraph Cody

Is Sourcegraph Cody worth it?
Sourcegraph Cody is worth it for engineering orgs (50+ devs) that already use Sourcegraph or need Cody's deep code-graph context — the ability to reason across an entire monorepo. Pro at $9/user/mo is aggressively priced vs Cursor and Copilot but the strategic buyer is Enterprise Starter and above.
What are the pricing tiers of Sourcegraph Cody?
Sourcegraph Cody has 2 plans: Enterprise (custom), NOTE: no per-seat price is published. The Cody brand no longer appears on the pricing page; Cody Free/Pro/Enterprise Starter were discontinued 2025-07-23. (custom).
How is Sourcegraph Cody priced — per usage or subscription?
Sourcegraph Cody is priced per seat. You pay a recurring subscription rather than metered usage.

Frequently asked questions

About Sourcegraph Cody pricing.

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

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

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

Sourcegraph Cody's pricing has been stable since Nov 4, 2026. See full history at /tools/sourcegraph-cody/price-history.

Sourcegraph Cody 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.

At a glance

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