The seat price of an AI coding tool rarely tells you what it will cost, because almost every plan now meters model use through credits, tokens, rate windows or a dollar allowance. This tracker records the plans, prices, included usage and overage rules for twelve AI coding tools, taken from each vendor's official pricing page or documentation, with identical fields for every tool. It also lists the 2026 lifecycle dates that change what can still be bought. It is for engineering managers, finance and procurement teams, and developers comparing plans before a trial or renewal. Tools are listed alphabetically; order is never a ranking. All prices are in US dollars per month, exclude tax, and are stated by every vendor as subject to change.
Last checked: 2026-11-15.
This is an independent reference page from NHI Mgmt Group based on public provider documentation; it is not sponsored or endorsed by any provider.
Key takeaways
- Usage units differ by vendor. GitHub uses AI Credits at $0.01, JetBrains uses credits worth $1, Kiro sells add-on credits at $0.04, Bolt meters tokens, and Anthropic and OpenAI use rolling five-hour and weekly windows.
- Individual plans cluster around $20 to $25. Claude Pro, Devin Pro, Kiro Pro, Replit Core and ChatGPT Plus sit at $20, Bolt Pro and Lovable Pro at $25, with lower entry plans from Cursor, GitHub and OpenAI.
- Top individual tiers reach $200 or more. Claude Ultra, Cursor Ultra, Devin Max and Kiro Power are $200, and ChatGPT Pro has a $500 tier.
- Overage is where budgets break. Several plans bill extra use at API list price, so a heavy agent user can cost far more than the seat; Anthropic's documentation puts the enterprise average for Claude Code at $150 to $250 per developer per month.
- Some products can no longer be bought. Gemini Code Assist Standard and Enterprise reached end of sale on 9 October 2026, and Amazon Q Developer closed to new subscriptions on 15 May 2026.
How do AI coding tools charge?
Each vendor combines a subscription with a usage meter. The table names the unit each vendor's official page uses. As of 15 November 2026.
| Tool | Usage unit | Reset or expiry | Beyond the allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antigravity | Weekly rate limits; flexible AI credit pool on Google AI Pro and Ultra | Weekly | Consumption-based pricing on the Google Cloud pay-as-you-go plan |
| Bolt | Tokens per month, with a daily limit on Free | Paid plans keep unused tokens for up to two months while subscribed | Larger Pro token tiers |
| Claude Code | Five-hour and weekly usage windows on subscriptions; tokens on the API | Rolling five-hour and weekly windows | Usage credits with spend limits, or per-token billing |
| Cursor | Usage pool shared across Cursor and Grok, expressed as multiples of Plus usage | Refreshes weekly | Third-party models at API list price from prepaid credit |
| Devin | Plan quotas | Not stated by Cognition on the pricing page | Extra usage consumed at API pricing on paid plans |
| GitHub Copilot | GitHub AI Credits, 1 credit = $0.01, split into base and flex allotments | Monthly | Paid usage against a dollar budget; $0.01 per credit beyond the organisation pool |
| JetBrains AI | AI credits, 1 credit = $1 | Quota per 30 days; top-up credits valid 12 months | Top-up credits, used after the monthly quota |
| Kiro | Credits | Monthly | Add-on credits at $0.04 |
| Lovable | Plan credits, daily build credits and monthly Cloud, AI and connector grants | Monthly plan credits expire two months after issue; grants do not roll over | Top-ups (valid 12 months) on Pro and Business |
| OpenAI Codex | Estimated local messages per five-hour window, varying by model, plus weekly limits | Five-hour and weekly | Credits, or API-key use at API pricing |
| Replit | Dollar allowance toward models plus Free Mode limits | Monthly | Effort-based pay-as-you-go |
| v0 | Dollar credits per user plus $2 daily login credit | Monthly and daily | Additional credits shared across the team |
The broader pattern, including outcome-based and per-task pricing for agents outside coding, is explained in AI Agent Pricing Models Explained.
How much does each AI coding tool cost?
Plan tables per tool, with the same columns throughout. As of 15 November 2026.
Antigravity (Google)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| For Individuals | $0 | Basic weekly rate limits, unlimited Tab completions and Command requests |
| Google AI Pro | Not stated on the Antigravity pricing page | Higher rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool |
| Google AI Ultra | Not stated on the Antigravity pricing page | Higher limits than Pro and a flexible AI credit pool |
| Business via Google Cloud | Standard or Plus from $30 per seat; pay-as-you-go $0 seat fee | Consumption-based; spend caps; for eligible Gemini Enterprise customers |
Bolt (StackBlitz)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1M tokens per month, 300K per day; tokens do not roll over |
| Pro | $25, billed monthly | From 10M tokens per month, no daily limit |
| Teams | $30 per member, billed monthly | Allowance per paid member, not shared |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |
Bolt states savings of up to 28% with yearly billing.
Claude Code (Anthropic)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Claude Code not included |
| Pro | $20, or $17 per month billed annually ($200 up front) | More usage than Free, per five hours and per week |
| Max | $100 | 5x Pro usage |
| Ultra | $200 | No five-hour limit for verified accounts; 10x Pro usage per week |
| Team (2 to 150 seats) | Standard $20 annual or $25 monthly; Premium $100 annual or $125 monthly per seat | Standard: more than Pro; Premium: 5x standard |
| Enterprise | $20 per seat billed annually, 20 seat minimum, plus usage at API rates | Usage cost scales with model and task |
Claude Code can also be billed per token through the Claude Console, Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud's Agent Platform or Microsoft Foundry.
Cursor
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited agent and chat requests; third-party models not available |
| Plus | $8 | Base usage; Grok models only |
| Premium | $30 | 4x Plus; third-party models at API list price |
| Super | $100 | 15x Plus |
| Ultra | $200 | 50x Plus |
| Teams | $30, $100 or $200 per seat | Matches the seat's tier; third-party models at API list price plus the Cursor Token Rate on eligible models |
| Enterprise | Custom | Pooled |
Cursor's documentation states that Cursor is sold as part of The X Subscription, covering Grok, Cursor and X.
Devin (Cognition)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Light agent quota; unlimited inline edits and Tab completions |
| Pro | $20 | Increased quotas, Devin Cloud access, use of a ChatGPT plan |
| Max | $200 | Significantly higher quotas |
| Teams | $80 per team plus $40 per full developer seat | Quota per full user; up to 100 users; three cost-control usage tiers |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom terms |
GitHub Copilot
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 2,000 completions per month; limited chat and agent use |
| Pro | $10 | 1,500 AI Credits (1,000 base, 500 flex) |
| Pro+ | $39 | 7,000 AI Credits (3,900 base, 3,100 flex) |
| Max | $100 | 20,000 AI Credits (10,000 base, 10,000 flex) |
| Business | $19 per granted seat | 1,900 credits per user, pooled |
| Enterprise | $39 per granted seat | 3,900 credits per user, pooled |
| Copilot access | $0 for GitHub Enterprise Cloud users; $10 per user standalone | No credits included; metered from first use |
GitHub also lists a free Copilot Student plan. Free users cannot buy extra credits; Pro, Pro+ and Max users can.
JetBrains AI
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| AI Free | $0 | 3 credits per 30 days; no top-ups |
| AI Trial | $0 | Trial credit allowance; top-ups available |
| AI Pro | See the JetBrains store | Monthly credit quota; top-ups available |
| AI Ultimate | See the JetBrains store | Larger monthly credit quota; top-ups available |
| AI Enterprise | $60 | On par with AI Ultimate or higher; organisations only, through JetBrains IDE Services |
Each JetBrains AI credit is worth $1 and is charged in local currency; purchased credits are not available in China. Organisation top-ups go into a shared pool with admin monthly limits.
Kiro (AWS)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 50 credits; open-weight models and Claude Sonnet 4.5 |
| Pro | $20 per user | 1,000 credits |
| Pro+ | $40 per user | 2,000 credits |
| Pro Max | $100 per user | 5,000 credits |
| Power | $200 per user | 10,000 credits |
| Teams and enterprises | $20 per seat | 500 credits per seat, pooled for teams of two or more |
Paid add-on credits cost $0.04 each.
Lovable
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5 daily build credits up to 30 per month; 20 Cloud, 4 AI and 1 connector grant per month |
| Pro | $25, or $250 per year, for 100 credits | From 100 credits per month, tiers up to 10,000 |
| Business | $50, or $500 per year, for 100 credits | From 100 credits per month, tiers up to 10,000 |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Volume-based workspace commitment |
OpenAI Codex
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT Free | $0 | Quick coding tasks |
| ChatGPT Go | $8 | Lightweight coding tasks |
| ChatGPT Plus | $20 | Codex on web, CLI, IDE extension and iOS; estimated messages per five hours by model |
| ChatGPT Pro | $100, $200 or $500 | No five-hour limit currently; $500 tier includes Ultrafast mode |
| ChatGPT Business | $20 per user billed annually or $25 monthly, 2+ users | Standard Business limits match the Plus estimates |
| Enterprise and Edu | Contact sales | Flexible pricing scales with credits |
OpenAI's estimate for Plus and standard Business ranges from about 350 to 3,000 local messages per five hours on GPT-6 Luna down to about 5 to 45 on GPT-6 Astra, and it describes these as estimates, not fixed limits.
Replit
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $20, or $18 per month billed annually | Up to 30 hours of Free Mode chat, 60 Free Mode projects, $20 toward more capable models |
| Pro | $100, or $90 per month billed annually | More Free Mode usage, $100 toward the most capable models, $100 in credits, up to 15 collaborators |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |
v0 (Vercel)
| Plan | Price | Included usage |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 7 messages per day |
| Plus | $30 per user | $30 credits per user per month, $2 on daily login |
| Business | $100 per user | $30 credits per user per month, $2 on daily login; training opt-out by default |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |
What do team and enterprise plans cost?
Organisation pricing with the identity and admin controls each vendor lists for that tier. As of 15 November 2026.
| Tool | Team or business price | Enterprise price | Identity and admin controls stated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antigravity | From $30 per seat (Standard or Plus), or $0 seat pay-as-you-go | Via Gemini Enterprise | Spend caps, centralised administration |
| Bolt | $30 per member | Custom | Team access management, user provisioning; SSO and audit logs on Enterprise |
| Claude Code | $20 to $125 per seat by tier and billing | $20 per seat plus API-rate usage, 20 seat minimum | Spend limits by organisation, group and member; analytics API on Enterprise |
| Cursor | $30, $100 or $200 per seat | Custom | SAML or OIDC SSO; SCIM, audit logs and access controls on Enterprise |
| Devin | $80 plus $40 per full seat | Custom | SAML or OIDC SSO; SCIM and role-based access on Enterprise |
| GitHub Copilot | Business $19 per seat | $39 per seat | Pooled credits, organisation billing |
| JetBrains AI | Organisation licences with shared top-up pool | AI Enterprise $60 | Admin monthly credit limits |
| Kiro | $20 per seat | Same seat price with pooled credits | Credit pooling |
| Lovable | Business $50 for 100 credits | Contact sales | SSO and role-based access on Business; SCIM and audit logs on Enterprise |
| OpenAI Codex | $20 annual or $25 monthly per user | Contact sales | Workspace credits on flexible pricing |
| Replit | Pro $100 with up to 15 collaborators | Custom | SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Enterprise |
| v0 | Business $100 per user | Custom | Centralised billing; SAML SSO and role-based access on Enterprise |
For what to ask about these controls during evaluation, see the AI Coding Assistant Buyer's Guide.
What pricing and plan changes happened in 2026?
- Amazon Q Developer: new sign-ups and subscriptions ended on 15 May 2026; existing Pro subscriptions can still add users until end of support on 30 April 2027. AWS names Kiro as the migration path.
- Gemini Code Assist for individuals, Google AI Pro and Ultra tiers: IDE extensions and Gemini CLI usage on these tiers stopped serving requests on 18 June 2026, with migration to Antigravity.
- Gemini Code Assist Standard and Enterprise: end of sale on 9 October 2026; annual subscriptions auto-renew until 31 January 2027 and monthly until 31 December 2027; licences can be added until 31 January 2027.
- GitHub Copilot: GitHub's plan documentation, as of November 2026, states allowances in AI Credits, with base and flex allotments and pooled organisation credits.
- Cursor: Cursor's documentation, as of November 2026, describes Cursor as sold within The X Subscription, with a usage pool shared with Grok.
Dates for each product's launches and renames are on the AI Coding Tools Timeline.
How do I estimate the real cost per developer?
- Pick the plan by controls first: if you need SSO, SCIM or audit logs, start from the tier that includes them, not the cheapest seat.
- Pilot with a small group: measure usage over two to four weeks with each vendor's own reporting, such as Claude Code's spend report, Copilot credit usage or Kiro credit balance.
- Separate seat and usage: record the fixed seat cost and the variable overage cost per developer; overage at API list price can exceed the seat.
- Set caps before rollout: use per-user, group or organisation spend limits where the vendor offers them, and decide whether developers stop or continue at the limit.
- Model the heavy users: agent workflows, background agents and long sessions consume far more than completions; budget a separate tier for them.
- Re-check before renewal: confirm prices and units on the official page, because every vendor here states that prices may change.
Usage meters also create an identity question: who holds the API key or token that the usage is billed to. Shared keys hide per-user cost and widen exposure if leaked. See AI Coding Tools and Secrets Sprawl and How to audit AI coding assistant tokens and config files.
Practitioner checklist
- List every AI coding subscription and API key billed to the organisation, including personal plans expensed by staff.
- Record, per tool, the usage unit, the reset window and the overage rule from the official page.
- Turn on spend limits per user or group where available, and route alerts to the budget owner.
- Issue one key or seat per developer or workload, never a shared key, so cost and access are attributable.
- Move any Gemini Code Assist or Amazon Q Developer users to a supported product before the dated deadlines.
- Confirm the plan that includes SSO, SCIM and audit logs before buying seats at a lower tier.
- Re-check prices and plan names on the vendor's pricing page before every renewal.
Standards and references
All sources accessed 15 November 2026.
- Google: Antigravity pricing
- StackBlitz: Bolt pricing
- Anthropic: Claude pricing
- Anthropic: Claude Code, manage costs effectively
- Cursor: Models and pricing documentation
- Cognition: Devin pricing
- GitHub Docs: Plans for GitHub Copilot
- GitHub: Copilot plans and pricing
- JetBrains: AI Assistant licensing and subscriptions
- AWS: Kiro pricing
- Lovable: Subscription plans
- OpenAI: ChatGPT and Codex pricing
- Replit: Pricing
- Vercel: v0 pricing
- AWS: Amazon Q Developer end of support announcement
- Google Cloud: Gemini Code Assist Standard and Enterprise sunset
- Google for Developers: Gemini Code Assist for individuals deprecation
Related NHI Mgmt Group resources: AI Coding Tools Hub · AI Agent Pricing Models Explained · AI coding assistant rollout playbook · Unsanctioned AI Coding Assistants