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Sourcegraph Cody cost: what you actually pay
There is no more self-serve 'Cody' sticker price to quote — Sourcegraph killed Cody Free/Pro (and Cody in Enterprise Starter) on July 23, 2025; today Cody only exists inside Sourcegraph Enterprise (from a disclosed $16,000/year starting price, real deals often $50-100/seat/month), while individual devs are redirected to Amp, a separate metered-credit product.
Public pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sourcegraph Enterprise (Cody included) | CustomPublicly disclosed starting price is $16,000/year, scales with team size; no self-serve checkout. Third-party deal data (Vendr) shows small teams $15K-40K/yr, mid-market $60K-150K/yr, large enterprise $150K-500K+/yr, roughly $50-100/user/month at typical negotiated volumes. | custom | AI credits included per user, pooled org-wide, no monthly expiry, rollover on renewal; code search/navigation, AI Deep Search, Batch Changes, Insights, MCP/API/CLI access |
Cody Free (individual) and Cody Pro ($9-19/user/mo historically), plus Cody access within Enterprise Starter, were discontinued July 23, 2025 (new signups stopped June 25, 2025); departing users received one-time Amp credits ($10 Free users, $40 Pro/Enterprise Starter users) as a transition gift. Sourcegraph now points individual/pro-tier developers to Amp (ampcode.com), a separately branded product with its own subscription-plus-usage pricing (e.g., $20/mo 'Megawatt' with $20 of included agent usage, $200/mo 'Gigawatt' with $200 included, or pure pay-as-you-go) — Amp is not sold under the Cody name, so budgets referencing 'Cody' pricing today should really be checking Amp or Sourcegraph Enterprise instead.
Checked 2026-07-22 against Sourcegraph's own pricing page: no public price published.
Last updated: 2026-07-22. Sourced from Sourcegraph Pricing (official) ↗, Changes to Cody Free, Pro, and Enterprise Starter plans (Sourcegraph blog) ↗.
Where the real Sourcegraph Cody cost hides
The sticker is the smallest part of the story. For Sourcegraph Cody, these are the line items that quietly inflate the bill:
- Any quote or documentation citing 'Cody Pro' or 'Cody Free' at a per-seat monthly price is stale — that product was discontinued July 23, 2025
- The only current Cody path (Sourcegraph Enterprise) is sales-quoted with a scaling starting price, not a fixed self-serve rate
- Included AI credits pool org-wide with no published per-request price sheet, making it hard to forecast consumption for agentic/Deep Search features specifically
- Individual developers are pushed to Amp, a differently-branded product with its own separate credit/subscription pricing that's easy to conflate with 'Cody' pricing
What an audit finds on Sourcegraph Cody
Finance teams still budget off legacy 'Cody Pro at ~$9-19/user/month' figures; at renewal, the only offer is a sales-quoted Sourcegraph Enterprise contract starting at $16,000/year, or a migration to Amp's separate metered-credit billing — both materially different (and for many teams, more expensive or less predictable) than the sunset consumer plan they budgeted for.
Sourcegraph Cody pricing FAQ
Can I still sign up for Cody Free or Cody Pro?
No. Both were discontinued on July 23, 2025 (new signups stopped June 25, 2025). Sourcegraph now offers Cody only as part of Sourcegraph Enterprise.
What does Sourcegraph Enterprise cost?
Sourcegraph publicly states a starting price of $16,000/year that scales with team size; there's no self-serve checkout, so actual cost requires a sales quote. Third-party deal-tracking data puts typical negotiated rates around $50-100/user/month depending on volume.
What should individual developers use instead of Cody now?
Sourcegraph directs individual and former Cody Pro users to Amp (ampcode.com), a separate product billed via monthly subscription-plus-credits or pay-as-you-go, not under the Cody brand.
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