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Augment Code vs Greptile
Augment Code or Greptile? Their plans monthly and yearly, the capabilities their makers state, security and latest updates, side by side — read from the makers' own pages.
In inglese
In short
- Both: Knows the whole codebase, Runs commands, Reviews pull requests, Command line, Self-hosted
- Only Augment Code states: Chat about your code, Agent that edits files, Choice of models, No code retained, Builds agents and workflows, Traces and evaluates
- Only Greptile states: Search over your data
Augment Code
Augment Code provides AI agents for coding, code review, testing, incident response, and software delivery workflows.
Plans
Standard
- $20 /month
- $20 of usage included every month
- Up to 50 seats
- Top-ups, pay as you go
- Context Engine
- CLI access
- MCP & Native Tools
Business
- $100 /month
- $100 of usage included every month
- Up to 50 seats
- Top-ups, pay as you go
- Context Engine
- CLI access
- MCP & Native Tools
Enterprise
Price on request
- Custom usage
- Custom top-up
- Unlimited users
- Custom size compute
- Multi-region compute
- Dedicated support
Prices checked 2026-09-24 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- Chat about your code — “Chat & Agents” source
- Agent that edits files — “Assign a ticket; the loop investigates, writes the change, and exercises it end to end.” source
- Knows the whole codebase — “A live map of your entire codebase, always current, so agents start from real understanding.” source
- Runs commands — “Groups safe minor/patch bumps into a single PR per repo, runs the test suite, and only merges automatically when CI is green.” source
- Reviews pull requests — “Every PR gets a substantive first-pass review within minutes.” source
- Command line — “Software Factory as Code. Define your Experts, environments, and event-driven workflows as versioned YAML.” source
- Choice of models — “Any harness, any model. Build your own model router with Prism, or use one of our defaults.” source
- Self-hosted — “Self-hosted daemon” source
- No code retained — “Zero data retention” source
- Builds agents and workflows — “Use the experts we ship, choose from our library , fork them, or build your own.” source
- Traces and evaluates — “Audit logs + SIEM” source
Latest updates
- IntelliJ Plugin v0.491.0 Release Notes (v0.491.0)
The agent now asks for your approval before reading a file that looks sensitive; MCP servers reached over HTTP, SSE, or Streamable HTTP now go through your configured…
- VSCode Extension 0.901.1 Release Notes (0.901.1)
Chat submit is now a VS Code keyboard shortcut; workspace-defined Augment hooks now run only in trusted workspaces.
- Auggie CLI 0.36.0 Release Notes (0.36.0)
Added a flag to control the model's reasoning effort from the CLI.
Greptile
Greptile reviews GitHub and GitLab pull requests with repository context, flags issues, and suggests fixes.
Plans
Starter
Free
- 50 credits per month
- 1 active developer
- Unlimited repositories
Pro
- $30 /seat/month
- 50 credits per seat per month
- Extra credits at $1 each
- Custom review rules
- Unlimited seats
- Unlimited repositories
- Unlimited integrations
Enterprise
Price on request
- Self-host in your own infrastructure
- SSO and SAML
- GitHub Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud with data residency
- GitLab Self-Managed, Bitbucket Data Center, and Gitea
- Perforce with P4 Code Review for on-premises deployments
- Security and compliance reviews
Prices checked 2026-09-25 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- Knows the whole codebase — “Greptile constructs a graph index of your codebase, then uses a swarm of agents to catch potential issues that humans might miss” source
- Runs commands — “You can now run a full Greptile review from your terminal.” source
- Reviews pull requests — “AI agents that review and test pull requests with full context of the codebase.” source
- Command line — “You can now run a full Greptile review from your terminal.” source
- Self-hosted — “Host Greptile in your own air-gapped environment.” source
- Search over your data — “Greptile builds a complete graph of your codebase - every function, class, and dependency.” source
Security
- SOC 2 Type II — “Greptile is SOC2 Type II compliant.” source
- SOC 2 — “Greptile is SOC2 Type II compliant.” source
- Not: Not trained on your data — “may use such data to train and improve artificial intelligence algorithms and models” source
Latest updates
- Redesigned review summaries
We've redesigned review summaries with less clutter and fewer sections to scroll through, so you can get to the fixes faster.
- Greptile v5 (v5)
v5 runs a swarm of narrowly scoped agents in parallel.
- Security Agent
Greptile security review now pairs static scanning with an AI security agent to catch vulnerabilities in every pull request.