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Augment Code vs CodeRabbit

Augment Code or CodeRabbit? Their plans monthly and yearly, the capabilities their makers state, security and latest updates, side by side — read from the makers' own pages.

In short

  • Both: Chat about your code, Agent that edits files, Knows the whole codebase, Reviews pull requests, Command line, Self-hosted, Builds agents and workflows
  • Only Augment Code states: Runs commands, Choice of models, No code retained, Traces and evaluates
  • Only CodeRabbit states: API

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

About Augment Code

CodeRabbit

AI code review for pull requests and CLI changes, with PR triage, change explanations, security monitoring, and coding-agent workflows.

Plans

Essentials

  • $24 / developer / month billed annually
  • $30 / developer / month billed monthly
  • AI Code Review
  • Triage
  • Change Stack
  • Continuous Security Monitoring
  • Agentic AI reviews on PRs & CLI
  • 1-click fixes

Team

  • $48 / developer / month billed annually
  • $60 / developer / month billed monthly
  • All features in Essentials
  • Multi-repo analysis
  • Custom pre-merge checks
  • Finishing touches: unit tests, merge conflict resolution, simplify
  • Post-merge actions
  • Higher limits across the product

Advanced

  • $72 / developer / month billed annually
  • $90 / developer / month billed monthly
  • Everything in Team
  • Blast radius and architectural impact analysis
  • Security review of every PR
  • Continuous security monitoring
  • Higher limits across the product

Enterprise

Price on request

  • All Advanced plan features
  • Custom RBAC, SSO and audit logging
  • API access
  • Self-hosting option
  • Multi-org support
  • SLA support

Prices checked 2026-09-24 on the maker’s page.

Capabilities

  • Chat about your code — “Agentic chat” source
  • Agent that edits files — “Run coding tasks in the cloud, use CodeRabbit in Slack, and build automations.” source
  • Knows the whole codebase — “Scan your full codebase” source
  • Reviews pull requests — “Industry-leading AI code reviews.” source
  • Command line — “Agentic AI reviews on PRs & CLI” source
  • Self-hosted — “Self-hosting option” source
  • API — “API access” source
  • Builds agents and workflows — “Run coding tasks in the cloud, use CodeRabbit in Slack, and build automations.” source

Security

  • SOC 2 Type II — “CodeRabbit is SOC 2 Type II audited annually.” source
  • SOC 2 — “CodeRabbit is SOC 2 Type II audited annually.” source

Latest updates

About CodeRabbit