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Factory Droids vs OpenHands

Factory Droids or OpenHands? 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: Agent that edits files, Reviews pull requests, Command line, Choice of models, API, Official SDKs, Builds agents and workflows
  • Only Factory Droids states: Traces and evaluates
  • Only OpenHands states: Self-hosted, Runs models for you

Factory Droids

Factory Droids are AI software-development agents that write, review, test, document, and automate work across codebases.

Plans

Pro

  • $20/mo
  • Factory App, Droid CLI, and Droid SDK
  • Cloud and local background agents
  • Billing, usage, and readiness dashboards

Plus

  • $100/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • ~5x Pro usage
  • Managed Droid Computers for remote runs

Max

  • $200/mo
  • Everything in Plus
  • ~10x Pro usage
  • Early feature access for high-volume work

Prices checked 2026-09-25 on the maker’s page.

Capabilities

  • Agent that edits files — “Use Droid to plan, build, and validate changes, while your team sets the goals and policies.” source
  • Reviews pull requests — “Get a thorough review on every pull request, with inline comments that catch real issues before they merge.” source
  • Command line — “Factory App , Droid CLI , and Droid SDK” source
  • Choice of models — “Control where your system runs, how it learns, and which models it uses.” source
  • API — “API Reference : drive sessions, computers, wikis, and analytics programmatically.” source
  • Official SDKs — “Factory App , Droid CLI , and Droid SDK” source
  • Builds agents and workflows — “Put repetitive engineering work on autopilot with droids that plan, execute, and validate on a shared context.” source
  • Traces and evaluates — “Monitor active missions, track worker progress, and view detailed execution logs in real time.” source

Security

  • SOC 2 — “Factory has achieved the SOC 2 Type I certification” source
  • Not trained on your data — “At Factory, we build products that protect your IP at all costs, and that means not using your code as training data.” source

Latest updates

About Factory Droids

OpenHands

OpenHands is an open-source platform for running coding agents locally, in the cloud, or in self-hosted environments.

Plans

Open Source

Free

  • Best-in-class OpenHands Agent
  • Web-based GUI, Terminal UI, and CLI
  • Git integrations
  • Community support
  • Model agnostic
  • Runs locally

Enterprise

Price on request

  • SaaS or Self-hosted in your VPC
  • Enterprise SAML / SSO
  • Unlimited concurrent convos per user
  • Large Codebase SDK
  • Priority support & shared Slack channel
  • Private VPC and BYOK options

Prices checked 2026-09-24 by web search.

Capabilities

  • Agent that edits files — “Run OpenHands, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or any ACP-compatible agent across local, remote, and cloud backends.” source
  • Reviews pull requests — “E.g. you can share an Agent Server with your team for agents doing code review and dependency updates” source
  • Command line — “Web-based GUI, Terminal UI, and CLI” source
  • Choice of models — “Model agnostic” source
  • Self-hosted — “SaaS or Self-hosted in your VPC” source
  • API — “API support for automation and scripting” source
  • Official SDKs — “At a high level, our open source options include a local Web GUI, a CLI, and a Software Agent SDK.” source
  • Runs models for you — “use OpenHands models at-cost” source
  • Builds agents and workflows — “Create automations and workflows that integrate with Slack, GitHub, Linear, and more.” source

Latest updates

  • v1.23.0 (v1.23.0)

    Added a universal macOS DMG with per-architecture runtimes, Light+ and Solarized Light themes, and deployment-kind Canvas telemetry.

  • v1.22.0 (v1.22.0)

    Added remote MCP server testing on cloud backends, opened Git Sync to cloud org admins, and translated Turkish UI strings.

  • v1.21.0 (v1.21.0)

    Added support for requesting Docker execution workspaces from Docker servers.

About OpenHands