Augment Code Pricing and the Security Costs Beside It
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Augment Code lists Standard at $20 a month and Business at $100 a month, each flat with the same dollar amount of usage included, and Enterprise on custom pricing, and a company budgeting a rollout should add the cost of making agent tool calls safe around its repositories and systems. The Augment pricing page, read on November 12, 2026, is the source for every figure below. Plans change, so confirm them with Augment before you sign.
What each Augment Code plan includes
| Plan | Price listed | Seats and usage | Security items named |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $20 per month, flat | Up to 50 seats, $20 of usage included, then top-ups or pay as you go | SOC 2 Type II, no AI training on your data |
| Business | $100 per month, flat | Up to 50 seats, $100 of usage included, then top-ups or pay as you go | SOC 2 Type II, no AI training on your data |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited users and sessions, custom usage limits, annual volume discounts | SSO, OIDC, SCIM, CMEK, ISO 42001, security reports, dedicated support |
The prices are flat per plan, not per seat. A team of 40 on Business therefore pays $100 a month for the plan, and the $100 of usage included is shared across all of them, which works out to $2.50 a person before anything is added. That is a thin allowance for agent work, so the realistic bill is the plan price plus usage. The page also states a flat 40% service fee on LLM usage, with no fee on compute, and says top-ups expire 12 months after purchase. Standard and Business support is community based, with tickets filed through a portal.
What the plan price does not buy
The comparison table on the pricing page lists SOC 2 Type II, CMEK, ISO 42001, SIEM integration, data residency options, granular access controls, audit trails and SSO, but the extracted page does not show which plan holds each item, and it states no retention period. Ask for that breakdown in writing. The vendor's security page describes the attestation and the no training policy, and does not describe audit logs or permissions for agent tool calls.
Security lines to budget beside the Augment Code plan
| Line | What it covers | Who pays in time or money |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor review | Read the SOC 2 report, ISO certificate and contract terms | Security and procurement, a few days |
| Identity setup | SSO and SCIM, which the pricing page ties to Enterprise | IT, plus the Enterprise quote |
| Credential scoping | Least privilege tokens for every MCP server and tool the agent reaches | Platform team, ongoing |
| Usage monitoring | Watching pay as you go spend beyond the included amount | Engineering manager |
| Per call approval | Rules and approvers for deploys, permission changes and bulk writes | A gateway such as AgentShield |
The first four are mostly staff time and are worth doing whatever you buy. The last is a purchase decision and depends on what the agent can reach. If the agent only suggests code in an editor, skip it. If it can reach a deploy API, a ticket system or customer data, a hostile comment in an issue can steer a call that no vendor attestation covers. The full review is on Augment Code enterprise security. Teams tying engineering spend to revenue often track that in a tool such as an AI revenue workspace that reads your pricing, which is a separate line from this one.
For other assistants, see Devin pricing and Cline Enterprise pricing, and the wider coding agents page.
How much does Augment Code cost?
The Augment pricing page lists Standard at $20 a month and Business at $100 a month, each flat with that dollar amount of usage included and up to 50 seats. Enterprise is custom. Usage beyond the included amount is top-ups or pay as you go. Confirm current terms with Augment.
Is Augment Code priced per seat?
The page describes Standard and Business as flat prices with no per-seat charge, up to 50 seats, with usage shared across the team. Enterprise offers unlimited users on custom terms. Because usage is pooled, heavy agent users drive the bill, not the headcount.
Does Augment Code include security features?
Every plan lists SOC 2 Type II and no AI training on your data. Enterprise adds SSO, OIDC, SCIM, CMEK and ISO 42001. None of that is per call approval for what an agent does with tools, so cover that with a gateway in front of the systems it calls.
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