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Prices last checked 5 October 2026

Top OpenCode Alternatives & Competitors in 2026

OpenCode is the open source AI coding agent. Pricing starts at Free. The products below sit in the same categories.

OpenCode pricing and features

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    Augment Code

    Augment Code describes Cosmos as a platform that moves work from spec to verification with agent loops for code review, ticket-to-PR, vulnerability remediation, and incident response. Agents can be triggered from GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, Jira, schedules, and webhooks, and can run in managed cloud sandboxes or on customer-managed machines.

    Pricing: From $20/mo. Best for: Engineering organizations running shared agent loops with human review gates

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Claude Code

    Claude Code builds a plan, asks clarifying questions, and handles work that runs for hours or days, including bug fixes, tests, refactors, and pull requests. It runs locally in the terminal on macOS, Linux, and Windows, with extensions for VS Code and JetBrains, and asks for permission before changing files or running commands.

    Pricing: From $17/mo. Best for: Developers who want a terminal and IDE coding agent on a Claude subscription

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Cline

    Cline is an open-source coding agent for the editor, terminal, desktop, and an SDK, licensed Apache 2.0. The homepage says it can plan then act, edit across a project, run bash, and use Claude, GPT, Gemini, Ollama, LM Studio, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

    Pricing: Free. Best for: Developers who want an open-source agent and their own model key

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Cursor

    Cursor's homepage says agents turn ideas into code, run in parallel for hours or days, and also operate in the terminal, Slack, and GitHub pull-request review. It offers model choice across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, SpaceXAI, and Cursor models, plus cloud agents.

    Pricing: From $20/mo. Best for: Developers who want an IDE agent with a free Hobby plan and a $20 individual plan

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Devin

    Devin's homepage says it runs in the cloud or on your machine, tests in its own browser, and keeps going until a pull request is ready to merge. It can be tagged in Slack and Microsoft Teams, watches issues and failed CI, and mixes frontier models.

    Pricing: Free, then $20/mo. Best for: Teams that want a cloud software-engineer agent that opens pull requests

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    GitHub Copilot

    GitHub's Copilot page says it works in the editor, terminal, GitHub, and cloud agents, and can assign work to Copilot, Claude, or Codex. The FAQ on the plans page says it provides contextual assistance from inline suggestions and chat through the software development lifecycle.

    Pricing: Free, then $10/user/mo. Best for: Developers who want completions and agents inside GitHub and their IDE

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Google Jules

    Jules is an autonomous coding agent that clones a selected GitHub repository to a cloud VM, writes a plan, shows a diff, and opens a pull request. The homepage says you can also assign a task with a jules label on a GitHub issue.

    Pricing: Not published. Best for: GitHub users who want an async agent that plans a change and opens a pull request

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    OpenAI Codex

    OpenAI describes Codex as a coding partner included in ChatGPT that takes on bugs, refactors, and new features, and runs many agents in parallel with computer and browser tools. The same agent is available in ChatGPT, an IDE extension, the terminal, and cloud environments that keep tasks running after the laptop is closed.

    Pricing: From $20. Best for: Teams already on ChatGPT who want parallel coding agents and pull-request review

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.

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    Windsurf

    https://windsurf.com now presents Devin Desktop, and its FAQ states that Devin Desktop is the new name for Windsurf and that the IDE, extensions, settings, plan, and pricing carry over. The page describes an agent command center for local and cloud agents plus a full IDE with Supercomplete and Fast Context.

    Pricing: Free, then $20/mo. Best for: Windsurf users moving to the Devin Desktop agent command center

    Also listed for Best AI Coding Agents.