Disclosure: DevTools Review has no confirmed affiliate or commission relationship with Sourcegraph, GitHub, Cursor, or Anthropic for the tools named here — full breakdown at the link below.
According to DevTools Review's hands-on testing, if you're reading a 2026 "best AI coding tools" roundup that lists Cody with a generous free tier, it's wrong — and until 15 August 2026, so was ours.
What actually happened
Sourcegraph stopped new signups for Cody Free and Cody Pro on 25 June 2025. Access ended for both, plus Enterprise Starter's Cody bundling, on 23 July 2025. Pro users weren't charged for that final period, and departing users got Amp credits ($10 for Free, $40 for Pro/Enterprise Starter) to transition. Cody Enterprise customers were explicitly unaffected and remain fully supported.
That's over thirteen months old. Sourcegraph's own pricing page doesn't mention Cody by name anymore, and sourcegraph.com/cody redirects to docs instead of a product page.
Two products, two audiences now
Amp is Sourcegraph's answer for individual developers — free tier, pay-as-you-go credits, agent-shaped rather than completion-shaped (closer to Claude Code than to what Cody used to be).
Cody, inside Sourcegraph Enterprise, is now positioned as a code-intelligence platform: multi-repo context, context filters, single-tenant deployment. Third-party sources widely quote $59/user/month with a 25-developer minimum, but that number doesn't appear on Sourcegraph's own pricing page, which lists Enterprise as custom. Treat it as unverified until sales quotes you directly.
If you're migrating a team off Cody
- GitHub Copilot Business, $19/seat — the default replacement for an in-editor assistant with admin controls and a predictable invoice.
- Cursor Teams, $40/seat — a stronger agent, at the cost of an editor switch. (Worth noting: the SpaceX acquisition of Cursor's parent Anysphere, which was still pending when this page first published, has since closed — Cursor is now a SpaceX subsidiary under a new "SpaceXAI" division.)
- Claude Code, $20/mo via Pro — the closer match if what you valued about Cody was codebase-wide understanding rather than autocomplete. No published per-seat team plan yet.
- Amp — Sourcegraph's own answer, and the one place you can still try before you buy.
At 50 seats, Copilot Business runs about $11,400/year. A quoted Cody Enterprise at the widely-reported $59/seat would be roughly $35,400/year — a $24,000/year gap worth a real comparison rather than an assumption that the incumbent stays.
Why this took so long to catch
This is the actually useful part: a vendor discontinuing a product doesn't send anyone an email, and most tool reviews are written once and never re-checked. That's exactly how ours ran for over a year with a free tier that no longer existed. We now re-verify every price on the site against the vendor's own pricing page and record the date we did it — which is also why this page lists Cody Enterprise as "Enterprise only, no confirmed number" instead of inventing a figure to fill the column.
Full timeline, migration comparison table, and FAQ: https://devtoolsreview.com/best-for/cody-discontinued-what-to-use-instead/
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