{"name":"Amp","tagline":"Sourcegraph's agentic coding product (not Cody) — subscription orbs plus linked ChatGPT/Grok usage.","url":"https://ampcode.com","category":"coding","pricing":"paid","price_note":"Megawatt $20/mo (750 orb-hours, $20 included agent usage); Gigawatt $200/mo; unconstrained usage billing","free_tier":false,"open_source":false,"api":true,"self_host":false,"model_routing":"bundled","verdict":"situational","verdict_text":"Amp is the product Sourcegraph actually pushes; Cody is the skip. $20 Megawatt includes agent usage and a pile of \"orbs,\" and you can attach a ChatGPT or SuperGrok sub for extra tokens at no Amp markup. Closed, hosted, and still a second IDE habit. Cody remains a separate, enterprise-only card.","limitations":["No public free tier on the Amp pricing page.","Orb hours and included agent dollars are two different meters.","Max two subscriptions per human; orbs are not a resale compute pool.","Team workspace billing is manual — no auto-seat provisioning yet."],"strengths":["Sourcegraph's current agentic coding push, with Cody kept as a separate enterprise card.","$20 Megawatt bundles agent usage and orb-hours for a low entry price.","Attach an existing ChatGPT or SuperGrok subscription at no Amp markup."],"use_for":["Developers who want agentic coding inside a second IDE and already tolerate Sourcegraph.","Teams that already pay for ChatGPT or SuperGrok and want to reuse that spend.","Small teams that can live with manual workspace billing."],"skip_when":["You need a free tier to evaluate before buying.","You expect orbs to act as a shared resale compute pool across the org.","You need auto-seat provisioning for a growing team."],"receipts":["https://ampcode.com/pricing","https://sourcegraph.com/docs/cody"],"affiliate":"none","evidence_tier":"source-verified","momentum":"blueshift","featured":false,"last_verified":"2026-08-24","observed_by":"whysanesanders","slug":"amp","canonical_url":"https://noemium.com/tools/amp/","attribution":"Noemium catalog data is licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). See https://noemium.com/method/ for how entries are verified."}