Amp: score, price and alternatives in 2026
Coding agent that runs in cloud environments or on your machine. Amp is made by Sourcegraph and ranks #63 of 100 in our ranking of AI agents, with a score of 69/100.
- Score
- 69/100
- Overall rank
- #63
- Coding rank
- #21 of 27
- Company
- Sourcegraph
Amp pricing
Hobby free; Individual $20/mo (45,000 orb minutes); Teams no extra charge; Enterprise custom.
Checked against the vendor's page on . Official pricing page.
How Amp scores
Very active product with strong momentum; prices not confirmed. It does best on momentum, autonomy and pricing transparency. It loses points on adoption and reliability.
Scores are editorial judgments on a 1 to 5 scale per criterion, weighted to a total out of 100. How the scoring works.
Amp alternatives
- GitHub Copilot (coding agent) (90/100, #2): Cloud coding agent and code review, the safest enterprise default for many teams.
- Claude Code (87/100, #3): Terminal-native coding agent with a permission-gated execution loop.
- OpenAI Codex (84/100, #6): Delegates coding tasks to cloud and local agents inside ChatGPT plans.
- Cursor (78/100, #12): AI-first IDE with a multi-file agent; the most cited daily driver for developers.
See the full ranking of 100 AI agents, with search and filters.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Amp cost?
Hobby free; Individual $20/mo (45,000 orb minutes); Teams no extra charge; Enterprise custom. We checked this on the vendor's official page on 2026-10-31; prices change often, so confirm there before you buy.
Does Amp have a free plan?
Yes, its own pages list a free tier or free edition. Limits differ by plan: Hobby free; Individual $20/mo (45,000 orb minutes); Teams no extra charge; Enterprise custom.
What is Amp?
Coding agent that runs in cloud environments or on your machine. It is made by Sourcegraph and sits in our Coding category.
How good is Amp compared with other AI agents?
It scores 69/100, which is #63 of 100 agents overall and #21 of 27 in Coding. Closest alternatives: GitHub Copilot (coding agent) (90/100), Claude Code (87/100) and OpenAI Codex (84/100).
How is the score calculated?
Each agent gets 1 to 5 on 8 weighted criteria; the points add up to a total out of 100. The scores are Deyron Labs editorial judgments, not benchmarks.
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