Sourcegraph Amp vs Factory AI

Detailed side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right tool

Sourcegraph Amp

🔴Developer

AI Coding

Sourcegraph Amp is Sourcegraph's frontier-model coding agent built for monorepos, with live access to the Sourcegraph code graph and MCP support.

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Starting Price

Pay-as-you-go

Factory AI

🔴Developer

AI Coding

a software-development agent platform focused on AI teammates that help engineering organizations automate coding tasks and developer workflows.

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Starting Price

$20/month; individual software development agents across Desktop, CLI, SDK, cloud and local background agents

Feature Comparison

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FeatureSourcegraph AmpFactory AI
CategoryAI CodingAI Coding
Pricing Plans3 listed plans5 listed plans
Starting PricePay-as-you-go$20/month; individual software development agents across Desktop, CLI, SDK, cloud and local background agents
Key Features
  • • Frontier-model agent grounded in Sourcegraph's code graph
  • • Monorepo-scale code intelligence: references, call sites, dependencies
  • • Shared threads between VS Code and CLI
  • • Droid software development agents for implementation and maintenance work
  • • Desktop, CLI, and SDK access for agent-native engineering workflows
  • • Cloud and local background agents for asynchronous coding tasks

Sourcegraph Amp - Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓Monorepo code-graph grounding beats embedding-only competitors on large repos.
  • ✓Pass-through token pricing rewards heavy use instead of capping it.
  • ✓Shared threads across VS Code and CLI match how senior engineers actually work.

Cons

  • ✗No managed model — you bring API keys, which is friction for team buyers.
  • ✗VS Code extension is newer and less polished than the established Cody extension.
  • ✗CLI is powerful but documentation still lags the product roadmap.

Factory AI - Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓Pricing page exposes real self-serve plan prices: $20, $100, and $200 per month
  • ✓Strong developer workflow coverage across desktop app, CLI, and SDK
  • ✓Cloud background agents can take work out of the local IDE bottleneck
  • ✓Usage statistics and agent-readiness dashboard help teams manage adoption

Cons

  • ✗High-value team and enterprise details still require sales conversations
  • ✗Coding-agent output must be reviewed; it is not a replacement for code ownership, tests, or security review
  • ✗Plus and Max can become expensive if many engineers need access

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