Tabnine public pricing starts at $39/user/month billed annually for Code Assistant and $59/user/month for Agentic, with separate headless agent tiers and possible extra model-access costs.
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Verified against Tabnine's official pricing pages on April 14, 2026.
Plan matrix
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Plans listed
2
Benchmark plan
Tabnine Agentic Platform
$39/yr
Usage: Unlimited with your own LLM endpoint; extra reserved token fees for Tabnine-provided LLM access
$59/yr
Usage: Includes Agent and CLI workflows; extra reserved token fees for Tabnine-provided LLM access
Free plan
No
Trial
No trial listed
Billing unit
Per seat
Last checked
April 14, 2026
Editorial pricing notes
Official plan caveats, contract details, and feature access notes that do not fit into the summary cards above.
As of April 14, 2026, Tabnine's public pricing pages show two core annual seat plans for interactive use and separate capacity-based pricing for headless agents. Both core plans still route through quote requests.
Plan | Public price | Billing | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
Tabnine Code Assistant | $39/user/month | Annual subscription | IDE chat, code completions, Jira integration, private deployment, and governance controls |
Tabnine Agentic Platform | $59/user/month | Annual subscription | Everything in Code Assistant plus agents, CLI workflows, MCP tool use, and Enterprise Context Engine |
Tabnine separately prices headless agents for CI/CD and other automated workflows.
Add-on | Public price | Billing | Included capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
Headless Agents Business | $1,200/month | Annual subscription | Up to 5B tokens per month |
Headless Agents Enterprise | $5,000/month | Annual subscription | Up to 50B tokens per month |
For enterprises that need private deployment, compliance posture, and admin control, Tabnine's published seat pricing is reasonable for the category. For freelancers and small teams, it is expensive relative to lighter self-serve coding assistants, and the quote-led motion adds more friction than the headline numbers suggest.
Budget from $39 per developer per month on annual terms for the core platform. Budget higher if you want the full agentic stack, rely on Tabnine-managed model access, or need headless CI/CD agents.
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Starting price
$39
Access model
Paid access only
Plan count
2
Billing unit
Per seat
Tabnine Code Assistant
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Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $39/seat/yr
Usage: Unlimited with your own LLM endpoint; extra reserved token fees for Tabnine-provided LLM access
Tabnine Agentic Platform
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Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $59/seat/yr
Usage: Includes Agent and CLI workflows; extra reserved token fees for Tabnine-provided LLM access
Tabnine is best for engineering teams that care about privacy, deployment control, governance, and using AI coding assistance inside established enterprise workflows.
Tabnine officially supports major desktop IDEs including VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Eclipse, and Visual Studio, and it also offers a terminal-based CLI experience.
Yes. Tabnine highlights SaaS, VPC, on-premises, and fully air-gapped deployment options, plus zero code retention and admin controls for regulated environments.
Yes. Official docs expose usage, audit log, and agent usage APIs for admins, mainly for reporting, governance, and organizational monitoring workflows.
Public pricing starts at $39 per user per month billed annually for Tabnine Code Assistant and $59 per user per month billed annually for Tabnine Agentic Platform, with separate token-related fees when using Tabnine-managed model access.
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