Recommended baseline
Code Assistant
Use this tier as the baseline when the page needs one default subscription anchor.
Pricing
Tabnine Pricing
Tabnine's public pricing starts at $39 per user per month on annual terms, with a $59 agentic tier and separate headless-agent add-ons.
AI Coding Assistants
Pricing checked May 26, 2026
Buyer guide
Where to start before you compare plans
Keep the plan matrix as the fact layer. Use this section to decide which tier is the right starting point for the way you actually buy.
Real entry point
Code Assistant
Treat this as the real paid starting point when the cheapest visible number is not how most buyers actually enter.
Annual billing
Tabnine seat prices are presented as annual monthly equivalents for the listed team plans, so compare annual commitment and add-on capacity together.
Tracks
Which plan fits whom
Code Assistant
Team baseline$39/seat/mo ($468 billed yearly per seat)
Code Assistant is the baseline team seat route for Tabnine.
Best for: Teams that want governed AI code assistance with their existing LLM choice or Tabnine-hosted quota.
Avoid if: You need broader agentic workflows or headless automation capacity.
Agentic Platform
Agentic team workflow$59/seat/mo ($708 billed yearly per seat)
Agentic Platform is the higher team seat when broader agentic development workflows matter.
Best for: Teams standardizing more advanced AI development workflows.
Avoid if: Baseline code assistance is enough.
Headless Agents Business Add-on
Automation add-on$1,200/seat/mo ($14,400 billed yearly per seat)
Headless Agents Business adds automation capacity on top of team usage.
Best for: Teams running background or headless coding-agent tasks.
Avoid if: All usage is human-in-the-editor assistance.
Headless Agents Enterprise Add-on
Enterprise automation$5,000/mo ($60,000 billed yearly)
Headless Agents Enterprise is the larger automation-capacity route.
Best for: Organizations with heavier token needs and enterprise controls.
Avoid if: Business add-on capacity is already enough.
Plan matrix
Pricing breakdown
Compare entry price, billing cadence, and feature access before you commit to annual spend or a higher tier.
Plans listed
4
Benchmark plan
Agentic Platform
Team track
Team plans
3 plans
Code Assistant
Team$39/seat/mo ($468 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Per user seat; unlimited with own LLM, extra quota charges for Tabnine-hosted LLMs
- AI code completions and IDE chat
- Works in major IDEs
- Jira Cloud and Data Center integration
- Deploy on SaaS, VPC, on-prem, or air-gapped
- Autonomous agents and Tabnine CLI
Agentic Platform
Team$59/seat/mo ($708 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Per user seat; unlimited with own LLM, extra quota charges for Tabnine-hosted LLMs
- Everything in Code Assistant
- Autonomous agents with optional user oversight
- Tabnine CLI
- Enterprise Context Engine and unlimited codebase connections
- MCP tools for code, services, and CI/CD
Headless Agents Business Add-on
Team$1,200/seat/mo ($14,400 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Up to 5B tokens/mo
- Background agents for CI/CD workflows
- Compatible with major CI/CD platforms
- Capacity-based pricing, not per user
- Customer pays underlying LLM token costs
Enterprise track
Enterprise plans
1 plan
Headless Agents Enterprise Add-on
Enterprise$5,000/mo ($60,000 billed yearly)
Usage: Up to 50B tokens/mo
- Background agents across multiple pipelines and environments
- Compatible with major CI/CD platforms
- Capacity-based pricing, not per user
- Customer pays underlying LLM token costs
Free plan
Available
Trial
No trial listed
Billing unit
Per seat
Pricing checked
May 26, 2026
Watchouts
What buyers often miss
These are the boundary conditions and purchase traps worth checking before you optimize for the lowest headline number.
Seat plans and headless add-ons are different
Do not compare Code Assistant seats and Headless Agents as if they solve the same purchasing job.
Own LLM usage can change economics
If a team uses its own LLM, compare seat pricing separately from any Tabnine-hosted quota charges.
Editorial pricing notes
Pricing notes
Official plan caveats, contract details, and feature access notes that do not fit into the summary cards above.
Buying path
Start with Tabnine as a team coding-assistant seat decision. The baseline route should match the developers who need AI assistance inside their coding workflow, while broader agentic or automation routes should be considered only when the team has a repeatable use case for them.
Upgrade triggers
Upgrade when the team needs deeper agentic workflow support, policy controls, or automation beyond standard code assistance. Add-on spend should be tied to a clear operational job, such as headless agents or enterprise automation, rather than bundled into every seat by default.
API and team boundaries
Keep developer seats, agentic platform access, headless-agent add-ons, and enterprise routes separate. Seat pricing supports human developers; add-ons and enterprise automation need a different owner, usage model, and security review before they become part of the core budget.
Final pricing check
Before committing, verify annual commitment, seat count, add-on scope, repository or environment requirements, and who owns rollout governance. If the team only needs basic assistance, do not upgrade into automation lanes until the workflow proves recurring value.
Decision archive
Price history snapshots
Track how Tabnine pricing has moved over time, including plan lineup shifts, free access changes, and starting price updates.
1 archived snapshot
LatestFreemium · Per seat
Last confirmed
May 26, 2026
First archived April 17, 2026
Latest archived pricing state remains unchanged since it was first recorded.
View source pageStarting price
$39
Access model
Free plan available
Plan count
4
Billing unit
Per seat
Code Assistant
code-assistant
Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $39/seat/mo ($468 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Per user seat; unlimited with own LLM, extra quota charges for Tabnine-hosted LLMs
Agentic Platform
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Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $59/seat/mo ($708 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Per user seat; unlimited with own LLM, extra quota charges for Tabnine-hosted LLMs
Headless Agents Business Add-on
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Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $1,200/seat/mo ($14,400 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Up to 5B tokens/mo
Headless Agents Enterprise Add-on
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Monthly: Not listed
Annual: $5,000/seat/mo ($60,000 billed yearly per seat)
Usage: Up to 50B tokens/mo
FAQ
Tabnine pricing FAQ
What is the normal Tabnine buying route?
Tabnine is primarily bought as team seat access through Code Assistant or Agentic Platform plans, not as a solo creator subscription.
When should I choose Tabnine Agentic Platform?
Agentic Platform makes sense when teams need broader agentic development workflows beyond baseline code-assistant usage.
What are Tabnine Headless Agents?
Headless Agents are add-on automation capacity plans with separate monthly token allowances for background or headless coding-agent work.
Is Tabnine Enterprise a fixed self-serve plan?
Enterprise is a sales-led route for larger governance, deployment, and automation capacity needs.
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