October 21, 2025
Our new credit-based plans are now live

Our new pricing model is now officially live. As of today (October 21, 2025), all new signups will gradually be migrated to credit-based plans. You can explore the new plans on our updated pricing page.
If you’re an existing paying customer, your account will be migrated to the new model between October 21 and October 31. This process will happen automatically, and we’ll notify you once your migration is complete.
What do the new plans look like

- Trial users now receive a 30,000 credit pool upon signing up with a valid credit card. Once you start using your credits, you can choose to upgrade to a paid plan or move to the free plan.
- Credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. When you reach your limit, you can either top up or upgrade your plan.
Which plan is right for you?
Based on how developers use Augment Code today, here’s what typical usage looks like under the new credit-based pricing model:
- Completions & Next Edit users: Typically fit within the $20/month plan
- Daily Agent users: Those who complete a few tasks with an Agent each day usually fall between $60–$200/month
- Power users: Developers who rely on Remote Agents, CLI automation, and have most of their code written by agents can expect costs of $200+/month
Migration timeline
October 21–31, 2025
All existing paid users will be migrated from User Message–based plans to credit-based plans at the same dollar value. No action is required on your part — everything will be handled automatically.
During this window:
- New users and trials are already on the new pricing.
- Once migrated, your new plan will reflect your monthly credit balance.
- Existing users will remain on the previous User Message system until their migration date.
You’ll receive an email once your migration is complete. Your billing date will remain the same, and there won’t be any duplicate charges during the transition.
To learn more about how we’re migrating your user messages to credits, read our initial announcement.
Credit costs by model
Throughout this transition, many users have asked about the different credit costs per model — especially following last week’s release of Haiku 4.5.
Here’s a breakdown of our production models. Each one consumes credits at different rates to reflect its power and cost.
For example, the following task costs 293 credits when run on Sonnet 4.5.
The `/api/users/:id` API endpoint is currently returning 500 (Internal Server Error) responses when a user exists but has no associated organization. This indicates missing null/undefined checking for the organization relationship.
Please fix this issue by:
1. **Locate the endpoint**: Find the `/api/users/:id` endpoint handler in the codebase2. **Add null checking**: Add proper null/undefined checks for the user's organization relationship before attempting to access organization properties3. **Return appropriate error**: When a user has no associated organization, return a 404 (Not Found) status code with a clear, descriptive error message such as: ```json { "error": "Organization not found", "message": "The requested user has no associated organization" } ```4. **Test the fix**: Verify that: - Users with organizations still return successfully (200 status) - Users without organizations now return 404 instead of 500 - The error message is clear and helpful
Before making changes, investigate the current implementation to understand:- How the organization relationship is accessed- What specific property access is causing the 500 error- Whether there are similar issues in related endpoints that should also be fixed
The same small tasks with the other models would cost:
Model | Cost | Relative cost to Sonnet | Use this model for |
---|---|---|---|
Sonnet | 293 credits | NA | Balanced capability. Ideal for medium or large tasks and is optimized for complex or multi-step work. |
Haiku | 88 credits | 30% | Lightweight, fast reasoning. Best for quick edits and small tasks. |
GPT-5 | 219 credits | 75% | Advanced reasoning and context. Build create plans and work well for medium size tasks. |
With this change, you’ll find new dashboards in your IDE and on app.augmentcode.com to help you analyze who in your team is using credits and which models they are using.
Still migrating?
Some users are still being migrated over the next two weeks. If you haven’t seen any changes to your dashboard yet, no worries — you’re still on the previous User Message system until your migration date. Once your migration is complete, your plan and credit balance will automatically update.
Questions or need help?
If you have questions about the new pricing model, migration timeline, or how credits work, our support team is here to help.

Matt McClernan
Matt McClernan is CEO at Augment Code. Prior to Augment, Matt was SVP & GM of Workato's Enterprise business. Before this, Matt played multiple leadership roles in scaling MongoDB's revenue from $60M to $1.2B+ and IPO.