Sourcegraph is the code understanding layer for enterprises. It gives developers and AI agents instant context and control across every repo, branch, and language-succeeding where other tools break under scale and complexity.
Enterprise codebases are massive, fragmented, and hard to navigate. Developers waste time chasing context instead of building, while AI tools fail on real-world code and internal DIY systems crumble under scale and compliance. The result is slower shipping and stalled AI adoption.
Accelerate developer and agent flow.
Give developers and agents instant access to the right code and context so work happens faster and friction-free.
Ship with confidence.
Ensure every human and AI-driven change is accurate, compliant, and consistent across the org.
Built for the largest, most complex codebases.
Account for every code host, language, monolith, service, and framework: keep performance at enterprise scale.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This contract-based listing has two pricing dimensions. You pay per Sourcegraph User, so cost scales with the number of people using the platform. Each user includes credits for AI features, which pool across your organization. The Deep Search Credits dimension is a usage add-on. You buy these credits when your AI Deep Search needs exceed the amount included with your users. Together, the two dimensions let you size the base user count and adjust AI usage capacity independently.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one Sourcegraph User for billing purposes?
A Sourcegraph User is one person with access to the platform. You pay for each user you provision. Every user includes a set of credits for AI features, and those credits pool across your whole organization rather than staying locked to one person.
What happens if my AI Deep Search usage exceeds the credits included with my users?
Each user comes with credits that pool org-wide. When your team uses more than the pooled amount, you buy Deep Search Credits as an add-on. These credits do not expire monthly and roll over on renewal, so unused capacity carries forward.
Which dimension drives most of my cost — users or Deep Search Credits?
The Sourcegraph Users dimension usually drives the base cost, since it scales with team size and includes bundled AI credits. Deep Search Credits add cost only when AI usage exceeds pooled credits. Both bill independently and appear on the same invoice.
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Supports analysis and navigation across multiple programming languages within enterprise codebases.
Multi-Repository Management
Handles code understanding and indexing across multiple repositories, code hosts, and branching structures simultaneously.
Enterprise-Scale Performance
Maintains performance and functionality across large, complex, fragmented codebases including monoliths, microservices, and various frameworks.
Code Context and Search
Provides instant access to code context, dependencies, and search capabilities across the entire codebase for developers and AI agents.
Compliance and Change Validation
Ensures accuracy, compliance, and consistency of code changes across the organization for both human and AI-driven modifications.
Multi-Agent Code Review Automation
Specialized agents run across pull requests to write descriptions, flag issues with remediations, and enforce governance and security standards across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps.
Cross-Repository Codebase Context
Code review analysis leverages full cross-repository codebase context to identify breaking changes, dependency conflicts, architecture-level issues, and hidden risks.
Centralized Rules Engine
Centralized system to define and enforce organizational standards including security policies, coding standards, architectural conventions, and compliance requirements consistently across all pull requests.
IDE and Git Integration
Agents operate across integrated development environments and Git platforms with shared cross-repository context to deliver precise code reviews.
Configurable Review Agents
Specialized review agents can be configured with shared context to enforce code quality rules and execute specific review tasks using integrated tools.
Source Code Management
Powerful branching tools and code management capabilities for creating and managing code repositories
CI/CD Pipeline
Advanced continuous integration and continuous deployment with automatic testing, reporting, and release controls
Enterprise Agile Planning
Project planning tools with analytics and insights into team productivity for multi-team usage and scaling organizations
Package Management
Built-in universal package management for creating software supply chains with strict quality standards
AI-Powered Development Assistance
GitLab Duo integration providing code completion, code generation, code explanation, and developer experience enhancements throughout the software development lifecycle
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