Platform fit
Start with the operating systems used by your team. An IDE that supports every required development machine is easier to evaluate, standardize, and maintain.
Compare AI coding IDEs by pricing, platform support, license, GitHub stars and project links, and official resources before choosing a development environment for your team.
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| Name | Vendor | License | Version | Platforms | Stars | Links | Free Plan | Starting Price | Max Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proprietary | 1.11.5 | - | ✓ | $19.99/month | $199.99/month | ||||
| Tencent | Proprietary | 1.0.0 | - | ✓ | $9.95/month | $40.00/user/month | |||
| Anysphere | Proprietary | 2.1.46 | 33.1k | ✓ | $20.00/month | $200.00/month | |||
| JetBrains | Proprietary | 2024.3 | 20.4k | ✓ | $169.00/year | $249.00/year | |||
| AWS | Proprietary | 1.0 | 4.1k | ✓ | $20.00/month | $200.00/month | |||
| ByteDance | Proprietary | 3.5.71 | 0.9k | ✓ | $3.00/month | $100.00/month | |||
| Microsoft | MIT | 1.106 | 187.9k | ✓ | Free only | Free only | |||
| Cognition | Proprietary | 1.12.33 | - | ✓ | $20.00/month | $200.00/month | |||
| Zed Industries | GPL-3.0 | 0.140.0 | 87.6k | ✓ | $10.00/month | $30.00/user/month |
Compare 9 AI coding IDEs using consistent signals: platform support, pricing, license, GitHub stars and project links, and official resources. Start with team constraints, build a shortlist, and verify current product details at the source before changing development environments.
Start with the operating systems used by your team. An IDE that supports every required development machine is easier to evaluate, standardize, and maintain.
Compare free plans, starting prices, and paid tiers, then confirm current limits on the official pricing page. Subscription details can change the practical cost of adoption.
Use the license and GitHub links to distinguish open-source editors from proprietary products and to inspect the project or upstream editor behind each IDE.
Follow the official website, documentation, download, changelog, and issue links. These sources show how the IDE is installed, updated, and supported.
Use one consistent process so product popularity does not replace platform and workflow fit.
List required operating systems, budget limits, license requirements, and the editor workflows your team cannot lose.
Use the table to remove IDEs that do not match those constraints. Compare the remaining entries across the same columns.
Open each product record and its official links. Confirm installation, pricing, current version, and support before running a pilot.
The links below are shortcuts to IDE records already listed in the table, not a ranking or recommendation. Open each record to inspect its manifest data and primary sources.
An AI coding IDE is a development environment that integrates coding assistance into the editor experience. Products may combine completion, chat, repository context, code editing, terminal access, and agent workflows, but their platforms, pricing, licenses, and integrations differ.
There is no single best IDE for every workflow. Shortlist products that run on your operating systems, fit your budget and license requirements, and match how your team edits, reviews, and runs code. Verify the final candidates with official documentation and a pilot.
Some AI coding IDEs provide free plans or are based on open-source editors, while model usage or hosted features may require payment. Use the pricing columns as a first filter and confirm current limits with the provider.
An AI coding IDE controls the complete editor experience. An AI extension adds assistance to an IDE you already use. Choose an IDE when you are willing to adopt a new environment; consider an extension when host continuity matters more.
Platform support varies. Check the macOS, Windows, and Linux icons in the table, then open the official download or installation documentation to verify system requirements before adoption.