Kilo Code

Open-source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains and CLI with any model.

Free planFree trial · 14 days

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What you'd pay

verified Oct 2026

Solo

$19/mo

Team of 5

$75/mo

Usage

PlanMonthlyAnnual, per monthUnitIncluded

FreeMonthly: $0Annual, per month: —per account

· Open-source extension and CLI
· BYOK, local or free models
· Kilo Gateway at provider rates

Kilo Pass StarterMonthly: $19Annual, per month: —per account

· $19 of credits plus bonus credits

Kilo Pass ProMonthly: $49Annual, per month: —per account

· $49 of credits plus bonus credits

Kilo Pass ExpertMonthly: $199Annual, per month: —per account

· $199 of credits plus bonus credits

TeamsMonthly: $15Annual, per month: —per user

· Usage analytics
· Centralised billing
· Inference billed separately

EnterpriseMonthly: —Annual, per month: —custom

· SSO and governance
· EU-first inference configurations

External ratings

verified Oct 2026

4.9 / 5

(4 reviews)

Trustpilot

2.6 / 5

(12 reviews)

Our scores

Value5/5

Ease of use3/5

Depth4/5

Support2/5

Text 3/5Image 1/5Video 1/5Agents 4/5

What it is

Kilo Code is an MIT-licensed AI coding agent with Code, Plan, Ask and Debug agents, parallel runs in git worktrees and checkpoints, available for VS Code, JetBrains, the CLI and cloud agents. The extension is free; you pay for models through your own keys, local models or the Kilo Gateway at provider rates, optionally via Kilo Pass credit bundles, and teams can add a per-user plan. Heavy agent sessions can use a lot of tokens, and the 2026 rebuild means older guides may not match the current version.

Standout capability

Model-agnostic open-source agent with no markup on inference.

Best for

Developers wanting model choice and BYOKFormer Roo Code or Cline usersCost-conscious teams controlling inference spend

Code, Plan, Ask and Debug agents
Parallel agents in git worktrees
500+ models at provider rates
VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, Neovim

Community sentiment

What people praise

Users value being able to use any model, including their own keys and local models, with no markup, and like the open-source code and specialised agent modes.