Factory

What Factory does

• Droid CLI. Runs engineering tasks interactively or headless from the command line.
• Missions. Handles long-running, multi-phase development work.
• Automations. Triggers workflows on events or schedules.
• Droid Computers. Provides persistent environments for agents to work in.
• Public API. Typed access to sessions, computers, automations, usage, service accounts and wikis.

Who it’s for

• Engineering teams delegating backlog work to coding agents
• Organizations wanting agents in Slack, Jira, Linear or CI
• Teams needing approval checkpoints and usage analytics

Factory pricing

Pro $20/mo; Plus $100/mo; Max $200/mo; Teams $60/mo per team plus $40/mo per seat; Business and Enterprise custom (contact sales)

As listed on November 9, 2026. Check factory.com for current prices.

Things to know

• No free plan is listed on the pricing page
• Usage is governed by rolling rate limits; the FAQ on exceeding limits is blank
• Maker and launch details are not stated on the homepage

Quick answers

What is Factory?

Factory is an agent-native software development platform for planning, building, reviewing, testing and shipping production software, built around AI agents it calls Droids.

Is Factory free?

No. Factory has no permanent free plan. Paid plans start at $20 a month. (As listed on November 9, 2026.)

Who makes Factory?

Factory is made by Factory.

Where can you use Factory?

Factory is available on desktop (apps, editor plugins or browser extensions), the web and an API for developers.

What are some alternatives to Factory?

Other tools filed in the same section include Qodo, Bito and GitHub Copilot.

Tags

#coding-agents#droids#cli#automation#code-review#test-generation