Best Offrun alternatives (2026)
Offrun scores 72/100 in AI coding editors & agents. Here are 27 alternatives ranked by the same evidence-based score, with pricing and free tiers side by side. Rankings are never for sale.
| Tool | Score | Free tier | Open source | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Offrun (current pick) | 72 | Yes: the whole app is free; agent usage is billed by your own provider | No | Free, all features, no card. You bring your own agent subscriptions (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) |
| OpenCode | 87 | Yes: 100% free to use, with a set of free models that work without an account | Yes | Free and open source (MIT) with free models included; optional OpenCode Zen pay-as-you-go ($20 top-ups, pay per request at zero markup), OpenCode Go $10/mo, Go Plus $40/mo, or your own provider keys/subscriptions |
| OpenAI Codex | 86 | Yes: included with ChatGPT Free/Go plans, with usage limits | Yes | Included in ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo), Pro ($100, $200 or $500/mo), Business ($20/seat/mo annual or $25 monthly, 2+ seats); or API key billing |
| Kilo Code | 83 | Yes: the extensions and CLI are free, and Auto Free routes to free models through Kilo Gateway where available | Yes | Free for individuals (inference billed separately: free models, BYOK, local models, or Kilo Gateway at exact provider rates with a 5% fee on credit purchases); Kilo Pass from $19/mo with up to 50% bonus credits; Teams $15/user/mo; Enterprise custom. Cloud agents from $0.60/hr, code review $0.33/hr, billed per second |
| Cline | 81 | Yes: the full open-source extension is free for individuals | Yes | Free extension; pay only for model inference (BYOK or Cline provider). Enterprise: custom |
| Cursor | 81 | Yes: limited agent and chat requests | No | Sold via The X Subscription (SpaceX/xAI): Plus $8/mo (Grok models only), Premium $30/mo, Super $100, Ultra $200; Teams $30+/user. Third-party models billed at API list price. |
| Amp | 80 | Yes: Hobby plan is free with your own API keys or ChatGPT/Claude subscriptions; cloud orbs are pay-as-you-go (or free on your own runners) | No | Hobby free (pay-as-you-go orbs, or your own runners free); Megawatt $20/mo (45,000 orb minutes); Gigawatt $200/mo (480,000 orb minutes); Teams at no extra charge; Enterprise custom. No Amp token fees when you use your own keys or ChatGPT/Claude subscriptions |
| GitHub Copilot | 80 | Yes: 2,000 completions/mo plus limited chat and agent usage | No | Pro $10/mo, Pro+ $39/mo, Max $100/mo (usage via GitHub AI Credits) |
| Claude Code | 79 | No: the Free Claude plan does not include Claude Code | No | Included with Claude Pro ($20/mo, $17/mo annual) and Max (from $100/mo); or pay-as-you-go via API |
| Warp | 79 | Yes: free terminal with Warp Agent CLI access, bring-your-own AI inference and limited cloud agents; extra agent usage is pay-as-you-go | Yes | Free $0; Build $20/mo ($18/mo annual) incl. $20 agent usage at API rates; Max $200/mo ($180/mo annual) incl. $200 usage; Business $50/user/mo ($45 annual, up to 25 seats); Enterprise custom |
| Zed | 77 | Yes: free editor, unlimited with your own API keys or external agents | Yes | Pro $10/mo ($5 tokens included, then API price +10%); Business $30/seat/mo |
| Antigravity CLI | 75 | Yes: free individual plan with a weekly quota and weekly rate limit (CLI included) | No | Free for individuals with a weekly quota and rate limit; Google AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions raise quotas (refreshed every five hours) and can buy AI credits for overages; teams via Google Cloud / Gemini Enterprise. No bring-your-own-key |
| Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf) | 75 | Yes: light agent quota, limited models, unlimited Tab and inline edits | No | Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo, Teams $80/mo minimum ($40 per full seat) |
| Jules | 74 | Yes: 15 tasks a day and 3 concurrent tasks with Gemini 2.5 Pro | No | Free: 15 tasks per rolling 24 hours, 3 concurrent (Gemini 2.5 Pro). Jules in Pro via Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo): 100 tasks/day, 15 concurrent, latest models. Jules in Ultra via Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo): 300 tasks/day, 60 concurrent. Paid plans currently only for personal @gmail.com accounts |
| Geiger | 73 | Yes: fully free, no account | Yes | Free and open source (MIT). No paid tier for Geiger itself |
| Devin | 72 | Yes: light quota with limited models | No | Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo, Teams $80/mo plus $40/mo per full dev seat (up to 200 users); Enterprise custom |
| Kiro | 72 | Yes: 50 credits, open-weight models plus Claude Sonnet 4.5, rate-limited | No | Pro $20/user/mo, Pro+ $40, Pro Max $100, Power $200; add-on credits $0.04 each |
| Agent Standup | 70 | Yes: every feature is free | Yes | Free (MIT); optional paid character pack |
| Augment Code | 70 | No: no free plan is listed on the pricing page | No | Standard $20/mo flat for up to 50 seats with $20 of pooled usage; Business $100/mo flat with $100 of usage; Enterprise custom. Usage covers LLM inference at provider list price plus a 40% service fee on LLM usage, and Cosmos compute; top-ups pay as you go |
| Muxin | 70 | Yes: free | Yes | Free (Apache-2.0) |
| Jotbus | 68 | Yes: free 60-minute Instant workspaces with no signup | Yes | Instant: free (60-minute workspace, no signup, files up to 2 MB). Personal: $7/month (persistent workspaces, durable history, files up to 25 MB, 250 MB total). Guests join free; no Team plan yet |
| Muster | 68 | Yes: free | Yes | Free (MIT) |
| Aider | 67 | Yes: fully free open-source tool (BYOK) | Yes | Free; you pay your LLM provider |
| Parallax | 65 | No free plan: every plan includes free DeepSeek and GLM models, and GitHub sign-up adds 5 free reviews | No | Parallax $5/mo; Plus $10/mo (includes $10 API credit/mo); Pro $50/mo (includes $55 API credit/mo, up to $10 rolls over) |
| Gemini CLI | 64 | No: free sign-in (Gemini Code Assist for individuals) and Google AI Pro/Ultra stopped being served on June 18, 2026; Google points those users to Antigravity CLI | Yes | Free open-source CLI (Apache-2.0); usage billed through a paid Gemini API key or Vertex AI, or included with Gemini Code Assist Standard/Enterprise licenses |
| Hivelane | 63 | No free tier: 7-day full-product trial, no card | No | Founders Edition $29 one-time for the first 100 buyers, then $49 one-time; no subscription; 1 key for 2 machines; 14-day refund |
| @gent | 60 | Yes: free | No | Free (PyPI package atgent); you still need your own Codex or Claude Code access |
| Pocketty | 59 | Partial: 14-day full-featured trial, then a one-time $99 purchase | No | Free for 14 days with everything, then $99 once with every update (launch price; the site says it rises to $129 later). No subscription |
Why switch from Offrun?
Strong fit for parallel agent work: worktree per task, a reviewer agent, multi-login limit handoff and file-based memory, all free on your own subscriptions. Held back by being Mac-only, closed source as far as its site says, no public usage, release or star numbers to judge momentum from, and optional features that route through Composio and Offrun's servers. We have not run it hands-on.
The alternatives in detail
Best for: Developers who want a free, model-agnostic terminal agent with no lock-in
Best for: Delegating parallel coding tasks and PR reviews, especially if you already pay for ChatGPT
Best for: Developers who want a free, model-agnostic agent in VS Code or JetBrains and an easy way to try free models before paying for inference
Best for: Developers who want a free, model-agnostic agent inside VS Code
Best for: Developers who want an agentic IDE for day-to-day coding
Best for: Running many long-lived agents in cloud machines you can check from any device, using your own model subscriptions or keys
Best for: Teams already on GitHub who want AI in their existing editor
Best for: Multi-file refactors and long agentic coding sessions from the terminal
Best for: Developers who live in the terminal and want a built-in agent plus a home for other CLI agents
Best for: Developers who want a fast native editor and bring their own AI
Best for: Former Gemini CLI users and Google AI Pro/Ultra subscribers who want a free-to-start terminal agent on Gemini models
Best for: Developers who want an IDE plus a manager for local and cloud agents
Best for: Handing off bug fixes, version bumps and tests on GitHub repos without keeping an editor open, especially if you already pay for Google AI Pro
Best for: Developers and IT teams who want to see which agents, MCP servers and plugins are installed on a machine and what they can reach
Best for: Delegating well-scoped tickets to an autonomous cloud agent
Best for: Structured, spec-first builds where you want plans before code
Best for: Developers running several coding agents at once who want to see who is stuck or burning tokens
Best for: Small teams on large existing codebases who want one flat bill for up to 50 people rather than per-seat pricing
Best for: Developers running coding agents across several of their own machines
Best for: Developers using more than one coding agent (or machine) who are tired of copy-pasting context between them
Best for: Mac users juggling several coding agents who keep missing permission prompts
Best for: Terminal users who want a lightweight, git-native BYOK assistant
Best for: Developers juggling several coding agents who want one place to dispatch, supervise and review their work
Best for: Teams with a Gemini Code Assist Standard/Enterprise license or a paid Gemini API key who want an open-source terminal agent
Best for: Developers already paying for two or more coding agents who want them to share work, memory and usage limits instead of running in separate terminals
Best for: Developers who want to kick off Codex or Claude Code tasks from their phone while away from their desk
Best for: Developers who run Claude Code, Codex or other agents on a Mac or Linux box and want to unblock them from an iPhone