Agentic platform deploying autonomous Droids across desktop, CLI, and cloud for enterprise-scale software tasks.
| Tier | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
Max | $200/seat/mo | — |
Pro | $20/seat/mo | — |
Pro Plus | $100/seat/mo | — |
Enterprise | Contact sales | — |
Teams | Contact sales | — |
What it does Factory.ai deploys "Droids" — autonomous AI software engineering agents — across desktop, CLI, web, IDE plugins, Slack/Teams, and project trackers. Same agents, multiple interfaces. Bring your own model preferences (GPT-5, Claude Opus/Sonnet, Gemini, open-weight); Factory handles the agent loop and orchestration.
Who it's for Enterprise engineering organizations adopting agentic coding at scale who need a single agent platform that works across every developer surface, not just one editor. Platform/SRE teams use it for incident response and CI/CD automation.
How platform engineers use it Wire Droids into Slack so on-call engineers can delegate triage and small fixes in plain English during incidents. Use the CLI in CI/CD pipelines to script and parallelize Droids for migrations, automated code review, or self-healing builds. Trigger Droids automatically from Linear/Jira issue assignment to scope work and open PRs. Pro Plus tier unlocks Droid Computers — Factory-managed cloud VMs for remote agent execution, useful when you want long-running autonomous tasks without local resource use. Enterprise adds on-prem deployment, dedicated compute, audit logging, and full admin controls.
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AI maturity Genuinely AI-native. The Droid abstraction (autonomous agents that work across surfaces) is real engineering, and the ISO 42001 certification signals a mature stance on AI management. The model-agnostic positioning is honest: Factory adds the orchestration, planning, and governance layer; the LLM is replaceable.