Pricing for Gauge Agents

Measure which products coding agents choose, and test whether they can build with yours. Start free.

Free

$0/ mo

100 credits every week

  • Open models on OpenCode
  • First onboarding run on Claude Code and Codex, at no cost
  • 1 new Optimization per week
  • 2 active runs at a time
  • 2 seats

Pro

$499/ mo

5,000 credits per month

  • Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and open models
  • AI Traffic
  • Priority runs
  • 10 new Optimizations per week
  • Session scheduling
  • 5 seats

Enterprise

Custom

Custom credit volume

  • Everything in Pro
  • Volume pricing

How credits work

Each run uses 5 credits for the infrastructure that hosts it, plus credits for the AI tokens it consumes. Total run credits = 5 infrastructure credits + token-usage credits. Both come from the same credit pool.

Average credit consumption: about 20 credits per Agent Experience run and about 12 credits per Agent Preference run. Actual credit usage varies by model and task.

Credits cover runs and AI usage. Runs stop when your balance runs out; Gauge never charges automatic overages.

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FAQ

Start on the Free plan with 500 credits, then get 100 credits every week on open models. No card required. Upgrade for Claude Code, Codex, and more credits.

Start now for free

Yes. The open-source Gauge CLI runs Agent Experience and Agent Preference evaluations locally with no Gauge account, subscription, or credits required. Use Docker and your own Claude Code or Codex subscription. Gauge does not charge for local execution; your agent subscription is separate.

Get started with the local CLI

Gauge Chat is the AI visibility and AEO product, billed separately from Gauge Agents. Growth is $599 per month: 600 prompts, run daily — 54,000 AI answers tracked per month. 3 platforms: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot. 18 publish-ready articles per month. 3 seats. Enterprise has custom pricing for custom prompt volume, more AI platforms, sentiment analysis, exports, and recurring strategy sessions.

See Gauge Chat pricing
  • Agent preference — Measure which products coding agents choose for a task.
  • Agent experience — Test how coding agents use your product and inspect failures.
  • Optimizations — Rerun the sessions behind an issue with doc, skill, and CLI changes.
  • GitHub PR checks — Run coding-agent evaluations on pull requests before merging.
  • Docs previews — Test unpublished docs through your production URLs.
  • Controlled runs — Choose the commit, harness, model, skills, and tools for each run.
  • Judging and issues — Grade work against your criteria and group friction into issues ranked by impact.
  • Schedules and scenarios — Repeat runs over time and across repositories and personas.
  • CLI — Test agent experience and preference with your agent of choice.
  • MCP — Use Gauge’s data and tools from your own AI agent.
  • Agent Traffic analytics — See which pages AI agents visit using your server logs.

A useful evaluation program needs isolated environments, agent execution, evidence capture, judging, storage, comparisons, and ongoing harness maintenance. Gauge provides that foundation. Hosted Gauge also manages compute, automatic analysis, shared history, Optimizations, and PR checks, so your engineers can focus on improving your product.

Compare build, open source, and hosted

Your everyday coding session carries instructions, skills, conversation history, and prior context. Gauge starts isolated sessions with the inputs you choose. Pin the repository commit, harness, and model, then repeat the same task to measure how a change affects the result. You can test what a new user’s agent encounters without relying on your own familiar setup.

Configure controlled runs

Gauge supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Antigravity. All harnesses are supported on all plans. Supported model families include Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, Gemini, GLM, Grok, Kimi, MiMo, MiniMax, Nemotron, and Qwen. Additional models are supported on request.

See agent and model configuration