Sourcegraph Pricing Overview
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Sourcegraph pricing & plans
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Pricing information was last updated on November 05, 2020Top Rated Sourcegraph Alternatives
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The following is a quick overview of editions offered by other Java Development Tools
 Community Edition | Free1 User | For individual Developers.
Limited to writing 25 tests per month.
Free.
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 Single Platform | $995.001 User Per Year | Select one of Windows, macOS or Linux single platform licenses if you only need to create installers for it
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 OSS | Free | free for everyone, including all companies
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Sourcegraph Pricing Reviews
Sourcegraph is a very beneficial platform for upcoming and amateur developers and employees in small-scale companies. As a student myself, I use Sourcegraph a plethora of times to take a reference for my assignments and projects. Sourcegraph gives me plenty of options upon searching for some kind of solutions for a particular problem.
If I find relative code, I can also directly import it to VsCode which is a nice integration feature and thus makes the software easy to use and saves time as well.
Till now I have not needed to contact customer support since the application is well-tested and hardly contains any software-related bugs that I could make while using it.
Comparing Sourcegraph to its main rival Github Copilot, Sourcegraph is a great option for people with short finances who have just started developing software, and students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I have used both Github CoPilot and Sourcegraph. But I would prefer CoPilot over Sourcegraph and Cody due to 2-3 reasons.
Firstly, as an undergraduate student, I get the perks of Github education which grants me access to a premium subscription to Copilot.
Secondly, for any person wanting to utilize the features of both Sourcegraph and Cody, Copilot might be a better option since it combines similar features of both Sourcegraph and Cody in a single Application.
Although reliability is not an issue in Sourcegraph since all the general mass code database exists on Github, Copilot seems to work effortlessly and very smoothly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
