Sourcegraph Cody vs Fine vs Continue vs Kilo Code
Which one fits you in 2026? Traffic, pricing, input → output, tasks and community side by side.
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Sourcegraph Cody
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Sourcegraph Cody
Competitor 1
Fine
Fine
Competitor 2
Continue
Continue
Competitor 3
Kilo Code
Kilo CodeCompare
4 tools · best value per row highlighted
Competitor
Continue
Continue
continue.dev
Continue is an open-source AI coding agent that was built by a community of developers and has since been acquired by Cursor.
Competitor
Kilo Code
Kilo Code
kilocode.ai
Kilo Code is an open source AI agent Visual Studio (VS) Code extension that focuses on enhancing the efficiency of coding. The tool can generate code, automate tasks, and offer practical suggestions.
Traffic estimated monthly website traffic
Monthly visits
185.6Kvisits/mo
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410.4Kvisits/mo
1.9Kvisits/mo
MoM change
▼ 10.6%
▼ 40.6%
▼ 16.6%
▼ 42.3%
6-month growth
-40.6%
-98.3%
-24.4%
-94.4%
Global rank web
#204,583
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#106,338
#4,668,091
Avg. last 3 months
209.7K
269
539.2K
10.5K
Bounce rate lower is better
42%
0%
48%
34%
Pages / visit
2.9
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2.4
2.4
Visit duration
1m 39s
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1m 44s
19s
Traffic sources
● Direct 91% · ● Referral 7%
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● Direct 93% · ● Referral 6%
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Sourcegraph CodyFineContinueKilo Code
Pricing
Model
Freemium
Freemium
Free
Freemium
Starting price
$16,000per month
Free tier
Free
$20per month · free tier available
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Plans
Enterprise $16,000/yr
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Capabilities input → output
Input
CodeText
CodeText
CodeText
CodeText
Output
Code
Code
Code
Code
Skill level
Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
Categories
Tasks what each tool can do · 1 shared · core partial
Tasks covered
4
4
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4
Coding
Code analysis
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Code reviews
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Coding in VS Code
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GitHub automation
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Debugging
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Prompt management
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Vs code
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Saves
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Reviews
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Prompts
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Traffic figures are third-party estimates for the tool's own domain; tools sharing a domain with a bigger product are not counted. Pricing is captured from each tool's site and may lag.