Factory is an agent-native software development platform built around autonomous coding agents called Droids. They plan, build, review and ship software across desktop, terminal, web and CLI, working from enterprise intent and codebase context. Pro costs $20 per month for individuals, Plus is $100 with about five times the usage, Max is $200 with about ten times, and Teams is $60 per team plus $40 per seat for up to ten seats. Business and Enterprise plans are quoted by sales.
Individual developers get cloud and local background agents with usage tracking, while engineering leaders get the governance side: per-developer and per-team analytics, an Agent Readiness score for each repository, and model routing that sends each task to the best model for quality, speed and cost. Larger companies can add single sign-on, SAML and SCIM provisioning, zero data retention, audit logging and on-premise deployment with data residency options.
Practical uses include putting repetitive engineering work on autopilot with Automations, getting a thorough review with inline comments on every pull request, and keeping a living wiki of each repository through AutoWiki so new engineers can find their way around. Mission Control lets teams watch active missions, worker progress and execution logs in real time. Droid Computers provide dedicated hardware that runs agents with persistent state across sessions. Teams in regulated sectors such as fintech use the controlled setup to keep sensitive engineering context inside their own compliance boundaries, and users can bring their own keys.
