Pricing
Start free. Scale with Enterprise.
Starter and Pro include a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime, no annual contract.
Starter
For solo developers and small projects
$15
per month, 1 seat, billed monthly
- ✓Up to 5 repositories
- ✓Up to 2 projects
- ✓Single seat
- ✓Cross-repo intelligence
- ✓Every code-intelligence tool
- ✓2 tracked feature branches
- ✓7-day free trial, no credit card required
- ✓Cancel anytime, no annual contract
Need more? Add repositories ($3) or projects ($5) per month.
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Pro
For teams putting AI agents to work across their codebase
$25
per user / month, billed monthly
- ✓Unlimited repositories
- ✓Unlimited AI answers
- ✓Cross-repo intelligence
- ✓Every code-intelligence tool
- ✓5 tracked feature branches per seat
- ✓Single sign-on (SSO / SAML)
- ✓Priority email support
- ✓7-day free trial, no credit card required
- ✓Cancel anytime, no annual contract
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Enterprise
For engineering organizations deploying AI agents at scale
Custom
Contact sales, 15-seat minimum
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓Unlimited tracked branches
- ✓On-prem and self-hosting
- ✓SCIM directory sync
- ✓Enforced two-factor authentication
- ✓Audit logs
- ✓Bring your own LLM
- ✓Custom invoicing and PO
- ✓Dedicated SLA
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Supported languages
TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java, Kotlin, C#, Go, Rust,
Swift, PHP, Ruby
Why not just use a free or local code-graph tool, or my editor's built-in indexing?
A local index lives on one machine and covers one clone in one editor, so every developer rebuilds and maintains their own copy and it only knows the repository currently open. Symvanta is one graph shared by the whole team, kept current automatically: you push, a webhook re-indexes the changed files, and nobody rebuilds anything by hand. It resolves relationships across repositories, so the callers or blast radius of a shared symbol include consumers in your other services, not only the repo in front of you. Because it answers over an authenticated endpoint, headless CI agents and code-review bots read the same graph an IDE session does. And it can pin a session to a specific branch and index uncommitted working-tree edits, so answers stay accurate when you switch branches or work before committing. For one developer on one repository a built-in index is fine; the value here is a graph that is shared, cross-repo, always current, and reachable from outside any single editor.
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