Compare monthly and annual spend on Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, and Claude Code across your engineering team. Adjust seats — the estimate updates live.
Monthly cost is the selected tool's per-seat rate multiplied by the number of developers you enter. Annual cost simply multiplies that monthly total by twelve, giving you a full-year budget line for the tool at current headcount.
It doesn't account for annual-plan discounts many vendors offer, usage overages beyond an included quota, or mixed-tool teams where different developers use different assistants. Treat this as a directional estimate for team budgeting, not an exact invoice.
Monthly cost is the per-seat rate multiplied by the number of developers using the tool. Annual cost is the monthly total multiplied by twelve, assuming no annual-plan discount is applied.
Claude Code is usage-based rather than a flat per-seat subscription, so the $25/seat figure here is an equivalent estimate based on typical individual developer usage, not a fixed published seat price.
They add to it. AI coding assistants are typically layered on top of existing IDE, CI, and hosting costs rather than replacing them, so this estimate should be budgeted as incremental spend.