What is Warp?
Warp is an agentic development platform for individual developers and engineering organizations. Its products include a desktop terminal, an agent CLI, cloud coding agents, and Warp Factories for coordinating automated software development.
Factories are configured as code, giving teams a versioned definition for repositories, agents, models, permissions, runners, credentials, integrations, benchmarks, and quality checks. Work can enter through chat, issue trackers, or source control, while developers can monitor and guide agent runs from supported work surfaces. Warp supports its own agents as well as other MCP-capable coding agents, with a choice of hosted or self-managed infrastructure depending on the plan.
Key Features
- Factories as code: Teams can define repositories, agent defaults, runners, skills, webhooks, scorers, benchmarks, cloud access, and protected secrets in configuration files.
- AI terminal and agent CLI: Warp offers a modern terminal for Mac, Linux, and Windows alongside a coding agent that can run from a terminal.
- Model and harness flexibility: Factory stages can use different frontier or open-weight models, while cloud runs can support multiple coding harnesses.
- Evaluation and benchmarking: Runs can be scored against team-specific work, and models can be compared for quality, cost, and performance.
- Development workflow integrations: Work can be routed from Slack, Linear, Jira, and source-control systems, with progress returned to its original location.
- Deployment and governance controls: Organizations can use Warp Cloud or self-host agents, centrally manage permissions, configure data controls, and review screenshots or videos produced during agent work.
Use Cases
- Automating software tasks across planning, implementation, testing, review, and delivery.
- Comparing coding models and harnesses against an organization's own engineering workloads.
- Giving developers an AI-assisted terminal and command-line coding agent.
- Coordinating multiple agents across repositories, cloud resources, tickets, and team communication tools.
Pricing
Warp uses a freemium model. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes the core terminal, Agent CLI access, limited cloud agents, and optional paid agent usage. Build starts at $20 per month, or $18 per month with annual billing. Max starts at $200 per month, or $180 per month annually. Business starts at $50 per user per month, or $45 per user per month annually, for teams of up to 25 seats. Enterprise pricing is customized through sales.
Who Is It For?
Warp is intended for software developers, platform teams, engineering leaders, and organizations adopting AI-assisted development. The terminal and CLI suit individual coding workflows, while Factories, shared usage controls, governance features, and self-hosting options address larger teams managing automated development at scale.
