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Warp 2.0 Agentic Development Environment

The terminal rebuilt as an agent workbench — local agents, cloud agents and external CLI agents share one surface, billed on agent usage

Tool Interface

Interactive tool will be available soon

Features

  • ✓ Warp 2.0 is officially positioned as an Agentic Development Environment (ADE)
  • ✓ The free tier includes Warp Agent CLI access and bring-your-own inference
  • ✓ Build is $20/month and includes $20 of agent usage at API rates
  • ✓ Switch between frontier and open-source models from OpenAI, Anthropic, z.ai and more
  • ✓ Business adds bring-your-own API keys, custom inference endpoints and SAML SSO

How to Use

  1. Download the Warp terminal for macOS or Linux and sign in on the free tier
  2. Connect your own API key in settings, or start on the included quota
  3. Describe the task in natural language and let the agent read the repo, edit code and run tests
  4. Upgrade to Build or Max as usage grows, then set a team-wide spend cap

FAQ

Is Warp actually free?

The terminal itself is free. The Free tier is $0/month and includes the modern terminal, Warp Agent CLI access, bring-your-own AI inference, limited cloud agent access and limited cloud conversation storage, with additional agent usage billed pay-as-you-go.

What separates Build from Max?

Build is $20/month with $20 of agent usage included each month at API rates, full Warp Agent access, the highest codebase indexing limits and unlimited Warp Drive. Max is $200/month with $200 of agent usage included — 10× Build — for heavy parallel agent use.

How is the team plan priced?

Business is $50 per user per month ($45 on annual) for up to 25 seats, including $20 of agent usage per seat each month plus team usage metrics, admin-configurable data controls, bring-your-own API keys and SAML SSO. Beyond 25 seats you move to Enterprise, which adds self-hosted cloud agents and BYOLLM.

Does it work alongside Claude Code and Codex CLIs?

Yes. Warp now manages agents under the ADE framing, and its cloud surface even offers a beta to use any harness in the cloud, so external CLI agents can sit inside the same orchestration entry point rather than only Warp's own agent.

Do cloud agents ship my code off the machine?

The pricing page tiers data controls explicitly: Free offers individually configured data controls, Build adds team usage and spend caps, Business adds admin-configurable data controls, and only Enterprise provides self-hosted cloud agents plus routing inference through your own cloud. Confidential repos should start at Business.