Factory

What it does

Factory takes in a codebase, enterprise goals and policies, and tasks you delegate, then produces planned, built, and validated code changes, pull request reviews with inline comments, and a living wiki for each repository. Its agents, called Droids, work through a desktop app, a terminal CLI, and a browser at app.factory.ai, and can run locally or on cloud computers.

People use it to delegate a coding task, review the resulting diff, and merge it from the app or terminal. Automations can run recurring work such as triage, code review, QA, documentation, and incident response across repositories. Distinct features include model routing that picks a model per task, Mission Control for watching active work and execution logs, and analytics tracking adoption per developer and team.

Factory suits individual engineers and teams that want to delegate development work while reviewing the resulting changes. Start by signing in and connecting a repository through the desktop app, browser or CLI. Paid individual and team plans have different usage and administration terms, while larger deployments require a quote. Set repository permissions carefully, inspect execution logs and review generated changes before merging or deploying them.

What it can do

• Plan, build, and validate code changes from delegated tasks
• Automated code review on every pull request with inline comments
• Automations for triage, QA, documentation, and incident response
• Model routing that selects a model per task for quality, speed, and cost
• Mission Control for real-time monitoring of workers and execution logs
• AutoWiki that keeps a repository wiki updated as code changes

Example workflows

Delegated coding task

Illustrative example. Input: a task and a connected repository. Steps: delegate the task in the Factory App or terminal, let a Droid plan and build changes, validate them. Output: a reviewable diff to inspect and merge.

Pull request review

Illustrative example. Input: an open pull request. Steps: Code Review analyzes the change and posts inline comments. Output: review comments flagging issues before merge.

Before you choose

• Pricing tiers and usage limits vary by plan; confirm current figures on the pricing page before committing.
• Some capabilities such as Droid Computers are tied to specific plans; check plan contents.
• Enterprise features like on-premise deployment and data residency require contacting sales.

Listed under

• Coding
• Code review and testing
• Coding agents
• Code review
• Developers
• Engineering teams
• Enterprise
• Software development

Get started

Follow the Factory App or Droid CLI quickstart after signing in.

1. Sign up or log in at app.factory.ai.
2. Download the Factory App for your platform or install the Droid CLI via Homebrew or npm.
3. Connect a repository and run your first session from the app or terminal.

Individual plans are Pro $20, Plus $100 and Max $200 per month. Teams costs $60/team/month plus $40/seat/month for up to ten seats. Business and Enterprise pricing is quoted. Confirm included agent usage, cloud-computer access and any overage terms.

Source: factory.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• Factory | Agent-Native Software Development ↗factory.com
• Factory Pricing ↗factory.com
• Welcome to Factory ↗docs.factory.com

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