Tabnine

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  1. About
  2. Pricing
  3. What people are saying

About Tabnine

Tabnine is a privacy-first AI coding platform that specializes in secure, enterprise-grade deployments. Acquired by Tricentis in July 2026, it offers code completions, AI chat, and agentic workflows that can be run on-premises, in a VPC, or fully air-gapped.

While it predates mainstream AI coding tools, Tabnine has evolved into a sophisticated Agentic Platform featuring a Context Engine for deep codebase understanding and a terminal-native CLI. With zero data retention, it remains the top choice for organizations that require total control over their data.

Pricing

  • $39/user/mo: “Code Assistant” (SaaS or Private)
  • $59/user/mo: “Agentic Platform” (with Context Engine & Agents)
  • Custom: On-premises and air-gapped options
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What people are saying

Tabnine is widely recognized as the go-to AI coding assistant for teams with strict privacy and security requirements, particularly those needing on-premise deployments.

  • "If you are in a regulated shop that needs code to never leave your environment, Tabnine is still the only real choice." — Layer3Labs Comparison (July 2026)
  • "The acquisition by Tricentis makes sense—it's doubling down on the 'enterprise context' where Copilot still struggles with privacy boundaries." — ERP Today (July 2026)

However, following the Tricentis acquisition, Tabnine has officially sunsetted its individual plans and legacy plugins, leading to frustration from independent developers.

  • "Anyone knows what is going with Tabnine? ...their website under pricing shows only agentic and enterprise tiers. Looks like they're ditching individual developers entirely after the Tricentis buy. It's a shame, I really liked their local completions." — @the_one_true_dev (September 2026)
  • "Tabnine just cancelled my Pro account and issued a full refund for the year... Instead of addressing [my support ticket], they cancelled my account. I’m a bit disappointed, I actually really liked Tabnine overall." — @i-am-jamesfawcett (August 2026)