Factory

Factory is an agent native software development platform whose agents, called Droids, plan, build, review, test and ship production code. Rather than living only in an editor, Droids run wherever engineering work happens: the command line through the Droid CLI, a desktop app, the web, mobile, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear and CI pipelines. Teams point them at backlog tickets, pull request reviews, test generation, incident investigation, documentation upkeep and recurring delivery chores. It is designed for engineering organizations, from individual developers up to enterprises that want governed autonomy. Missions handle multi phase tasks with progress and execution logs visible in Mission Control, Automations run event driven or scheduled workflows, and Droid Computers are Factory managed cloud machines that keep state between sessions. Factory is model independent, routing each task to the model it judges best for quality, speed and cost, and supports human approval checkpoints, usage analytics and an agent readiness dashboard that scores repositories on how well agents can work in them. Enterprise controls cover SSO with SAML and SCIM, zero data retention, audit logs, model and autonomy policies, deny lists, data residency and on premise deployment. Pricing is published in US dollars. Pro is $20 per month, Plus is $100 per month with roughly five times the usage of Pro and access to Droid Computers, and Max is $200 per month with roughly ten times the usage of Pro plus early access to new features. Teams costs $60 per month per team plus $40 per seat per month for up to 10 seats. Business, for up to 150 seats, and Enterprise, for unlimited members with dedicated compute, are quoted individually. The company recently moved its primary domain from factory.ai to factory.com; the old address redirects.