EasyCode is built around answering a developer’s questions about their own codebase directly, aimed in particular at non-technical founders trying to finish a serious app rather than a hobby script. The free Unlimited tier gives access to five AI coding models, backend and library integrations, and a data-flow debugger at no cost. The company states more than 200,000 developers use it to get unblocked, and integrates with popular IDEs to keep the assistant close to the code being written rather than in a separate browser tab.
Above the free tier, EasyCode’s pricing turns into an AI-plus-human-developer service rather than a purely self-serve AI tool: the Finisher and Sprinter plans include a set number of credits to have an actual EasyCode-certified developer look at stuck code within 24 hours, and the AI + Human plan is a done-for-you offering that takes an idea to a live app in two to four weeks with a shared-context developer assigned to the project. A team evaluating EasyCode should budget for this as a hybrid service at the higher tiers, not assume the $200 to $2,000 price points buy AI access alone.
Unlimited is $0 a month with free access to the top five AI coding models, community support, backend and library integrations, and a data-flow debugger. Finisher is $200 a month with unlimited access to premium models (GPT-5, Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet and Gemini Pro), 2 credits for developer help within 24 hours, and a strategy call with a developer. Sprinter is $800 a month with 10 developer-help credits, shared context with a developer, and private platform onboarding. AI + Human is $2,000 per milestone for a certified-developer-plus-AI team to take an idea to a live app in 2 to 4 weeks. Team plans are available on request.
