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Cosine vs Jules: pricing & features compared

Short answer: Cosine has an unverified free tier, with paid plans from US$19/mo (Starter). Jules has a free plan, with no verified paid price. Both are Cloud & async agents. Verified from each vendor's pricing page on 29 Oct 2026.

Two cloud coding agents that work on tasks in the background. Compare entry prices and usage.

Every cell links to the vendor page it came from. Last verified 29 Oct 2026.

Key differences (from the vendors' own pages)

Side-by-side

CategoryCloud & async agentsCloud & async agents
Free tierUnverified
Free tier not confirmed		Free plan
Entry tier: 15 tasks/day, 3 concurrent tasks (Gemini 2.5 Pro)
source · verified 2026-10-28
Cheapest paid planStarter: US$19/mo
source · verified 2026-10-29
Unverified
unverified
All plansStarter: US$19/mo
Team: US$199/mo
Enterprise: US$999/mo		Unverified
PlatformsUnverifiedWeb, GitHub
source · verified 2026-10-28
Key features
  • Credits cover agent work, model calls and cloud execution
  • Add-on credit top-ups on every tier
  • CLI and desktop apps
  • Private deployment on Enterprise
source · verified 2026-10-29
  • Works from GitHub repos and branches
  • Assign tasks with a 'jules' issue label
  • Plan + diff review before PR
  • Up to 60 concurrent tasks on top tier
source · verified 2026-10-28
Open sourceNot checkedNot checked
Last verified29 Oct 202628 Oct 2026
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Hands-on notes

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