Ship your backlog. Not your headcount.
Sweet puts autonomous engineering agents on your team — they read the repo, write the code, run the tests, and open PR-ready diffs. In your environment, not a shared cloud box.
Built for agencies, startups, and engineering leads.
Trust: how we isolate agents. Start a 30-day team pilot →Reads your repo
Point it at a goal in plain English. It explores the codebase and plans the work.
Writes & tests
Implements the change end-to-end and runs your tests before you ever look at it.
Opens PR-ready diffs
Standard git. Review it like any teammate's PR. Bring your own CI.
Isolated execution
Each web session runs in its own isolated, egress-restricted microVM. The CLI runs locally on your machine.
The math
One senior engineer ≈ $12,500/mo. Sweet Team = $1,000/mo. If Sweet clears even ~8% of one engineer's output, it has already paid for itself.
Free
$1/day
Evaluate Sweet with a daily usage cap.
Pro
$20/mo
For individual developers.
Team
$1,000/mo
50-agent allowance, unlimited seats, admin + usage dashboard, onboarding. +$200/mo per extra agent.
30-day team pilot
$1,500 · 5 agents · onboarding + shared Slack · a success metric we agree on. Pilot fee credits toward your first 2 months. You keep all code either way.
Questions
We already use Cursor/Copilot. Different job — those autocomplete while you drive; Sweet ships end-to-end while you're away.
Is it safe? Web sessions run in unprivileged, egress-restricted Firecracker microVMs; the CLI runs locally on your machine.
Does it work? Run a pilot with a metric you choose; keep the diffs regardless.