Sweet for teams

Ship your backlog. Not your headcount.

Sweet runs autonomous coding agents for your team. They read the repo, make the change, run your tests, and hand back a diff for review. Start with a 30-day pilot and judge it on a metric you choose.

You review every changeWeb sessions in isolated microVMsFlat price, unlimited seats
How it works

Assign it like a ticket. Review it like a PR.

1

Hand it a task

Describe the work in plain English, from the CLI or the web app. Bugs, tests, upgrades, small features: the backlog nobody gets to.

2

It works in parallel

Agents plan, change the code, run your tests, and fix what fails, several tasks at once and outside working hours.

3

You review the diff

Standard git, your CI, your reviewers. Nothing ships without a person approving it.

The math

One flat price, however big the team gets.

A senior engineer costs about $12,500 a month. Sweet Team costs $1,000, so it pays for itself if it clears about 8% of one engineer's output. Per-seat tools get more expensive with every hire; Sweet doesn't.

Monthly cost for10 engineers25 engineers50 engineers
Cursor Teams ($40/seat)$400$1,000$2,000
Claude Team premium seats ($125/seat)$1,250$3,125$6,250
Sweet Team (flat)$1,000$1,000$1,000

Seat prices from cursor.com/pricing and claude.com/pricing (monthly billing), October 2026. These tools do different jobs and many teams use them alongside Sweet. Full comparison

Plans

Start with a pilot. Keep going if it works.

Recommended start

30-day pilot

$1,500 one time
  • 5 agents on your real backlog
  • Onboarding and a shared Slack channel
  • A success metric we agree on up front
  • Fee counts toward your first two months
  • You keep all the code either way
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Ongoing

Team

$1,000/mo
  • Up to 50 concurrent agents
  • Unlimited seats
  • Admin and usage dashboard
  • Hard usage cap, no overage bills
  • Monthly, cancel anytime
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Just you? The free plan and Pro ($20/mo) cover individual use.

Questions

What security and engineering leads ask us

We already use Cursor or Copilot.Keep them. They help engineers while they code. Sweet is built for handing off whole tasks and running many of them in parallel, and teams use both.
Where does our code run?The CLI runs locally on the engineer's machine. The web app runs each session in its own unprivileged, egress-restricted Firecracker microVM, never shared between users. Task context goes to our US-hosted model provider for inference. Trust Center
Do you have SOC 2 and SSO?Not yet. SOC 2 and SAML SSO are on the roadmap, and we'll say so plainly in any security review. We'll complete your questionnaire and sign a DPA.
How do we know it works for us?That's what the pilot is for. We agree on a metric before it starts, such as tickets closed or tests added, and you judge it on that.
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Tell us about your backlog.

We reply within one business day to set up a short call.