Best for
Enterprises that need managed identity lifecycle, auditability, adoption analytics, budgets, and SLAs across their coding workflows.
Enterprise comparison
The enterprise governance platform alternative to OpenCode.
Compare Kilo Code and OpenCode Enterprise on managed policy, SSO, SCIM, audit logs, analytics, deployment, data handling, and per-seat pricing.
Pricing
Individual platform access is free. Teams costs $15/user/month; Enterprise is custom. Paid inference and cloud compute are separate. Kilo Gateway charges provider rates with no inference markup; a 5% processing fee applies to card purchases of credits, including optional Kilo Pass. Seat subscriptions and non-card payments are excluded from that processing fee. BYOK covers inference through your provider, not Kilo cloud compute. OpenCode Enterprise uses custom per-seat pricing and does not charge for tokens when you provide the LLM gateway. Your provider or infrastructure costs still apply.
Main tradeoff
Both support multiple providers and local control. OpenCode documents enterprise SSO and gateway enforcement; confirm SCIM, audit exports, analytics, budgets, and SLAs in its proposal rather than assuming undocumented items are unavailable.
Feature table
Kilo Code vs OpenCode Enterprise
| Enterprise factor | Kilo Code | OpenCode |
|---|---|---|
| Platform & lock-in | Kilo Code Desktop (beta), VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, and Cloud | OpenCode Open-source terminal, desktop, and IDE experiences, with web/server and ACP integrations documented. Check the installed version and integration rather than treating OpenCode as terminal-only. |
| Model choice | Kilo Code 500+ hosted models, plus BYOK, local inference, and Auto Model routing. Switch anytime. | OpenCode Multiple LLM providers, custom and local endpoints, and an optional hosted model service. Provider credentials and subscription integrations have their own terms and feature boundaries. |
| Enterprise pricing signal | Kilo Code Individual platform access is free. Teams costs $15/user/month; Enterprise is custom. Paid inference and cloud compute are separate. Kilo Gateway charges provider rates with no inference markup; a 5% processing fee applies to card purchases of credits, including optional Kilo Pass. Seat subscriptions and non-card payments are excluded from that processing fee. BYOK covers inference through your provider, not Kilo cloud compute. | OpenCode Custom per-seat Enterprise pricing. OpenCode does not charge for token usage when the organization supplies its own LLM gateway. |
| Governance | Kilo Code Teams includes centralized billing, analytics, shared BYOK, and team management. SSO/SAML/OIDC, SCIM, audit logs, and SLAs are Enterprise features, not included in Teams. Confirm policy coverage for your chosen surface and provider route. | OpenCode Enterprise central config integrates with SSO and can restrict requests to an internal gateway. Managed settings and granular tool permissions are documented; provider policies are marked experimental. Confirm version-specific enforcement and contractual SCIM, audit, analytics, and SLA coverage. |
| Cost control | Kilo Code Choose models per task, bring existing provider contracts with BYOK, or use local models. Budget separately for platform seats, inference, credit-purchase fees, and cloud compute. | OpenCode The hosted model service supports workspace and member monthly limits plus model enable/disable controls. Organization-supplied gateway and model infrastructure costs remain with your own providers. |
| Data residency & gateway | Kilo Code Enterprise can scope EU data residency, custom gateways, and BYOC cloud-agent execution. BYOC and local inference are not full-platform on-premises hosting; hosted services have separate data boundaries. | OpenCode Enterprise can enforce an internal AI gateway; local models and enterprise networking have separate configuration. Code/context processing is local or through the chosen provider. Disable sharing for an internal-only deployment; the reviewed enterprise docs still describe self-hosted share pages as roadmap work. |
| Best fit | Kilo Code Organizations buying managed identity, auditability, analytics, budgets, and support across Desktop (beta), native IDE extensions, CLI, cloud, Slack, and code review. | OpenCode Technical teams that want an open-source desktop/terminal agent controlled through managed configuration, SSO, and their own AI gateway. |
Use the Kilo agent in a desktop workspace, or keep your existing VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, and Cloud workflows. Desktop runs the Kilo CLI engine and supports 500+ hosted models through Kilo Gateway, your provider keys, and local inference.
Interactive Python notebooks
Edit and run notebook cells alongside the agent, with outputs visible next to the conversation.
Notebook documentationManaged conda environments
Manage Python environments and packages in the app, with access to Anaconda's 19,000 vetted packages.
Environment documentationLocal inference when it fits
Import a compatible GGUF model into the built-in local model server. Hardware and tool-calling support determine which tasks work well.
Local inference documentation
Available for macOS Apple Silicon, Windows, and Linux. The built-in local model server, notebooks, and conda environments require a Kilo account. Local inference is not a guarantee of an entirely offline or air-gapped application. See requirements.
Compare the whole cost, not just the seat
- Platform
- Free for individuals. Teams is $15/user/month; Enterprise is custom. SSO, SCIM, and audit logs are Enterprise features, not included in Teams.
- Inference
- Use available free models, local inference, or BYOK. Kilo Gateway charges provider rates with no inference markup. Kilo Pass is an optional credit subscription.
- Cloud compute
- Cloud Agents and hosted Code Reviews have separately priced compute in addition to model inference. Check current pricing and any applicable beta offer. BYOK does not remove compute charges.
Credit purchase processing fee: 5%. Applies to card purchases that add credits, including top-ups and Kilo Pass. Excludes seat subscriptions and non-card payments. See full pricing.
Open-source scope: VS Code, JetBrains, and CLI clients are MIT-licensed; Gateway and Cloud backend code are source-available under a separate license. These licenses do not establish the license of every Desktop component. See component licenses.
Kilo details reviewed . Competitor review dates are listed separately.
OpenCode Enterprise frequently asked questions
Enterprise pricing, governance, model routing, residency, and auditability explained.
Yes. Kilo Desktop is in beta for macOS Apple Silicon, Windows, and Linux. It uses the Kilo CLI agent engine and combines agent chat with files, git, terminals, interactive Python notebooks, and conda environments. Its built-in local model server, notebooks, and conda environments require a Kilo account. Desktop is an alternative workspace, not a requirement to replace your existing IDE.
Individual platform access is free. Teams costs $15/user/month; Enterprise is custom. Paid inference and cloud compute are separate. Kilo Gateway charges provider rates with no inference markup; a 5% processing fee applies to card purchases of credits, including optional Kilo Pass. Seat subscriptions and non-card payments are excluded from that processing fee. BYOK covers inference through your provider, not Kilo cloud compute.
The VS Code extension, JetBrains plugin, and CLI are MIT-licensed. Gateway and Cloud backend code are source-available under their repository license, with security and abuse-protection exclusions. These component licenses should not be generalized to the entire hosted platform or Desktop application.
Yes. Kilo supports provider credentials and compatible local inference, including Ollama and LM Studio. Desktop also has a managed local model server for imported GGUF files. Local inference keeps prompts out of hosted model providers, but does not by itself make the whole application offline or air-gapped. Hosted features and connected tools have their own data flows.
Cloud Agents support repository-based work, webhook triggers, and scheduled triggers; triggers are in beta. The current documentation limits each message to 15 minutes, so break long jobs into steps. Cloud compute is billed separately from inference, including with BYOK. Local tools and MCP support should not be assumed to work identically in a hosted environment; check the current Cloud Agent documentation for limits.
Model freedom, no lock-in
500+ models plus BYOK and local models. Switch anytime a provider changes pricing, availability, or terms.
Plan-specific governance
Teams includes billing, analytics, budgets, and role-based access. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, audit logs, and contractual controls. Validate policy enforcement for the surfaces and provider routes your team uses.
EU residency & custom gateways
Enterprise can scope EU data residency and custom gateways for your own contracts and controls. BYOC cloud-agent execution is not full-platform on-premises hosting.
Cost control
Platform cost stays separate from model usage. Route frontier models only where they pay off.
Choose Kilo Code if...
You want provider-neutral choice: 500+ hosted models, BYOK, and local models across Desktop (beta), native IDE extensions, CLI, cloud, Slack, and code review, with the enterprise controls that match your rollout.
Choose OpenCode if...
Better fit if you want an open-source desktop/terminal agent and plan to supply identity, inference, and policy through managed configuration and your own AI gateway.
Talk to Kilo
Standardize AI coding without standardizing on one model vendor.
Start free, then add enterprise controls when your team needs centralized governance, analytics, and support.
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Factual basis
Updated . Targeted review: public enterprise SSO, internal-gateway enforcement, per-seat pricing, data handling, and desktop/terminal availability. Public docs now distinguish OpenCode versions; validate managed-policy behavior and contractual controls for the version you deploy.
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