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Enterprises that need identity lifecycle, auditability, adoption analytics, budgets, and SLAs across every AI coding surface.
Compare Kilo Code and OpenCode Enterprise on managed policy, SSO, SCIM, audit logs, analytics, deployment, data handling, and per-seat pricing.
Best for
Enterprises that need identity lifecycle, auditability, adoption analytics, budgets, and SLAs across every AI coding surface.
Pricing
Kilo offers Teams and Enterprise plans with 0% AI token markup through Kilo Gateway. OpenCode Enterprise uses custom per-seat pricing and does not charge for tokens when you provide the LLM gateway.
Main tradeoff
OpenCode gives technical teams substantial local control, including non-overridable managed settings and provider restrictions. Its public enterprise documentation does not list SCIM provisioning, audit logs, adoption analytics, sub-org budgeting, or SLA commitments.
Feature table
One agent across VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, Cloud, Slack, and code reviews. No vendor lock-in.
Open source and terminal-centered, with a desktop app in beta, a web/server interface, and a VS Code extension for VS Code and popular forks. Other IDEs can run it through their terminal.
500+ models across every major provider, plus BYOK and local models and Auto Model routing. Switch anytime.
75+ LLM providers through Models.dev, custom and local endpoints, and optional Zen models. OpenCode also documents connections to ChatGPT Plus/Pro, GitHub Copilot, and GitLab Duo.
Teams and Enterprise plans. Provider-rate usage, 0% token markup, no seat lock-in.
Custom per-seat Enterprise pricing. OpenCode does not charge for token usage when the organization supplies its own LLM gateway.
SSO/SAML, OIDC, SCIM, RBAC, provider/model allowlists, audit logs, and SLAs. Enterprise adds EU data residency and custom gateways.
Central config and SSO, non-overridable managed settings through system directories or macOS MDM, granular tool permissions, and provider allow/deny policies. Provider policies are marked experimental; the public enterprise docs do not list SCIM, audit logs, adoption analytics, or SLAs.
Route frontier models to hard work, cheap models to routine edits, BYOK to existing contracts, local models to sensitive code.
Zen supports workspace and member monthly limits plus model enable/disable controls. OpenCode can also set models and maximum agent steps per agent; BYO-gateway costs remain in your own infrastructure.
Enterprise can scope EU data residency and route through a dedicated custom gateway for your own contracts and controls.
Can enforce an internal AI gateway, local models, enterprise proxies, and custom CAs. Zen models are US-hosted. Sharing is optional and can be disabled; shared sessions go to opencode.ai, while self-hosted share pages remain on the roadmap.
Organizations standardizing identity, policy, auditability, analytics, budgets, and support across IDE, CLI, cloud, Slack, and code review.
Technical teams that want an open-source, terminal-centered agent controlled through managed device configuration and their own AI gateway.
500+ models plus BYOK and local models. Switch anytime a provider changes pricing, availability, or terms.
SSO, SCIM, RBAC, audit logs, and provider/model allowlists in one operating model, no matter which provider you route to.
Enterprise can scope EU data residency and route through a dedicated custom gateway for your own contracts and controls.
Platform cost stays separate from model usage. Route frontier models only where they pay off.
You want model freedom and no vendor lock-in: 500+ models, BYOK, and local models under one governance layer across IDE, CLI, cloud, Slack, and code review.
Better fit if you want an open-source, terminal-centered agent, plan to enforce policy through device configuration and your own AI gateway, and do not need a broader managed analytics and compliance layer.
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