Pay for Augment Code with Crypto

Augment's paid tiers are credit-based rather than unlimited: Indie includes 40,000 credits, Standard 130,000 per developer, and Max 450,000 per developer. The pricing page also lists auto top-up at $15 for 24,000 extra credits, so SolCard fits both the base subscription and extra spend when heavy agent usage burns through the included balance.

Augment says credits are pooled at the team level. That matters on Standard and Max, where a few heavy users can draw from the same monthly pool as occasional users instead of every developer being boxed into an isolated personal quota.

Augment's pricing page says credits can be used for Code Review on every paid plan. If your team uses the in-editor coding agent and GitHub pull request reviews in the same month, SolCard gives you one payment method for the full credit ledger behind both workflows.

Augment's trial works differently depending on whether you add a payment method: you get 30,000 free trial credits with a valid card on file, or 4,000 credits on the Free plan if you skip that step. SolCard works if you want the larger trial and then keep the same billing method when converting to a paid subscription.

Augment documents two separate credit clocks. Subscription credits reset with each billing cycle, while separately purchased top-up credits remain valid for 12 months from purchase, which matters if your team ships in bursts instead of using the same volume every month.

For self-serve purchases, Augment lists Cash App, debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, and Amazon Pay as accepted payment methods, while enterprise buyers are sent to sales for customized arrangements. SolCard is the right fit for Indie, Standard, and Max purchases that run through Augment's normal card-based checkout.