Warp started as a faster, friendlier terminal and has grown into a tool for working with AI coding agents. In the terminal you can type a request in plain English, such as fixing a failing build or setting up a project, and its agent suggests or runs commands, reads errors and edits files, while you approve the steps.
It gives access to frontier and open-source models from several AI companies, indexes your codebase for context, and stores shared commands and notes in Warp Drive for teams. You can also bring your own model or API key. For larger companies Warp sells cloud agents and a 'software factory' product for running many agents across a team's development work.
The free plan includes the terminal, agent CLI access, limited cloud agents and pay-as-you-go agent usage. The pricing page lists Build at $20 a month ($18 a month on annual billing), which includes $20 of agent usage at API rates, Max at $200 a month, and Business at $50 per user a month. Add-on usage can be set to auto-reload, so set a spending cap if you are on a tight budget.
Review commands before letting any AI agent run them on your machine, especially anything that deletes files or touches production servers.
