Amazon Q Developer
AWS's generative-AI coding assistant across IDE, CLI and console (IDE plugins sunset April 2027 in favor of Kiro).
- Based on official vendor pages, quoted and linked below
- Product page checked: 2026-10-27
- Pricing checked: 2026-10-27
- Catalogue as of 2026-10-27
Plans & pricing
Checked 2026-10-27. Confirm prices and terms with the vendor before buying.
Free Tier
$0 (perpetual)
50 agentic requests/month (Q&A chat + agentic coding, IDE or CLI); 1,000 lines of code/month transformation
Pro Tier
$19/mo per user
Increased agentic limits; 4,000 LOC/month transformation pooled at payer-account level, overage $0.003/LOC; IP indemnity; admin controls
Free usage: Renewing usage; sign-in required.
Usage, billing & important limits
- renewable free allowance, login-gated (Builder ID path).
- Billing quirks from official FAQ: subscription activates on first use (code completion or agentic request), bills per user/month, cancel mid-month still charges the full month.
- Free tier in the IDE requires an AWS Builder ID login.
More plan details
- Service-region docs describe infrastructure regions, not user-country eligibility.
- Not stated on the pages we checked.
- On 30 April 2027, AWS ends support for the Amazon Q Developer IDE plugins. AWS points users to Kiro for similar IDE features.
- IDE plugins: VS Code, JetBrains, Eclipse, Visual Studio (feature matrix per IDE on the docs page); plus command line (terminal; AWS docs now point to the Kiro CLI).
- Builder ID path supports IDE + CLI only.
Pricing source & billing notes
Prices reflect the source and date shown, not a checkout quote. Regional prices, tax and extra usage may change your total.
Task tags
Task tags are taxonomy labels, not a checked or tested feature list.
Features stated by the vendor
- Agentic coding: “agentic capabilities can autonomously perform a range of tasks - everything from implementing features, documenting, testing, reviewing, and refactoring code, to performing software upgrades”
- Where it runs: “inline code suggestions, vulnerability scanning, and chat in popular integrated development environments (IDEs), including JetBrains, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio, VS Code, and Eclipse (preview)”
- Sunset notice: “On April 30, 2027, AWS will discontinue support for Amazon Q Developer IDE plugins. For capabilities similar to Amazon Q Developer IDE plugins, explore Kiro”
The vendor's own wording, quoted from official pages (see Sources). Read the linked vendor pages for the full feature conditions.
At a glance
- Sign-in
- Yes
- Platforms
- VS Code JetBrains IDEs Eclipse Visual Studio CLI
- API available
- AWS documents API operations for Amazon Q Developer (agent sessions and code transformation) and an API reference for Amazon Q Developer in Slack and Teams; everyday use is through the console, IDE plug-ins and chat apps.
- Information based on
- Official vendor pages
Sources
Product page checked: 2026-10-27. Features above are vendor statements, not a performance rating.
Workflows that use Amazon Q Developer
- Compile a KPI definitions glossary from the SQL that computes them
- Prepare a plan for updating a dependency safely
- Explain how a cron schedule runs
- Explain a slow database query in plain words
Used in 4 workflows. Browse the workflow library.