81
Stack Score
Best for
Developers who want the fastest possible inline AI completions without the latency or footprint of Copilot or full agent IDEs.
At a glance
- Pricing
- freemiumfrom $10/mo
- Setup time
- 5 minutes
- Learning curve
- easy
- Last verified
- 5/19/2026
What we love
- ✓Fastest inline completion of any AI coder
- ✓Free tier is unusually generous and unrestricted
- ✓Privacy posture clean — no code training
Where it falls short
- −No chat or agent features — completion only
- −Smaller ecosystem than Copilot or Cursor
- −Limited support for niche languages
Pricing
✓ Pricing verified Jun 21, 20263 tiers
Free Tier
$0
monthly
- ✓Fast, high-quality code suggestions
- ✓Works with large codebases
- ✓7-day data retention limit
- ✓Free download
Pro
$10
monthly per user
- ✓1 million token context window
- ✓Largest, most intelligent model
- ✓Adapts to your coding style
- ✓$5/month in Supermaven Chat credits
- ✓30-day free trial
Team
$10
monthly per user
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓Unlimited users per team
- ✓Centralized user management and billing
- ✓$5/month Chat credits per user
Why we picked it
The autocomplete piece is best-in-class — try it if Cursor's tab feels slow on your machine.
Overview
Fast, low-latency autocomplete focused on inline completions. Acquired by Cursor in 2024 but still runs as a standalone.
Key features
- ●Babble model with 1M token context window
- ●Inline completion in <200ms response time
- ●Free tier with full feature access
- ●IDE plugins for VS Code, JetBrains, Vim, Neovim
- ●Multi-line code suggestions with reasoning
- ●No telemetry or training on your code
Best use cases
Latency-sensitive coding
Devs who hate the lag of Copilot get sub-second inline suggestions instead.
Vim and Neovim users
Terminal-native developers get first-class AI completion in their existing editor.
Privacy-conscious teams
Teams who can't send code to OpenAI use Supermaven for in-IDE AI without training risk.
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