85
Stack Score
Best for
Developers who live in the terminal and want AI-assisted command discovery, agent workflows, and team-shareable runbooks.
At a glance
- Pricing
- freemiumfrom $15/mo
- Setup time
- 5 minutes
- Learning curve
- easy
- Last verified
- 5/19/2026
What we love
- ✓Dramatic productivity gains over stock iTerm or PowerShell
- ✓Agent mode handles real multi-step shell workflows
- ✓Beautiful, fast, and Rust-fast on big outputs
Where it falls short
- −Requires login even for the free tier
- −Some bash power users miss raw TTY behavior
- −Windows support arrived late and still trails macOS
Pricing
✓ Pricing verified Jun 21, 20264 tiers
Free
$0
forever
- ✓150 AI requests/month
- ✓Unlimited blocks
- ✓All core features
Pro
$15
per user / month
- ✓2,500 AI requests
- ✓Warp Agent
- ✓Advanced models
Turbo
$40
per user / month
- ✓10,000 AI requests
- ✓Priority access
- ✓Frontier models
Enterprise
Custom
contact sales
- ✓SSO
- ✓SCIM
- ✓Audit logs
- ✓Private cloud option
Why we picked it
The terminal-with-AI bet — turns out you do want it once you've used it.
Overview
Modern terminal with AI command suggestion, error explanation, and natural-language shell. Free for personal use; paid for teams.
Key features
- ●AI command suggestions and natural-language to shell
- ●Block-based command output you can copy or rerun
- ●Warp Agent for multi-step terminal tasks
- ●Built-in workflows, notebooks, and team sharing
- ●Modern editor with multi-cursor and IDE-style search
- ●SSH, tmux-like splits, and session sharing
Best use cases
Devops command discovery
Ask in English what kubectl, docker, or aws CLI command you need and run it inline.
Multi-step deploys
Have Warp Agent chain build, test, and deploy commands while you watch each block.
Team runbooks
Share parameterized workflows so any teammate can run common tasks safely.
Integrations
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