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Momentic pricing: $1,500–$6,000/year for a 20-person team

How much does Momentic cost?

$1,500–$6,000/year for a 20-person product team

Checked 20 October 2026 · our arithmetic on published units· free, no email, no card

Momentic costs $1,500–$6,000/year for a 20-person team (20 seats), checked 20 October 2026 — our arithmetic on published units.

A 20-person org lands on Pay-as-you-go, not Free, because Free hard-stops at 2,000 credits: $125/month includes 10,000 credits, with steps at 1 credit, triage 500 credits/run and classification 100 credits/run pushing most nightly suites into top-ups at $125 per 10,000 credits, roughly $1,500-$6,000/year. Pricing is usage-based with no seats; SAML SSO, SCIM and audit log force the custom-quoted Enterprise tier.

Our arithmetic on Momentic’s own published units and trust pages, for issue #025 · Tuesday, 20 October 2026· no sponsorship, no affiliate links

Momentic — Mo is an agent that explores your app from a written brief, runs flows in hosted browsers and devices, and files bugs with repro steps, logs and video.

Why it matters for PMsReplaces the manual pre-release bug bash a PM runs before every ship, so regression sweeps happen on every pull request instead of release week.

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The Adoption Brief · issue #025 · Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Our verdict on Momentic for a 20-person product org

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Usage-based pricing with no seat fees and a published SOC 2 Type 2 means a product org can start paying hundreds, not tens of thousands, for release confidence.

Momentic— SOC 2, SSO and data handling

Google SSO on every plan; SAML and SCIM only on Enterprise. SOC 2 Type 2 stated on Momentic's own pricing page. Tests run in Momentic-hosted browsers and emulators or your CI; screenshots and traces retained 30 days; model-training use not published.

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Graphite Agent

Reviews pull requests and answers questions about a diff inside GitHub, replacing Graphite's earlier standalone Diamond reviewer.

Why it matters for PMsCuts the review wait that stalls your sprint: small fixes get a first-pass review in minutes instead of sitting until an engineer frees up.

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At under $10k a year it buys back reviewer hours on every sprint, and SOC 2 Type II clears the usual security review for a 20-person org.

Real price for a 20-person product org
The Team plan at $40 per user per month billed annually is where teams land, because Starter caps AI reviews and Chat; at 20 seats that is $9,600 a year. SAML/SSO, ACLs and audit logs are Enterprise-only (custom, pricing on request).
Integration & data risk
SAML/SSO, ACLs and SIEM audit logs require Enterprise; Team has none. SOC 2 Type II, report via the Cursor trust center. Code and PR context are processed in Graphite's cloud with LLM vendors as sub-processors; AI privacy and code-indexing controls are Enterprise-only.
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Proposing Graphite Agent on our repo: AI review on every pull request, plus stacked PRs and a merge queue in the same tool.

Today small diffs wait hours for a human reviewer. Agent posts a first pass in minutes, so humans review logic, not formatting and null checks.

Ask: two weeks on one service, one eng lead owns the rules config, we compare time-to-first-review before and after.
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Where we covered Momentic

  1. Issue #025: Shipping And Supervising Agents In Production→
    Tuesday, 20 October 2026 · ran as “Momentic Mo” · AI QA agent
  2. Issue #016: The Evidence Layer Gets Automated→
    Wednesday, 7 October 2026 · ran as “Momentic” · End-to-end QA

    An AI agent authors, runs and self-heals end-to-end browser and mobile tests defined as YAML files kept in your own repository.

    Why it mattered then: Shrinks the pre-release regression pass that currently gates your ship date on manual clicking by a PM or a single QA engineer.

  3. Issue #007: Agents Take Over the PM Grunt Work→
    Tuesday, 22 September 2026 · ran as “Momentic” · AI QA testing

    Builds end-to-end web and mobile tests from natural-language steps, runs them on hosted browsers, and repairs them when the UI changes.

    Why it mattered then: Cuts the regression-suite maintenance that usually delays your release train, letting you ship smaller increments without booking manual QA each time.

  4. Issue #004: Agents Take Over the PM Grunt Work→
    Thursday, 17 September 2026 · ran as “Momentic” · AI end-to-end testing

    Builds end-to-end tests from natural-language steps, runs them on hosted browsers and devices, and repairs them when the UI changes.

    Why it mattered then: Regression coverage stops being the reason your release slips a week, so you can ship behind flags more often.

  5. Issue #003: Agents Take Over The PM Grunt Work→
    Wednesday, 16 September 2026 · ran as “Momentic” · AI end-to-end testing

    Momentic builds and runs browser end-to-end tests from natural-language steps and repairs them when the UI changes.

    Why it mattered then: Release-day regression checks on critical flows stop being a manual QA bottleneck you have to negotiate for every ship.

  6. Issue #002: Agents Take Over The Product Loop→
    Tuesday, 15 September 2026 · ran as “Momentic” · Agentic QA testing

    Writes, runs and self-heals end-to-end web and mobile tests using AI agents instead of hand-maintained scripts.

    Why it mattered then: Cuts the regression-testing bottleneck that pushes your release dates, so smaller feature slices can actually ship weekly.

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