Verdent
Multi-agent coding platform, now building and deploying apps from plain-language briefs
Overview
Verdent is an agentic coding suite — Verdent Desktop, Verdent Cloud, and VS Code and JetBrains extensions — that splits work across parallel agents in isolated workspaces, with Plan Mode for requirements first. A free mode opened in September 2026; paid plans run from $5 a month, with BYOK and credit top-ups.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 30 Sep 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- No subscription or credits
- Resets every 5 hours, weekly cap
- Eco models such as GLM, Kimi and GPT-6 Luna
- 2 deployed apps
- Prime mode
- 2 deployed apps
- 10 deployed apps
- 50 deployed apps
- Unified billing
- Everything in Starter
- Enterprise: custom credits and org-wide controls
What you can produce with Verdent
- Verdent Desktop and Verdent Cloud for multi-agent orchestration
- VS Code and JetBrains extensions
- Plan Mode — converts briefs into requirements and action plans
- Isolated workspaces per agent, each with its own branch and commit history
- BYOK and pay-as-you-go credit options
- Automatic model routing by Free, Eco and Prime modes
- App deployment with custom domains, and a Manager agent over Slack, Telegram and LINE
Verdent's pitch is planning before code: Plan Mode turns a vague brief into requirements and an action plan before agents start writing, and parallel agents work in isolated workspaces with their own branches — a real answer to the one-shot-and-hope failure mode of most coding agents. It is now also pitched at non-developers, with deployed apps, custom domains and a Manager agent reachable over Slack and Telegram. Its 76.1% SWE-bench Verified figure is self-reported from November 2025 and not on the official leaderboard, where other agents had already scored higher. Pricing is friendlier than it was: a free mode since September 2026, Lite at $5 a month, then credit plans from $19 to $179 that can get expensive for heavy use, with top-ups that never expire. Best for solo developers and small teams who want more structure than a bare coding agent, less overhead than a full engineering-agent platform.
What we found
Verdent has changed its pitch. It began as a multi-agent coding suite for developers; its homepage now speaks to non-developers too — "Build your product with plain words in minutes" — with plans that include deployed apps and custom domains, a new Verdent Cloud product, and an always-on "Manager" agent you can reach over Slack, Telegram and LINE. The developer core remains: Verdent Desktop, VS Code and JetBrains extensions, Plan Mode to turn a rough brief into requirements before code is written, and parallel agents working in isolated workspaces, each with its own branch and commit history.
Since September 2026 you no longer pick models. Verdent routes work by mode — Free, Eco and Prime, each with efficiency, balanced and performance settings — and a free mode opened to everyone on 7 September, with basic models, no subscription and a weekly cap that refreshes every five hours.
The benchmark claim needs context. Verdent's own November 2025 report says it resolved 76.1% of SWE-bench Verified issues on the first attempt, but it is not on the official leaderboard, and other agents had already posted higher scores, so the "leading" label never held. Press coverage describes its founders as Zhijie Chen, a former head of algorithms at TikTok, and a senior executive from Baidu.
Paid plans run from Lite at $5 a month for Eco-mode work, to Starter at $19 for 480 Prime credits, Pro at $59 for 1,500 and Max at $179 for 4,500, plus Teams at $20 a user; top-ups start at $20 for 340 credits and never expire, and new users get 100 free credits for seven days. Bring-your-own-key options arrived in April 2026. Heavy users can chew through Starter quickly and should budget for Pro or Max.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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