Driver
Continuously maintained codebase context for developers and AI coding agents, available through MCP and APIs.
About Driver
Driver is a context platform for software teams that analyzes connected codebases and builds structured documentation for developers and AI coding agents. It reads repositories in full, produces architecture overviews, file-level symbol documentation, code maps, onboarding guides, and changelogs, then re-analyzes changes on every branch so that the context stays current. Teams can reach this material through MCP and API access, including workflows in Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code. Pricing is based on source lines of code analyzed per year rather than seats: Team covers 5M–25M SLOC, Organization covers 25M–50M, and Enterprise covers 50M+. Every tier uses contact-sales pricing, while LLM tokens are charged separately at market rate. The pricing structure suits organizations with several codebases and shared context needs, but buyers should budget for both the platform fee and token consumption and should expect a sales-led pilot and package-sizing process.
Best for
Best use cases
Pilot Driver on important codebases before sizing an annual SLOC package
Share maintained code context across developers, product managers, reviewers, and AI agents
Expand coverage by adding repositories against the annual analyzed-SLOC budget
Compare before choosing
Compare annual analyzed-SLOC capacity instead of seat counts
Include separate market-rate LLM token charges in total cost estimates
Evaluate deployment, support, provisioning, and residency requirements by tier
Features
Orient teams and agents
Give developers and AI agents an architecture overview, code map, and onboarding guide before they modify an unfamiliar codebase.
Navigate implementation details
Retrieve exhaustive file and symbol documentation so coding workflows can locate relevant implementation details with less repository searching.
Track codebase change
Use monthly changelogs and commit-derived detail while Driver refreshes context as branches and commits change.
Pros
- No per-seat or per-agent metering makes broad internal access easier to plan.
- Context refreshes with code changes, reducing the workflow cost of stale documentation.
- MCP and API access fit Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and custom integrations.
Cons
- All plan prices require contacting sales, so buyers cannot calculate platform cost from a public rate card.
- LLM token usage is billed separately at market rate, adding a variable cost beyond the platform fee.
- The smallest published tier starts at 5M analyzed SLOC per year, which may exceed the needs of small teams.
Pricing Plans
Team
- Full Driver platform
- All VCS integrations
- MCP + API access
- AI SDLC plugin for Claude Code and Cursor
- Standard support
Organization
- Everything in Team
- SSO/SCIM provisioning
- Priority support
- Onboarding assistance
- SLA guarantees
- Dedicated Customer Success Manager
Enterprise
- Everything in Organization
- Single-tenant or regulated deployment
- FedRAMP and GovCloud options
- Custom data residency
- Custom contract terms
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Driver's official website.