Verdent
Verdent is an agentic coding suite that builds complete software products from plain-language instructions, running parallel agents with Plan Mode, BYOK, and Eco Mode.
About
Verdent is an agentic coding suite from Verdent AI, Inc. that turns plain-language instructions into working software. Instead of writing code or micromanaging an AI assistant, a user describes what they want — for example, a login system, subscription billing, or an admin dashboard — and Verdent decomposes the request, builds it, tests it, and reports back. The product addresses a common problem for solo founders and small teams: shipping a complete, launchable product without hiring developers or assembling a full engineering team.
At a high level, Verdent keeps the whole project in context so each new task builds on existing work rather than producing a throwaway prototype. It supports multiple parallel agents, a Plan Mode, BYOK (bring your own key), and an Eco Mode for lighter, lower-cost usage. Users can send instructions through Slack or Telegram while away from their desk, and Verdent continues working. The company also publishes research on aligning coding models with real software engineering tasks, including SEAlign, a paper recognized at ICSE 2026.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Subscription plans are Lite at $5/month, Starter at $19/month (480 Prime-mode credits), Pro at $59/month (1,500 credits), and Max at $179/month (4,500 credits). Top-up credit packs start at $20 for 340 credits with no markup on model costs (1 credit ≈ $0.059), and top-ups do not expire.
- Team and enterprise plans: Teams costs $20 per user per month, and Enterprise pricing is by custom quote through sales.
- Free trial: Verdent advertises a limited-time free trial on its site.
- Platform availability: Verdent offers downloads for Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel), plus extensions for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs; Windows support is referenced in the product description.
Who It's For
Verdent is aimed at solo founders, indie developers, and non-technical operators who want to ship a real product without hiring a development team. It also suits growth and marketing leads who need internal tools quickly — the company shares an example of a multi-day data engineering ticket being replaced by a self-service analytics pipeline. Small teams working on production apps can use the deployment slots and shared billing in the Teams plan, while developers with heavier codebases can rely on parallel agents and the Max plan's higher credit allowances.
FAQ
What is Verdent?Verdent is an agentic coding suite that builds complete software products from plain-language instructions, handling task breakdown, coding, testing, and deployment.
How much does Verdent cost?Paid subscriptions start at $5/month (Lite) and run to $179/month (Max), with a Teams plan at $20 per user per month and custom Enterprise pricing; top-up credits are sold in packs from $20 to $200.
Does Verdent offer a free trial?Yes, Verdent advertises a limited-time free trial on its website.
Which platforms and tools does Verdent support?Verdent offers Mac downloads for Apple Silicon and Intel, extensions for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, and can receive instructions through Slack and Telegram.
What are credits and Eco Mode in Verdent?Credits are the usage units consumed by tasks based on model and workload, while Eco Mode provides lower-cost usage tiers; BYOK additionally lets users extend usage with their own model keys.