Kilo is now on AWS Marketplace

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Skip the new-vendor queue

Most of the delay in buying a coding agent isn’t the evaluation. It’s onboarding a new vendor: security review from zero, new payment terms, a new invoice for AP to set up, another line item nobody in finance recognizes.

Buying through AWS Marketplace removes most of that:

• It’s on your AWS bill. No new vendor invoice, no separate payment terms.
• Your AWS agreement covers the contracting. Security review and vendor onboarding don’t restart from scratch.
• Pricing is published. Teams is $180 per user/year. Enterprise is $720 per user/year, both on a 12-month contract.
• Financing is available. AWS Marketplace accepts line-of-credit payments through PNC Vendor Finance for select US customers.

If your team already has committed AWS spend, this is the shortest path from “we want to try this” to “engineers are using it.”

Model usage stays separate, and stays at cost

The Marketplace price covers seats, not inference. Model usage bills separately at provider cost through Kilo Gateway, with no token markup (up to 50% free credit is possible via Kilo Pass). Or route through the provider contracts you’ve already negotiated with BYOK, including AWS Bedrock.

That split matters for procurement. You can evaluate governance, support, and security on their own terms, without a token multiplier buried in the platform fee.

What Enterprise includes

SSO/SAML, OIDC, SCIM provisioning, and RBAC. Provider and model allowlists at the org level. Audit logs, agent sandboxing, sub-organization budgets, and a usage analytics API. SOC 2 materials, DPA, and MSA are available through the Trust Center before your first call with sales.

All of it applies across VS Code, JetBrains, the CLI, Cloud Agents, Slack, and Code Reviews. Your developers keep the editor they already use.

Try it before you buy it

There’s an Enterprise trial at no cost. Set up SSO, restrict providers, run the adoption reporting, point the code review agent at a real repo. Then talk to us about terms.

Two ways to start: subscribe on AWS Marketplace, or book a demo if you want the enterprise quote first.