Command Code is an AI-powered coding agent by CommandCodeAI (formerly Langbase) that runs primarily in the terminal, helping developers write, refactor, and debug code while learning their personal coding style over time.
Command Code is a developer-focused AI coding agent built by CommandCodeAI, the company behind the Langbase composable AI platform. It runs as a lightweight CLI tool that connects to a range of frontier and open-source models and uses a proprietary "taste-1" system to learn how you like to structure, name, and organize your code. The product provides multi-file editing, test running, git-aware refactors, and deep integration with modern tooling, with billing and account management handled through the commandcode.ai Studio dashboard and the broader Langbase infrastructure.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/features?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled "commandcodeai" on a card statement is most likely related to a Command Code subscription plan (such as Go, Pro, Max, Ultra, Teams, or Enterprise) or to usage-based top-up credits purchased via the Command Code Studio billing portal. Their pricing model is subscription-based with bundled model credits plus optional roll-over top-ups that are billed at or near underlying model cost, and plans can be upgraded, downgraded, or cancelled self-serve. Since subscriptions are sold directly through commandcode.ai, the billing descriptor may use a compact form of the brand or company name, such as "commandcodeai".([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize a Command Code charge, first sign in to the Command Code Studio (or the associated Langbase/CommandCodeAI account) and review the Billing and Usage sections for your active plan, invoices, and credit top-ups. Check for multiple accounts (for example, personal and work email addresses) and any Teams or Enterprise organizations where your card might be on file. For disputes or billing questions, you can contact their support team via email or through their documented support addresses and Discord community; if you still suspect fraud after confirming there is no associated account or invoice, you should contact your bank or card issuer to report and investigate the transaction.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
Bank Statement Variations
1 known variations
These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Command Code.
Why do I see a charge from "commandcodeai" on my card?
Command Code subscriptions and credit top-ups are billed directly through commandcode.ai, and the billing descriptor may appear as a shortened form like "commandcodeai". If you or your team signed up for a Go, Pro, Max, Ultra, or Teams plan, or purchased extra credits in Studio > Billing, that activity will typically correspond to this charge. Check your Command Code account’s Billing section and recent invoices to match the amount and date.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
What are the common amounts Command Code charges for subscriptions?
Command Code’s public pricing currently lists several plans: Go at about $1/month plus processing fees, Pro at around $15/month, Max at roughly $100/month, Ultra at about $200/month, and Teams starting around $40/month, each including a bundle of model credits. You may also see custom or higher amounts for Enterprise plans and separate line items for optional top-up credits. Compare your statement amount against these tiers and any invoices in Studio > Billing.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
Could this be a usage-based or top-up charge rather than my monthly Command Code subscription?
Yes. In addition to the flat monthly subscription, Command Code allows you to buy extra model credits as top-ups, which are billed on demand and roll over without expiring. These on-demand top-ups may not match your base plan price and can appear as separate charges with the same "commandcodeai" descriptor. Review the Usage and Billing pages in Studio to see any recent top-up purchases tied to your account.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
How do I cancel or change my Command Code plan so future charges stop?
You can manage your subscription from the Command Code Studio dashboard. After signing in, go to Studio > Billing and choose to downgrade, upgrade, or cancel your current plan. When you cancel, you typically retain access until the end of the current billing cycle, and unused top-up credits may continue to roll over according to their terms, but new recurring charges should stop after the cycle ends.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
How can I get a refund or fix a mistaken Command Code charge?
First, verify the charge against your invoices in Studio > Billing and confirm that you or your organization didn’t activate a new plan, add a seat, or buy top-up credits. If you still believe the charge was erroneous, contact Command Code support using the email address listed in their pricing and docs pages (such as support@commandcode.ai) and include the last four digits of the card, charge date, amount, and invoice ID. If the issue cannot be resolved directly or you suspect fraud, reach out to your bank or card issuer to initiate a dispute.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
Can multiple Command Code or Langbase accounts cause unexpected "commandcodeai" charges?
Yes. Developers sometimes have more than one Command Code or Langbase-related account (for example, a personal account and a work or organization account) with different emails but the same payment card. A plan or top-up purchased under any of those accounts can generate a "commandcodeai" descriptor. Try signing in with any email addresses you use for developer tools and check Studio > Billing and Organizations for active subscriptions.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))
Does Command Code place small authorization holds or temporary charges?
Like many SaaS and developer tools, Command Code may trigger small temporary authorizations when you add or update a payment method, or when a card processor verifies your card. These holds can appear as low-dollar pending charges under the "commandcodeai" descriptor and typically drop off automatically within a few business days. If such a charge remains posted or looks higher than expected, review your invoices and then contact support or your bank.([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billing_descriptor?utm_source=openai))
How can I contact Command Code about a billing or account issue?
You can reach Command Code through the contact methods listed on commandcode.ai, including support email addresses referenced in their pricing and documentation pages, and by joining their public Discord community linked from the main site and GitHub organization. For detailed billing questions, include your account email, any invoice IDs, and a description of the unexpected charge so they can investigate quickly.([commandcode.ai](https://commandcode.ai/pricing?utm_source=openai))