Layoff
Jun 2022Employee-reported layoffs in mid-2022 were publicly discussed and appear to have affected roughly 24 employees / about 8% of the company.
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Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Sourcegraph is an all-remote enterprise code-intelligence platform for very large codebases, focused on helping developers and AI agents search, understand, oversee, and safely change code. After spinning out Amp as a separate company, Sourcegraph is centered on code search, Deep Search, code insights/monitoring, and batch changes for enterprise teams.
Primary product
Code Search / code intelligence platform
Founded
2013
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
51-200
Work style
Remote
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Developer tools / code intelligence
Offices
981 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States
548 Market St PMB 20739, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, United States
Business model
enterprise SaaS
Funding
Stage
Series D
Total raised
$223M
Latest round
Series D · Jul 2021
Latest amount
$125M
Jul 2021 · Andreessen Horowitz
Dec 2020 · Sequoia Capital
People & investors
Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Chief People Officer
Desene Sterling
VP Financial Controller
Work & culture
Highly remote, asynchronous, direct, and transparent; emphasizes high agency, customer love, winning together, and regular in-person Merge/onsite gatherings to build trust across a global team.
Work style
Remote
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Compensation is transparent, zone-based, and benchmarked to market data; Sourcegraph says it targets the 75th percentile of relevant salary bands, pays competitively, and supplements cash pay with equity, merit increases, and spot bonuses.
Benefits
100% company-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage in the US/UK/Canada
unlimited PTO with a 30-day minimum
wellness stipend
generous travel budgets for onsites and team gatherings
Product & market
Pricing
Per-user, credit-based enterprise pricing with org-wide credit pooling, rollover on renewal, optional support tiers, and deployment options for single-tenant cloud or self-hosted environments.
Differentiators
- —Deterministic, exhaustive code search across entire codebases
- —Deep Search with inline source-cited answers for private codebases
- —Agentic Batch Changes for multi-repo fleet-wide migrations
- —Enterprise-grade support for cloud and self-hosted deployments
- —Security and compliance features such as SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and zero-data-retention LLM handling
- —Built for very large monorepos and complex multi-repo architectures
- —MCP / CLI / API integrations that connect Sourcegraph with coding agents and developer workflows
Technology
Go
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
$50M-$100M estimated annual revenue
Estimated monthly visits
235.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Signals & risks
Other
Aug 2024Sourcegraph moved its core code search repository from public view to private, ending the formerly open-source core repo and drawing criticism from observers.
SourceLatest news
Sourcegraph · Feb 2026
Sourcegraph 7.0 reframed the product as the intelligence layer for developers and AI agents, added Deep Search via MCP, and moved to a weekly shipping cadence for Sourcegraph Cloud.
Sourcegraph · Dec 2025
Sourcegraph split Amp into a separate company, naming Dan Adler CEO of Sourcegraph and positioning Sourcegraph around enterprise code search/code understanding while Amp focuses on frontier coding agents.
Sourcegraph · Jun 2025
Sourcegraph discontinued Cody Free and Pro and removed Cody from Enterprise Starter, while keeping Cody Enterprise supported and steering users to Amp for agentic workflows.
Sourcegraph
Sourcegraph launched Agentic Batch Changes in public beta to scope, execute, and validate large multi-repo code migrations and CVE remediation workflows, with examples from real customer environments.
Open Positions
8 jobs at Sourcegraph
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