Windsurf

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overall

1,185

out of 60,653

-38

traffic

7,454

out of 60,653

+698

investment

403

out of 60,653

-41

review

1,310

out of 60,653

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Codeium

Years in business

Number of employees

51-200 employees

Country

United States

Codeium provides AI-powered code suggestions, generation, and inline refactoring to enhance productivity in coding, supporting over 70 programming languages and 40 IDEs, ensuring legal risk mitigation and compliance with security standards.

API Availability

Pricing

freemium

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Use

bug detection & fixing

code documentation & explanation

code generation

vibe coding

Available on

Chrome store

Position of Windsurf on sub rankings

December 2025

Code documentation & explanation - Overall

1 out of 38

Code generation - Overall

10 out of 331

United States - Overall

695 out of 16,681

Vibe coding - Overall

5 out of 10

Code documentation & explanation - Overall

1 out of 38

Code generation - Overall

10 out of 331

United States - Overall

695 out of 16,681

Vibe coding - Overall

5 out of 10

Industries

software & it

Integrations

visual studio code

Security protocols

soc 2 type 2

Company

Codeium

Years in business

Number of employees

51-200 employees

Country

United States

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