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CodeCollab vs Hopp

Both stand on pair programming software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

CodeCollab

Free plan Web

CodeCollab combines collaborative editing, a room canvas, and temporary secret sharing in a browser workspace. Keep in mind that secrets are not end-to-end encrypted and that code is not executed on the service.

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Hopp

Free plan Open source MacSelf-hostedWeb+1

Pick Hopp if your engineering team needs shared screen control and pair-programming tools, with a choice of free self-hosting or per-user cloud access. Hopp Cloud is $15 per user per month with unlimited calls. Teams that require a dedicated single-tenant deployment can ask about Private Cloud pricing; the privacy policy says absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

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The facts

CodeCollabHopp
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedYes
Runs onWebMac, Self-hosted, Web, Windows
Lowest paid planPro: $49 a monthHopp Cloud: $15 per user a month
Plans published23
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitecodecollab.devgethopp.app
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CodeCollab: what it does well

  • Real-time multi-cursor editing and shared selections
  • Syntax tools for 15 languages
  • Shared canvas available alongside code
  • Secrets support expiry timers and instant revocation
  • Free plan includes unlimited rooms

What to know first

  • Secrets are not end-to-end encrypted
  • Free plan allows only three saved rooms
  • Unclaimed rooms expire after seven days
  • Pro costs $49 a month

Hopp: what it does well

  • Rooms support up to 10 people.
  • Screen sharing defaults to 4K.
  • Participants can control applications with keyboard and mouse.
  • Includes shared cursors, drawing, and screen annotations.
  • Offers a free self-hosted plan.

What to know first

  • Hopp Cloud costs $15 per user per month.
  • Hopp Private Cloud pricing requires contacting the company.
  • The privacy policy says absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

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