An enterprise alternative to GitHub Copilot with access governance and FinOps

Teams evaluating alternatives want to control who accesses the assistant, understand its consumption, and review how code, secrets, and infrastructure are protected. EjectorSeat integrates a model specialized in development into a proprietary plugin for VS Code and Cursor.

What to compare before deciding

Third-party conditions change by plan and date; confirm their current terms before purchasing.

DimensionGitHub CopilotEjectorSeat
Development clientGitHub extensions and toolsProprietary plugin based on a modification of Continue for VS Code and Cursor
Team accessAdministration according to the plan contracted with GitHubOne EjectorSeat key per developer, managed by the company
InferenceOptions and conditions of the GitHub serviceSpecialized development model built into EjectorSeat
Usage visibilityReports available according to the GitHub planFinOps dashboard with consumption attributed to organization, project, and user
Data handlingReview the conditions of the plan and the model usedDeepInfra states in its terms that it does not use customer data to train models

Managed access

Hand out and revoke keys per developer from the enterprise environment. To get started, each person pastes their key into the plugin.

Usage FinOps

Check consumption and costs by team, project, and user to optimize resources and guide training and feedback.

Clear data conditions

The no-training policy corresponds to the DeepInfra terms. Review its scope and exceptions for your requirements.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

Direct, technical answers about EjectorSeat and enterprise AI architecture.

Why consider an alternative to GitHub Copilot?

Each company may require different controls over access, costs, and the handling of code and enterprise secrets. It may also need greater confidence in the security of its infrastructure. It is worth comparing the specific conditions of each service.

What is EjectorSeat?

It is the Tivisoft enterprise solution based on a modification of Continue. It includes a proprietary plugin for VS Code and Cursor, an integrated model specialized in development, governance of developer access, and FinOps analysis of usage.

What does each developer need to configure?

The company gives the developer an EjectorSeat API key, which they paste into the plugin panel. They do not need to enter a URL or provide a personal key from a model provider.

Are Anthropic or OpenAI models used?

Not in the current EjectorSeat offering. Inference is provided with the specialized model integrated through DeepInfra; EjectorSeat does not broker connections with Anthropic or OpenAI.

How is the code sent for inference handled?

DeepInfra states in its terms of service that it does not use its customer data to train, tune, or improve models. Inference requires processing the inputs and outputs, and its terms contemplate retention exceptions.

How much can my team save?

EjectorSeat credits aim to offer more inference tokens per budget and the FinOps dashboard helps find optimization opportunities. Actual savings depend on the plan, usage, and the specific comparison; there is no universal percentage.

Managed access · Built-in model · FinOps

Evaluate EjectorSeat with your team

Get to know the plugin, the integrated model, and FinOps visibility with your security and budget requirements.