Prog.ai
Developer graph built from GitHub contributions for technical sourcing. Chrome extension updated June 2026.
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Bottom line
Prog.ai is a developer graph built from GitHub contributions, covering 60M+ engineers scored across tens of thousands of skills. Platform access is sales-quoted. The Chrome extension is free.
Stands out for: Likely-to-Move and skill scores come from actual code, not self-reported LinkedIn bullets. The Chrome extension (updated June 2026) overlays those insights on LinkedIn, GitHub, Stack Overflow, and Kaggle.
Watch out for: The vendor does not publish a self-serve plan table on getprog.ai. Contact and bulk-list access sit behind a sales conversation. This is software-engineer sourcing, not a general talent graph.
Overview
Prog.ai (getprog.ai) ranks software engineers from GitHub source code and unifies GitHub, LinkedIn, Stack Overflow, and Kaggle into one profile, with contacts, scored skills, and a Likely-to-Move signal. LLM-powered search filters by skills, location, seniority, education, languages, and repos.
The Chrome extension is free for in-page insights. The full database, contacts, and bulk list builder are quoted. Outreach export to CSV is live. Lemlist and SourceWhale connectors are listed as coming soon. There is no public checkout price on the homepage.
Who it's for
Best for
- Technical recruiters who hire from GitHub more than from job boards
- Desks that want Likely-to-Move and scored skills while browsing LinkedIn
- Teams building bulk engineer lists to export into an outreach tool
- Companies competing with LinkedIn Recruiter on developers who barely keep a LinkedIn
Not ideal for
- Non-engineering recruiting
- Buyers who need a published monthly SKU before a demo
Key features
GitHub graph. Developers ranked from public contributions, not just profiles.
Chrome extension. In-flow sourcing; extension updated June 2026.
What it does. Find engineers by what they shipped on GitHub, then reach out from the extension.
Pricing
Prog.ai does not publish a plan table on getprog.ai. The Chrome extension is free. Full database, contacts, and bulk list access are quoted. Request a conversation from the site. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 19 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Is Prog.ai expensive?
Prog.ai does not publish a price. It is one of 25 quote-based tools among the 83 sourcing tools in our directory. 12 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $99 a month.
- 25 quote-based
- 12 free tier
- 47 public price
Worked out automatically from every sourcing listing, so it updates as the directory changes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 60M+ engineers ranked from GitHub code, not resume keywords
- Free Chrome extension on LinkedIn, GitHub, Stack Overflow, and Kaggle
- Likely-to-Move plus skill scores from real contributions
Cons
- Full platform is sales-quoted. No homepage plan table
- Engineer-only graph
- Native outreach connectors to sequencers are still rolling out
How Prog.ai compares
See all Prog.ai alternatives, with what each one does differently and a head to head for every pairing.
| Tool | Free tier | From | MCP | API | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| | – | Sales-quoted | – | – | |
| | – | $149/mo | ✓ | ✓ | Compare |
| | – | $494/mo | – | ✓ | Compare |
| | – | Sales-quoted | – | – | Compare |
| | – | $140/mo | – | – | Compare |
$149/mo MCP API
Broader talent graph with a $149/mo public entry. Less GitHub-native than Prog.ai.
$494/mo API
Outbound sourcing database across functions, not a code-contribution graph.
Sales-quoted
Tech sourcing extension, sales-quoted. Similar browser overlay, different graph.
$140/mo
LinkedIn's own seat. Strong where engineers keep profiles, weak where they do not.