Pricing
Devin Pricing in 2026: Free, Pro, Max and Teams, Explained
Devin AI costs $0 (Free), $20 (Pro) or $200 a month (Max); Teams is $80 plus $40 a seat. What each plan's quota covers and what extra usage costs.
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Prices checked Oct 20, 2026 on Devin’s pricing page, Devin’s self-serve billing docs and Devin’s models docs; the SWE-2 free window and Pro’s “Free use of SWE-2” line rechecked Oct 28, 2026. Quota mechanics checked Oct 14, 2026 in Devin’s quota docs. All are linked under Sources. This page has no affiliate links (how we work).
Devin’s plan menu fits on a napkin: $0, $20, $200, and Teams from $80. The bill doesn’t. Paid plans run on daily and weekly quotas that drain by tokens, and past them you pay API prices. So the real question is “how much agent work do I do before Friday”.
We haven’t tested Devin. Everything below comes from Cognition’s own pricing page and docs.
TL;DR: which Devin plan to pay for
- Just trying it: Free, $0. You get a “Light quota to code with agents”, limited model choice, and unlimited Tab completions and inline edits. When the quota runs out, you wait for the reset.
- Solo, coding most days: Pro, $20 a month. Daily and weekly quotas that cover Devin sessions, Devin CLI and Devin Desktop, full model availability, and access to Devin Cloud agents.
- Heavy agent use: Max, $200 a month. “Significantly higher quotas”, weekly only, with no daily cap. Price it against Pro plus extra usage before you jump.
- A team: Teams, an $80 monthly minimum plus $40 per full seat, for up to 200 users. Flex seats are free but can’t use Devin Desktop.
- Shopping around: see AI coding tools compared.
Every Devin plan and price
All USD, as listed on Devin’s pricing page and billing docs on Oct 20, 2026.
| Plan | Monthly | Quota | Overage | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Light quota | Wait for reset | devin.ai |
| Pro | $20 | Daily + weekly | API pricing | devin.ai |
| Max | $200 | Weekly, no daily cap | API pricing | devin.ai |
| Teams | $80 min + $40/seat | Pro-level per full seat | Shared credit pool | Devin docs |
| Enterprise | Let’s talk | Custom | ACUs (price not published) | devin.ai |
Sources: Devin pricing and self-serve billing docs, checked Oct 20, 2026; “wait for reset” on Free from the quota docs, checked Oct 14, 2026.
A few details from the plan cards that the table can’t hold:
- Concurrent sessions: “Up to 10” on Pro and Max, “Unlimited” on Teams and Enterprise.
- Pro and Max are single-user plans.
- Pro’s card says “Free use of SWE-2”, Cognition’s own model. More on that below.
- Legacy Core plan users were moved to Free, per the billing docs.
If you were paying Windsurf’s old $15 Pro or $30-a-seat Teams price, you keep it indefinitely on the quota system. The full backstory, including the SWE-2 launch promo, is in what changed when Windsurf became Devin Desktop. For the plan history in one place, see the Devin Desktop price tracker.
How the daily and weekly quotas work
Devin dropped prompt credits in March 2026. Each paid plan now comes with “a usage allowance that refreshes automatically on a daily and weekly basis” (Devin pricing FAQ, checked Oct 20, 2026). Here’s how that allowance behaves, per the docs:
- It drains by tokens, not by prompts. Each request draws from the quota according to how many tokens the model uses. A quick question with two files open costs little. A long agent session over a big codebase costs a lot (quota docs, checked Oct 14, 2026).
- Free models don’t count against it (same docs).
- The daily cap is generous on purpose. “The daily allowance is more than 1/7 of the weekly”, so one big Saturday doesn’t hit a wall before the weekly limit does (billing docs, checked Oct 20, 2026).
- Resets follow the calendar. Quotas refresh “on a calendar basis”, not on a rolling 24-hour clock (same docs).
- Running out: Free users wait for the next reset. Pro, Teams and Max users can buy extra usage and keep working (quota docs, checked Oct 14, 2026).
What drains Devin is agent loops, because each step re-sends the growing context. Mostly chat and quick edits? Pro stretches. “Let the agent refactor the payments service” every day? It won’t.
What extra usage costs
Past your quota, extra usage “is consumed at API pricing” (Devin pricing, checked Oct 20, 2026). You buy on-demand credits, and each model bills at its per-token rate. Three details from the billing docs soften that:
- On-demand credits “roll over month-to-month. Purchased credits never expire.” Buy $20 of overage in a slow month and it’s still there in a busy one.
- ChatGPT plans can pay for GPT usage. “If you have an eligible ChatGPT Go, Plus, or Pro subscription, you can also use your ChatGPT plan to pay for GPT model usage so it doesn’t count against your Devin allowance.”
- The dollar value carried over for legacy ACU customers. “On-demand credits are the same dollar value as the ACUs you’re used to.”
Now SWE-2, updated Oct 28, 2026. Devin extended the free window. Its models docs now say, word for word: “SWE-2 is free for self-serve plans in Devin Desktop and Devin CLI through November 30, 2026; it does not apply to Devin cloud sessions.” After that, list pricing applies: $3.00 per 1M input tokens, $15.00 per 1M output and $0.30 per 1M cache input (checked Oct 28, 2026). That matches the pricing page, which still lists “Free use of SWE-2” under Pro (pricing, checked Oct 28, 2026). Two catches: the free use covers Desktop and CLI only, not Devin cloud sessions, and Free-plan users only get SWE-1.6.
One more exception from the same docs: voice-mode agent usage “does not receive model-specific promotions, including free or discounted SWE-2 usage.”
For about two weeks the docs showed an expired Oct 15 date while the pricing page still sold “Free use of SWE-2”. The new Nov 30 date settles it for now. Put Nov 30 in your calendar if SWE-2 is your daily driver, because that is when quota math changes.
Teams and Enterprise: seats, ACUs and the SWE-2 discount
Teams is priced in two parts (billing docs, checked Oct 20, 2026):
- Full seat, $40 a month: a Pro-equivalent daily and weekly quota, including Devin Desktop.
- Flex seat, free: draws only from the team’s shared on-demand credit pool, and has no Devin Desktop access.
- The $80 minimum works like this: with 0 full seats, the $80 becomes $80 of credits. With 1 full seat, it’s $40 for the seat plus $40 of credits. With 2 or more, you pay N × $40.
- Up to 200 members.
- SSO isn’t on new Teams plans. It’s Enterprise-only (quota docs, checked Oct 14, 2026).
So three people on full seats pay $120 a month before extra usage.
Devin Review has no separate price. Free includes “Access to Devin Review”. On Teams, Review “draws directly from the team’s shared on-demand credit pool”, and when credits run out it “switches to its smart diff viewer”. Public GitHub PRs are free to review at devinreview.com, with no Devin account and no credits used (same billing docs).
Enterprise is “Let’s talk”. The cloud agent on newer Enterprise plans bills in ACUs, and Devin doesn’t publish an ACU dollar price on its pricing page or the docs we checked on Oct 20, 2026. Get it in writing from sales.
The SWE-2 Enterprise deal: “SWE-2 is 75% off list price … through December 31, 2026.” On Oct 28, 2026 that note sits under the Enterprise (ACUs) tab of the models docs; legacy credit-based enterprise customers have a separate credits table. Ask which bucket you’re in before counting on that 75%.
Devin vs Cursor, Claude Code and Copilot on price
| Tool | Entry plan | Top plan | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devin | $20 Pro | $200 Max | devin.ai (Oct 20) |
| Cursor | $8 Plus (Grok only) | $200 Ultra | cursor.com (Oct 15) |
| Claude Code | $20 Pro ($17/mo yearly) | $200 Ultra | claude.com (Oct 19) |
| Copilot | $10 Pro | $100 Max | GitHub docs (Oct 20) |
Cursor’s $8 entry is cheaper but Grok-only, with third-party models at API list price on Premium and up (Cursor pricing). Claude Code comes with Claude Pro or Max, sharing one usage pool with chat (Claude Code pricing). For the head-to-head with Devin’s old self, read Cursor vs Windsurf.
Devin’s quirk is the gap: nothing between $20 and $200, where Cursor has $30 and $100 rungs. Devin’s answer to “a bit more than Pro” is extra usage at API pricing. Fine if heavy weeks are rare, painful if they’re every week.
Here’s what I’d do
Curious: start on Free. Unlimited Tab completions, and a few days tells you if the agent workflow clicks.
Daily agent user: Pro at $20. Watch the meter for two weeks. Max only makes sense once Pro plus overage regularly nears $200. Below that, Pro plus top-ups is cheaper, and those credits never expire.
Already paying for ChatGPT Go, Plus or Pro: connect it so GPT usage doesn’t eat your Devin allowance.
Team: full seats for people who live in Devin Desktop, flex seats for occasional users. Need SSO? That’s Enterprise.
Leaning on SWE-2: trust neither page right now. Check the in-app meter after a SWE-2 session.
Grandfathered at $15 Windsurf Pro: keep it. Nothing on the new menu beats it.
Coming from Windsurf? Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf) explains the quota swap and the SWE-2 free window.
Two follow-ups: Devin Pro vs Max asks whether the $200 plan is worth 10x Pro, and Devin usage limits explains how the daily and weekly quotas drain and reset.
Comparing Devin Pro with Anthropic’s plan? Devin Pro vs Claude Pro sets quota, models and agent features side by side.
Weighing Devin Pro against Cursor? Devin Pro vs Cursor Pro compares price, usage and who can still buy each plan.
Free-plan details for Windsurf-now-Devin-Desktop: Is Windsurf free?.
FAQ
Is Devin free? Yes, Devin’s Free plan costs $0 with a “Light quota”, limited model availability and unlimited Tab completions, per devin.ai/pricing on Oct 20, 2026.
Is SWE-2 still free on Devin? Yes, on paid self-serve plans in Devin Desktop and Devin CLI through Nov 30, 2026, per Devin’s models docs (Oct 28, 2026); cloud sessions are excluded and list price applies afterward.
How much is Devin Pro? Devin Pro is $20 a month for daily and weekly quotas across Devin sessions, Devin CLI and Devin Desktop, with extra usage at API pricing.
What is an ACU in Devin? ACUs are the billing unit for Devin’s newer Enterprise plans, and Devin doesn’t publish an ACU dollar price; self-serve on-demand credits carry “the same dollar value as the ACUs you’re used to”.
Does Devin have annual billing? Devin’s pricing page showed no annual price or yearly toggle on Oct 20, 2026, so check current price at checkout.
Sources
- Devin pricing (plans, quotas, concurrent sessions, FAQ on extra usage, “Free use of SWE-2”): https://devin.ai/pricing (verified 2026-10-20)
- Devin self-serve billing docs (Pro/Max/Teams, full and flex seats, $80 minimum, daily vs weekly allowance, rollover, ChatGPT plans, Devin Review, legacy ACU and Core): https://docs.devin.ai/admin/billing/self-serve.md (verified 2026-10-20)
- Devin models docs (SWE-2 list price and free-window wording through Nov 30, 2026, Enterprise 75% off, voice mode): https://docs.devin.ai/desktop/models (verified 2026-10-28; other lines 2026-10-20)
- Devin quota docs (token-based draw, free models, reset rules, extra usage by plan, legacy $15 / $30, SSO on Enterprise): https://docs.devin.ai/desktop/accounts/quota (verified 2026-10-14)
- Cursor pricing: https://cursor.com/pricing (verified 2026-10-15)
- Claude pricing (Pro, Max, Claude Code): https://claude.com/pricing (verified 2026-10-19)
- GitHub Copilot plans docs: https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/get-started/plans (verified 2026-10-20)