Devin

AI & Coding Tools

Free tier, Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo

Autonomous AI software engineer that takes tasks, writes code, runs tests, and submits PRs on its own

Devin works more independently than most AI coding tools. You assign it a task (“fix this bug,” “add this feature,” “set up CI/CD”) and it goes away, works on it, and comes back with a pull request. You do not sit and watch; it works asynchronously.

Since 2026 Devin is sold with Devin Desktop on one set of plans: a free plan with a small agent quota, Pro at $20 a month and Max at $200, with extra usage billed at API prices. The people getting value from Devin are those with more tasks than time, who can keep it busy with well-defined work. If you have 3 bug fixes and 2 small features to ship this week and cannot hire a developer, Devin might pay for itself. If you are pre-revenue and watching every dollar, this is not where you start.

Best for Developers who want an AI agent to take coding tasks, from inline edits to cloud agents opening PRs.

Plans

Devin plans
PlanPriceIncludes
Free$0Light agent quota, limited models, unlimited Tab completions
Pro$20/moHigher quotas, frontier models, cloud agents; extra usage at API pricing
Max$200/moEverything in Pro with significantly higher quotas
Teams$80/moPlus $40/mo per full dev seat; up to 200 users, admin dashboard

Prices checked on the vendor's page

Pros

  • Can work on tasks independently while you do other things
  • Handles the full cycle: plan, code, test, debug, submit PR
  • Learns your codebase conventions over time

Cons

  • Quotas on Pro run out fast on long agent tasks; extra usage is billed at API prices
  • Results vary wildly: great for routine tasks, unpredictable for complex ones
  • You still need to review its work carefully

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