How much does Devin cost?

Devin uses a subscription with usage limits model. The entry paid plan is $20 (Pro).

Its headline capabilities: repo-wide context; runs and fixes tests; slack and jira integration.

Devin

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★★★★★4.0AgentsPaidUpdated 27 Oct 2026

An autonomous software engineer in a sandbox

Devin takes a ticket, clones the repo, writes the code, runs the tests and opens a pull request — with a human reviewing at the end.

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Starter prompts

Copy one into Devin and swap the {braces} for your own details.

Research {topic} and return a short brief with sources. Ask before any irreversible action.
Break {goal} into steps, execute them, and report what you did after each step.
Watch {source} and tell me when {condition} changes, with a one-line summary.

Overview

Cognition's Devin is scoped to software delivery: it works inside a VM with shell, browser and editor, plans the change, iterates until tests pass and then hands back a PR. It is strongest on well-specified tickets in mature codebases.

Key Features

Repo-wide context

Indexes the codebase so changes respect existing patterns.

Runs and fixes tests

Executes the suite and iterates on failures instead of guessing.

Slack and Jira integration

Assign a ticket from chat and get a PR link back.

How to Use

Connect a repository and grant access.
Describe the ticket with acceptance criteria.
Review the plan, then the PR it opens.

Pros & Cons

Pros

✓End-to-end delivery, not just snippets
✓Clear audit trail
✓Fits existing PR workflow

Cons

×No meaningful free tier — you pay from day one.

Who It's For

Platform teamsStartups with backlogsOpen-source maintainers

Pricing & Free Trial

Subscription with usage limits Read from the vendor page

Plan	Price	Notes
Free	$0
Pro	$20
Max	$200
Team	$80/month

Free tier: No free tier; trial sessions on request.

Last checked 27 Oct 2026 · source page

Frequently asked questions

What is Devin?: Devin takes a ticket, clones the repo, writes the code, runs the tests and opens a pull request — with a human reviewing at the end.
Is there a free plan for Devin?: No free tier; trial sessions on request.
How much does Devin cost?: Devin uses a subscription with usage limits model. The entry paid plan is $20 (Pro).
What can Devin do?: Its headline capabilities: repo-wide context; runs and fixes tests; slack and jira integration.
Who is Devin for?: It is aimed at platform teams, startups with backlogs, open-source maintainers.