How Devin prices
Captured October 26, 2026 at 1440px wide.
Devin plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | |
| ProHighlighted | $20 | PER MONTH |
| Max | $200 | PER MONTH |
| Teams | $80 | /MONTH FOR TEAM PLAN + $40/MO PER FULL DEV SEAT |
| EnterpriseBUILT TO SCALE ACROSS YOUR ORGANIZATION | Let's talk |
As printed on the page captured October 26, 2026.
How does Devin pricing work?
The value metric is agent usage, sold as a quota inside a subscription. Free carries a 'Light quota to code with agents', Pro offers 'Increased quotas, including access to frontier models from OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and SpaceXAI, plus leading open source models', and Max adds 'Significantly higher quotas'. The FAQ explains why the quota is described rather than counted: 'Cost per message varies based on the model used, the task size and complexity, and the reasoning required.' An agent's work ranges from a one-line fix to a long refactor, so a quota measured in the provider's own cost lets one plan cover both. Teams adds a seat layer, printed as '$80 /MONTH FOR TEAM PLAN + $40/MO PER FULL DEV SEAT'.
The motion is product-led with a sales-led top. The plan row splits into INDIVIDUAL PLANS, Free with Download and Pro and Max with Select plan, and TEAM PLANS, Teams with Select plan and 'Up to 200 users', and Enterprise with 'Let's talk' and Get a Demo. Pro carries a POPULAR badge and Max a NEW badge. A logo band backs 'First class support for every major model provider', a Compare Plans matrix repeats every price in its header and runs through Devin Desktop, Devin Cloud, Integrations, Account support and Security, and a five-question FAQ closes the page. Every price is monthly, which keeps the page to one billing basis.
Under the hood, the page describes a credit pool per seat with metered overflow. Each paid plan's 'usage allowance that refreshes automatically on a daily and weekly basis' works as a rolling pool, and beyond it 'you can purchase extra usage which is consumed at API pricing', so heavy use is billed at the model's own rate. On Teams, '$40/month per full user' and 'Each full user includes their own generous quota and access to Devin Desktop' show a pool attached to each full seat, and 'Up to 200 users' sets the ceiling where Enterprise, with Members listed as Unlimited, takes over. The FAQ advice to 'Switch to smaller models for routine tasks' shows the quota is denominated in model cost, so the customer controls how far it stretches. Quotas in model cost with API-rate overflow is where agent pricing is heading, and a seat ceiling that marks the handoff to a negotiated contract is worth borrowing.
What does Devin's pricing page do well?
- The plan row splits into labeled INDIVIDUAL PLANS and TEAM PLANS bands, so the $80 team fee reads as a team price
- The full Teams tariff fits one line: '$80 /MONTH FOR TEAM PLAN + $40/MO PER FULL DEV SEAT'
- Compare Plans repeats $0, $20, $200, $80 and Let's talk in the header row, so the table reads without scrolling back up
- The FAQ answers what happens at the limit and how to make the quota last, with named smaller models to switch to
- 'Up to 200 users' and 'Each full user includes their own generous quota and access to Devin Desktop' tell a buying manager how far Teams goes and what a seat buys
What does Devin's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- A quota denominated in model cost lets one plan cover tasks that range from a quick edit to a long agent run
- Usage past the allowance is consumed at API pricing, a pass-through rate that ties heavy use to what it costs to serve
- Allowances that refresh daily and weekly spread usage across the period and protect capacity for every subscriber
- Teams pairs a platform fee with a per-full-seat price, and the 'Up to 200 users' ceiling marks where seat growth moves to a negotiated Enterprise contract
- Concurrency is the hard limit that separates individual from team plans, Up to 10 on Pro and Max against Unlimited on Team
Learn with Orb
- GuidePricing AI agents: plans, costs and monetization models Agent usage is sold as subscription quotas, with usage past the allowance bought at API pricing; Orb's guide covers B2B models for pricing AI agents and how teams meter agent work.
- DocsPricing an AI agent Allowances refresh daily and weekly, with extra usage purchased beyond them, which maps to Orb's worked example of token-based pricing with recurring grants and top-up purchases.
- ProductPrice modeling Teams prints a two-part tariff, $80 a month for the team plus $40 per full dev seat; Orb's price modeling covers hybrid plans like this without re-engineering billing.
Questions about Devin pricing
How much does Devin cost?
Devin's pricing starts at $20/mo. The page shows 5 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Devin use?
Devin prices on a hybrid of seats and usage, combined with flat-rate tiers. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does Devin have a free plan?
Yes, Devin has a free plan. Paid plans start at $20/mo.
Does Devin offer an annual discount?
Devin's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $20/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Devin's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 5 plans, highlights Pro, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 5 things it does well and 9 insights into the pricing.
What happens when I go over my Devin usage limit?
Each paid Devin plan comes with a usage allowance that "refreshes automatically on a daily and weekly basis" for steady coverage. If you go beyond your included usage on a paid plan, "you can purchase extra usage which is consumed at API pricing" at the model's own rate. The Pro plan lists "Purchase extra usage at API pricing" as one of its features, so heavy days stay covered.
How many users does the Devin Teams plan support?
Devin Teams supports "Up to 200 users" and is priced as "$80 /MONTH FOR TEAM PLAN + $40/MO PER FULL DEV SEAT" on the page. "Each full user includes their own generous quota and access to Devin Desktop" according to the Compare Plans table. Teams includes everything in Pro, plus sharing and collaboration, centralized billing, an admin dashboard with analytics, and priority support. Organizations that need more members can move to Enterprise, which lists Members as Unlimited.
How can I make my Devin usage quota last longer?
Devin notes that "Cost per message varies based on the model used, the task size and complexity, and the reasoning required." To stretch your allowance, the page recommends controlling the size of your prompts and being precise with your instructions while removing unnecessary context. It also suggests switching to smaller models for routine tasks, naming mini models like Haiku, GPT 5.2 Mini, and open source models like Kimi K2.5.
From the page as captured October 26, 2026. Current prices are on devin.ai
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