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The best Devin alternatives in 2027 are OpenAI Codex (best overall, $20/mo), Amazon Q Developer (formerly CodeWhisperer) (best free plan) and Cline (best open source, Apache-2.0). Devin itself starts at $20/mo. Zekai checked these prices on vendor pages on 11 Nov 2026; 8 more are compared below, including 2 with a free plan and 4 open source.
The closest paid Devin alternatives are OpenAI Codex at $20 a month, GitHub Copilot Pro at $10, Cursor Premium at $30, Claude Code from $20 and Amazon Q Developer at $19 per user. Open-source options include Cline, Kilo Code, OpenHands, Qwen Code and Gemini CLI. Choose by whether you want a delegated agent or an in-editor assistant.
| Tool | Type | Starting price | Free plan limit | Best for | Cost for your team | Checked | |
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DevinThe tool you are replacing |
You are here | $20/moPro, monthly |
Light quota, limited model availability | Autonomous cloud agent that opens pull requests | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
OpenAI Codex Not yet reviewed by ZekaiBest overall |
Free plan + paid | $20/moPlus, monthly (Go is $8/mo) |
Free plan includes Codex, shared limits | Agent in CLI, IDE, web and iOS | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
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Free plan + paid | $10/moPro, monthly |
2,000 completions a month | Issue-to-pull-request agent inside GitHub | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Cursor Zekai score 9.5 |
Free plan + paid | $30/moPremium, monthly (Plus is $8/mo, Grok models only) |
Limited agent and chat requests | Standalone AI editor with cloud agents | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Claude Code Zekai score 9.0 |
Paid | $20/moPro, monthly ($17/mo billed yearly) |
No free plan | Terminal, IDE and web coding agent | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Replit Zekai score 7.7 |
Paid | $20/moCore, monthly ($18/mo billed yearly) |
No free plan | Browser workspace that builds and hosts apps | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
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Free plan + paid | $19/user/moPro tier, per user monthly |
50 agentic requests per month | IDE and CLI agent for AWS teams | — | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Gemini CLI Zekai score 8.3 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (Apache-2.0) | Free terminal agent with a Google login | $0 | 11 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
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Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (Apache-2.0) | Open-source agent inside your editor | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 Kilo Code Zekai score 8.7 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (MIT) | Open-source agent with 500+ model choices | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 OpenHands Zekai score 7.6 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (MIT) | Self-hosted open-source engineering agent | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 Qwen Code Zekai score 8.7 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (Apache-2.0) | Open-source agent for Qwen and local models | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
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Claim your toolYes. The Devin pricing page lists a Free plan with a light quota, limited model availability, unlimited inline edits and unlimited Tab completions. The page gives no numeric allowance. Paid plans start with Pro at $20 a month and Max at $200 a month.
Source: Devin pricing page, read 11 Nov 2026.
Light quota, limited model availability
Pro, monthly
Gemini CLI has the largest free allowance on its page: 1,000 requests a day with a personal Google account. Amazon Q Developer's free tier gives 50 agentic requests a month, GitHub Copilot Free gives 2,000 completions, and Cline, Kilo Code, OpenHands and Qwen Code cost nothing apart from the model you connect.
OpenHands (MIT), Cline (Apache-2.0), Kilo Code (MIT), Qwen Code (Apache-2.0) and Gemini CLI (Apache-2.0) are open-source coding agents you can run instead of Devin. OpenHands is the one built for self-hosting an engineering agent with Docker; the others work in an editor or terminal. Model usage is billed by whichever provider you connect.
Devin runs agents in cloud sessions and in Devin Desktop, with plans from a free tier to Pro at $20 a month and Max at $200. Codex matches the $20 price, Copilot starts at $10 and hands issues to its cloud agent, Cursor is an editor, and the open-source agents let you pick models. The table shows each difference.
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of GitHub Copilot
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Cursor · Verdict: Agentic AI Coding Assistant
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Claude Code · Verdict: Your AI dev partner.
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Replit
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Amazon Q Developer (formerly CodeWhisperer) · Verdict: IDE plugins end 2027
The pricing page gives no numeric usage allowance: usage refreshes daily and weekly and cost per message varies by model, task size and complexity. (source)
Team use costs $80 a month for the team plan plus $40 a month per full dev seat, and the Max plan is $200 a month. (source)
Pricing hosted on devin.ai changed before: in April 2025 the Windsurf plans were consolidated, Pro became $15 a month with 500 prompt credits and flow action credits were removed. (source)
OpenAI Codex is the best overall Devin alternative on this page ($20/mo). For no cost, Amazon Q Developer (formerly CodeWhisperer) has a free plan (50 agentic requests per month). To self-host, Cline is open source (Apache-2.0).
Yes. Devin has a free plan: Light quota, limited model availability. Paid plans start at $20/mo, checked on 11 Nov 2026.
Yes. Gemini CLI, Cline, Kilo Code, OpenHands, Qwen Code are open source and free to self-host. OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Amazon Q Developer (formerly CodeWhisperer) have a free plan with limits, shown in the table.
GitHub Copilot starts at $10/mo, against $20/mo for Devin, as listed on each vendor's pricing page on 11 Nov 2026.
If each of 5 people buys the entry paid plan, at the prices Zekai checked on 11 Nov 2026, the monthly cost is GitHub Copilot $50/mo, Amazon Q Developer (formerly CodeWhisperer) $95/mo, OpenAI Codex $100/mo, against Devin $100/mo for Devin. Team and business plans can cost more per seat. The Zekai Cost Finder on this page recalculates for any team size.
Codex is bundled in ChatGPT plans, with web, CLI, IDE extension and iOS access from Plus; an API key skips cloud features such as GitHub code review and Slack. Choose OpenAI Codex if you already pay for ChatGPT and want its coding agent included in that plan. Stay with Devin if you want a hosted agent that works from Slack mentions and scheduled automations.
The documented reasons are: The pricing page gives no numeric usage allowance: usage refreshes daily and weekly and cost per message varies by model, task size and complexity (11 Nov 2026); Team use costs $80 a month for the team plan plus $40 a month per full dev seat, and the Max plan is $200 a month (11 Nov 2026). Each is sourced in the section above.
It depends on the job. Codex and Copilot's cloud agent are the nearest hosted agents, Cursor suits editing code yourself, and OpenHands is the open-source agent you can self-host.
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