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GAI coding assistant and agents for editors, terminal, desktop and GitHub
Free, from $10/mo
Cursor vs Devin
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
C
Choose Cursor if…
- you want the lower entry price ($8/mo vs $20/mo)
- you're in its core audience: software developers, engineering teams
D
Choose Devin if…
- you work on Windows, Linux
- you're in its core audience: software engineers, engineering teams
Side by side
Feature Cursor Devin
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starting price$8/mo$20/mo
Free plan
Free trial
API
Open source
Trains AI on your contentYes, unless you opt out—
Data retentionKept only as long as necessary for operations and legitimate business needs—
Security and complianceSOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001—
Updates, last 90 days5—
Agent mode
CLI / terminal
Cloud agents—
AI PR review—
MCP support—
PlatformsmacOS, Web, SlackWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux, Slack
CategoryCode AssistantsCode Assistants
CompanyAnysphere, Inc.Cognition
Based in—United States
Founded——
Part ofSpaceX—
Key features
C Cursor
- Agent mode that plans and builds features from prompts
- Cloud agents running tasks in parallel on own machines
- Command-line agent installable via curl
- Slack integration that opens pull requests
- AI code reviews on GitHub PRs via Bugbot
- Model choice across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, SpaceXAI, Cursor
- Cmd+K targeted inline edits
- Privacy mode excluding code from training
D Devin
- Autonomous coding through to merge-ready pull requests
- Codebase mapping with updated architecture diagrams
- Browser testing of its own builds with session recordings
- Parallel cloud agents for large tasks
- Code review for bugs and vulnerabilities
- Scheduled and trigger-based automations for CI failures and alerts
- Slack, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, Jira and Linear integrations
- Cloud, desktop and CLI with per-session VMs
Plans and prices
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Cursor
Free$0/month
Plus$8/month
Premium$30/month
Super$100/month
Ultra$200/month
Teams$30+/user/month
EnterpriseCustom
Devin
Free$0
Pro$20/mo
Max$200/mo
Teams$80/mo team fee + $40 per full dev seat
EnterpriseCustom
Strengths and limitations
Cursor
- Free plan available
- Works in desktop, terminal, Slack and GitHub
- Supports models from several providers
- SOC 2, ISO27001 and ISO42001 certified
- Plus plan is limited to Grok models
- Third-party model usage is billed separately at API list price
- Cloud agents and code reviews require Premium ($30/month) or higher
- Prices exclude taxes
Devin
- Free plan with unlimited inline edits and Tab completions
- Pro plan at $20/month includes frontier models and Devin Cloud
- SOC 2, ISO 27001 and FedRAMP certifications
- Works from Slack, Teams, Jira and Linear
- Free plan has a light quota and limited models
- Usage beyond quotas is billed at API pricing
- Teams plan adds an $80 team fee on top of seats
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