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Devin vs GitHub Copilot (2026)

Published starting prices: Devin, Free; Pro $20/mo. GitHub Copilot, Free; Pro $10/mo. Side-by-side public pricing, what each does, real use cases and who each suits, all from our listings with sources. We haven't tested either hands-on.

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Short answer: Devin vs GitHub Copilot pricing

Comparing the lowest listed monthly plans: Devin Pro: $20/mo (includes cloud agents), and GitHub Copilot Pro: $10/mo (includes $15/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($10 base + $5 flex)). GitHub Copilot lists the lower one. Devin and GitHub Copilot also have a free plan. Plans differ in what they include, and some are per seat or billed yearly, so compare the plan details. Checked October 29, 2026 and October 30, 2026. Devin: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (light quota), checked October 29, 2026. GitHub Copilot: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (limited chat and agent use), checked October 30, 2026.

Pricing side by side · FAQ

Pricing side by side

Devin vs GitHub Copilot: public pricing
ItemDevinGitHub Copilot
Starting priceFree; Pro $20/moFree; Pro $10/mo
Pricing modelSubscriptionSubscription
Free planYesYes
Plans
  • Free: $0
  • Pro: $20/mo
  • Max: $200/mo
  • Teams: $80/mo + $40/dev seat
  • Free: $0
  • Pro: $10/mo
  • Pro+: $39/mo
  • Max: $100/mo
  • Business: $19/user/mo
  • Enterprise: $39/user/mo
  • Copilot access (eligible enterprises): $10/user/mo standalone
Pricing notenot publishedUsage is metered in GitHub AI Credits (1 credit = $0.01). Each paid plan includes base credits equal to its price plus a flex allotment that GitHub says may change over time; you can set a budget for extra usage. Business, Enterprise and the new Copilot access option are from GitHub's Copilot plans docs (docs.github.com/en/copilot/get-started/plans), read 2026-10-30.
CheckedOctober 29, 2026October 30, 2026
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Features and details from our listings

Devin vs GitHub Copilot: features
ItemDevinGitHub Copilot
What it isAn autonomous coding agent from Cognition, now sold with local and cloud agents (Devin Cloud) and its own SWE models. Windsurf, Cognition's AI code editor, was renamed Devin Desktop on June 2, 2026.GitHub's coding assistant with an agent mode in VS Code and other editors, a CLI and cloud agents that work on GitHub issues.
Made byCognitionGitHub
Listed underCoding agentsCoding agents
Jobs it fits
  • Hand off well-defined coding tickets
  • Run several agent tasks in the cloud
  • Fix bugs and make changes in an existing codebase
  • Review pull requests
  • Hand an issue to a cloud agent
Verified public use cases11

Use cases

Devin

GitHub Copilot

Use cases are summarised in our own words from the linked public post; vendor case studies are labelled. All use cases.

Who each is best for

From our listing data (jobs, public pricing); not a hands-on test. Full details: Devin · GitHub Copilot.

FAQ

Which is cheaper, Devin or GitHub Copilot?

Comparing the lowest listed monthly plans: Devin Pro: $20/mo (includes cloud agents), and GitHub Copilot Pro: $10/mo (includes $15/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($10 base + $5 flex)). GitHub Copilot lists the lower one. Devin and GitHub Copilot also have a free plan. Plans differ in what they include, and some are per seat or billed yearly, so compare the plan details. Checked October 29, 2026 and October 30, 2026.

Is Devin free? Is GitHub Copilot free?

Devin: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (light quota), checked October 29, 2026. GitHub Copilot: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (limited chat and agent use), checked October 30, 2026.

How much does Devin cost?

Devin lists Free: $0 (light quota); Pro: $20/mo (includes cloud agents); Max: $200/mo (much higher quotas); Teams: $80/mo + $40/dev seat. Its lowest listed monthly plan is Pro: $20/mo (includes cloud agents). Checked October 29, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

How much does GitHub Copilot cost?

GitHub Copilot lists Free: $0 (limited chat and agent use); Pro: $10/mo (includes $15/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($10 base + $5 flex)); Pro+: $39/mo (includes $70/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($39 base + $31 flex)); Max: $100/mo (includes $200/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($100 base + $100 flex)); Business: $19/user/mo (per granted seat; 1,900 GitHub AI Credits per user per month, pooled across the org); Enterprise: $39/user/mo (per granted seat; 3,900 GitHub AI Credits per user per month, pooled; designed for GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers); Copilot access (eligible enterprises): $10/user/mo standalone ($0 seat charge for users with a GitHub Enterprise Cloud license; same features and models as Enterprise; all usage billed separately, no included credits). Its lowest listed monthly plan is Pro: $10/mo (includes $15/mo in GitHub AI Credits ($10 base + $5 flex)). Usage is metered in GitHub AI Credits (1 credit = $0.01). Each paid plan includes base credits equal to its price plus a flex allotment that GitHub says may change over time; you can set a budget for extra usage. Business, Enterprise and the new Copilot access option are from GitHub's Copilot plans docs (docs.github.com/en/copilot/get-started/plans), read 2026-10-30. Checked October 30, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

Did AITeamGuide test them?

Not hands-on. This comparison is built from each vendor's public pricing page (with the date we checked it), published product information and credited public use cases.

Can a vendor pay to win this comparison?

No. Nothing here is paid. Paid placements on AITeamGuide are always labelled "Sponsored" or "Featured" and never change a comparison or ranking.

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