Side-by-side comparison
Cursor vs Devin
Plans, free tiers and API access for Cursor and Devin, from each vendor's own pages. Last checked Oct 4, 2026.
The short answer
- Both Cursor and Devin have an ongoing free plan.
Pricing and features
- Pro$20/mo
- Teams Standard$40/mo
- Pro$20/mo
- Teams$80/mo
- Max$200/mo
How to choose
Cursor and Devin both list a $20 per month Pro plan, so price at the entry level does not separate them. What differs is the intended way of working. Cursor is described as an agent-native editor for individual developers and teams, with shared team rules, and a free Hobby tier with limited Agent requests that needs no credit card. Devin is described as parallel cloud agents for implementation, review and repo maintenance, with a free tier of light agent quota. Above Pro, Cursor lists Teams Standard at $40 per user per month, while Devin lists Max at $200 and Teams at $80 per month plus $40 per full developer seat. On APIs, Cursor documents MCP and CLI, with a code tracking API on Enterprise; Devin shows an API on paid tiers.
- Cursor: You want an editor-centered workflow with a no-card free Hobby tier and simple per-user Teams pricing at $40.
- Devin: You want cloud agents running in parallel on implementation and repo maintenance, and can plan for a base team fee plus seats.
- Either: You are starting on the $20 Pro tier and want to see which working style fits.
Common questions
Which is cheaper, Cursor or Devin?
Cursor has the lower starting price ($20/mo versus $20/mo). Compare plans before choosing, since limits differ.
Is Cursor free?
Free plan. Hobby tier is free with limited Agent requests and Composer access; no credit card required
Is Devin free?
Free plan. Free tier offers light agent quota with unlimited inline edits and Tab completions