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Devin alternatives

Devin by Cognition costs $20/mo and is proprietary. If you need something cheaper, open source, self-hosted or simply different, here are 10 alternatives that do the same job, ranked by how widely they are used, with the differences that matter.

10 Devin alternatives, by popularity

  1. 1
    Jules · Google · Cloud
    Free + $19.99/mo

    Asynchronous coding agent from Google that clones a repository into a cloud VM, plans the work and opens pull requests using Gemini models. Tasks can be started from the web app, a GitHub issue label, the Jules Tools CLI or a REST API.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Less widely used (Gid Score 18 vs 54)
  2. 2
    OpenAI Codex · OpenAI · Terminal
    Free + $8/mo

    OpenAI's coding agent, offered as an open-source terminal CLI, an IDE extension, a desktop app and a cloud agent that works on repositories. Users sign in with a ChatGPT account or use an OpenAI API key.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Paid plans from $8/mo vs $20/mo
    • Open source (Apache-2.0)
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
  3. 3
    Claude Code · Anthropic · Terminal
    $20/mo

    Anthropic's agentic coding tool that reads a codebase, edits files and runs commands from the terminal, with VS Code and JetBrains integrations plus desktop, web and mobile access. It runs Claude models through a Claude subscription, an Anthropic Console API key or supported third-party cloud providers.

    • Bring your own API key
    • More widely used (Gid Score 80 vs 54)
    • A different kind of tool: Terminal
  4. 4
    Pi · Earendil Inc. · Terminal
    Free (OSS)

    Minimal, extensible open-source coding agent harness with interactive TUI, print/JSON, RPC and SDK modes, created by Mario Zechner and now maintained by Earendil Inc. It supports 15+ model providers through API keys or OAuth and is customized with TypeScript extensions, skills and packages.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Open source (MIT)
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
    • More widely used (Gid Score 75 vs 54)
  5. 5
    OpenCode · Anomaly · Terminal
    Free + $10/mo

    Open-source coding agent from Anomaly (the team behind SST) that runs as a terminal UI, desktop app or IDE extension and connects to 75+ model providers, including local models and existing ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot logins.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Paid plans from $10/mo vs $20/mo
    • Open source (MIT)
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
  6. 6
    Cursor · Anysphere · IDEs
    Free + $20/mo

    AI coding editor and agent platform with a desktop app, a CLI, web and mobile agents, and cloud agents that run tasks in remote environments. It offers models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, SpaceXAI (Grok) and Meta alongside its own Composer models.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Bring your own API key
    • More widely used (Gid Score 72 vs 54)
    • A different kind of tool: IDEs
  7. 7
    GitHub Copilot · GitHub · IDEs
    Free + $10/mo

    AI coding assistant from GitHub offering completions, chat and agent mode in IDEs, a terminal CLI, a desktop app and a cloud agent that works on assigned tasks in the background and opens pull requests. Models from several providers can be selected.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Paid plans from $10/mo vs $20/mo
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
    • More widely used (Gid Score 71 vs 54)
  8. 8
    Zed · Zed Industries · IDEs
    Free + $10/mo

    High-performance open-source code editor written in Rust, with multiplayer editing, an agent panel, edit predictions and support for external agents through the Agent Client Protocol. Version 1.0 shipped in April 2026.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Paid plans from $10/mo vs $20/mo
    • Open source (GPL-3.0-or-later)
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
  9. 9
    Gemini CLI · Google · Terminal
    Varies

    Google's open-source terminal agent that brings Gemini models to the command line for code editing, shell commands and MCP tools. Since 2026-06-18 it no longer serves free, Google AI Pro/Ultra or Google One users, who were moved to Antigravity CLI.

    • Open source (Apache-2.0)
    • Bring your own API key
    • A different kind of tool: Terminal
  10. 10
    Oh My Pi · Stencil Labs · Terminal
    Free (OSS)

    Open-source terminal coding agent (`omp`), a variant of the Pi coding agent from Stencil Labs, with a native Rust core, IDE-style tooling and Windows-native support.

    • Free to start; Devin has no free tier
    • Open source (MIT)
    • Works with local models
    • Bring your own API key
    • Growing fast: usage up 58% in 30 days

Devin vs alternatives at a glance

AgentPriceFree to startOpen sourceMCPLocal modelsGid Score
Devin$20/mo ✕✕ ✓ ? 54
JulesFree + $19.99/mo ✓✕ ✓ ? 18
OpenAI CodexFree + $8/mo ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 83
Claude Code$20/mo ✕✕ ✓ ? 80
PiFree (OSS) ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 75
OpenCodeFree + $10/mo ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 74
CursorFree + $20/mo ✓✕ ✓ ? 72
GitHub CopilotFree + $10/mo ✓✕ ✓ ✓ 71
ZedFree + $10/mo ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 59
Gemini CLIVaries ✕✓ ✓ ? 57
Oh My PiFree (OSS) ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 56

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FAQ

What is the best alternative to Devin?

By usage, the closest alternative is Jules, followed by OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, Pi.

Is there a free alternative to Devin?

None of the closest alternatives has a free tier.

Is there an open-source alternative to Devin?

Yes. OpenAI Codex is open source.

How do these Devin alternatives compare on price?

Jules: Free + $19.99/mo; OpenAI Codex: Free + $8/mo; Claude Code: $20/mo; Pi: Free (OSS); OpenCode: Free + $10/mo; Cursor: Free + $20/mo.

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