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Devin Desktop

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  1. About
  2. Pricing
  3. What people are saying
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About Devin Desktop

Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf) is a full AI code editor built on VS Code. Following its acquisition by Cognition, the IDE features the Agent Command Center, allowing developers to natively orchestrate local and cloud agents. \n\nIt includes Devin Local, a Rust-based agent that offers improved token efficiency and subagent support for handling complex nested logic. The generous Free plan now includes access to the SWE-1.7 model, unlimited inline edits, and Tab completions.

Pricing

  • $0/mo: Free plan with access to Devin Local (SWE-1.7 Slow), unlimited inline edits, and Tab completions.
  • $20/mo: Pro plan adds increased quotas, frontier models like Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini, plus access to cloud agents.
  • $200/mo: Max plan for significantly higher quotas.
  • $80/mo base + $40/mo per seat: Teams plan for collaborative agent management.
  • Custom: Enterprise plan for organizational deployments.
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What people are saying

Users have praised the new Agent Command Center and UI, finding it to be a fast, native-feeling upgrade over competitors. However, there are mixed feelings surrounding the rebrand and pricing, with some feeling alienated by the push toward paid tiers.

  • "The interface is fast, clean and feels native - much less clunky than OpenChamber and the third-party VScode extensions. The other benefit you get is that this interface automatically muxes past sessions from these ACP agents." — Anonymous (August 2026)
  • "Devin desktop is better at visuals. the core idea that we need a dashboard instead of a chat log applies everywhere. the question is whether your current tool already handles the fundamentals." — Anonymous (August 2026)
  • "devin cloud and whatever maybe that's all good, but if you can't actually use it or would need to dump hundreds of dollars more into it whats the point. they push devin cloud on people without telling how much it burns of the usage %..." — Anonymous (August 2026)
  • "I would hate to say I’m using Devin desktop when I talk to my peers. This might be the straw that breaks the camels back for me, not even all the lousy price changes" — Anonymous (August 2026)