Tools
Augment Code vs Devin
Augment Code or Devin? Their plans monthly and yearly, the capabilities their makers state, security and latest updates, side by side — read from the makers' own pages.
In inglese
In short
- Both: Agent that edits files, Knows the whole codebase, Runs commands, Reviews pull requests, Command line, Choice of models, Self-hosted, No code retained, Builds agents and workflows
- Only Augment Code states: Chat about your code, Traces and evaluates
- Only Devin states: Inline completion, API
Augment Code
Augment Code provides AI agents for coding, code review, testing, incident response, and software delivery workflows.
Plans
Standard
- $20 /month
- $20 of usage included every month
- Up to 50 seats
- Top-ups, pay as you go
- Context Engine
- CLI access
- MCP & Native Tools
Business
- $100 /month
- $100 of usage included every month
- Up to 50 seats
- Top-ups, pay as you go
- Context Engine
- CLI access
- MCP & Native Tools
Enterprise
Price on request
- Custom usage
- Custom top-up
- Unlimited users
- Custom size compute
- Multi-region compute
- Dedicated support
Prices checked 2026-09-24 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- Chat about your code — “Chat & Agents” source
- Agent that edits files — “Assign a ticket; the loop investigates, writes the change, and exercises it end to end.” source
- Knows the whole codebase — “A live map of your entire codebase, always current, so agents start from real understanding.” source
- Runs commands — “Groups safe minor/patch bumps into a single PR per repo, runs the test suite, and only merges automatically when CI is green.” source
- Reviews pull requests — “Every PR gets a substantive first-pass review within minutes.” source
- Command line — “Software Factory as Code. Define your Experts, environments, and event-driven workflows as versioned YAML.” source
- Choice of models — “Any harness, any model. Build your own model router with Prism, or use one of our defaults.” source
- Self-hosted — “Self-hosted daemon” source
- No code retained — “Zero data retention” source
- Builds agents and workflows — “Use the experts we ship, choose from our library , fork them, or build your own.” source
- Traces and evaluates — “Audit logs + SIEM” source
Latest updates
- IntelliJ Plugin v0.491.0 Release Notes (v0.491.0)
The agent now asks for your approval before reading a file that looks sensitive; MCP servers reached over HTTP, SSE, or Streamable HTTP now go through your configured…
- VSCode Extension 0.901.1 Release Notes (0.901.1)
Chat submit is now a VS Code keyboard shortcut; workspace-defined Augment hooks now run only in trusted workspaces.
- Auggie CLI 0.36.0 Release Notes (0.36.0)
Added a flag to control the model's reasoning effort from the CLI.
Devin
Devin is an AI software engineer that plans, writes, tests, reviews, and ships code for engineering teams.
Plans
Free
Free
- Light quota to code with agents
- Limited model availability
- Unlimited inline edits
- Unlimited Tab completions
Pro
- $20 per month
- Increased quotas, including access to frontier models
- Full model availability
- Free use of SWE-2 Free in Devin Desktop and CLI through October 10, 2026
- Access to cloud agents (Devin Cloud)
- Purchase extra usage at API pricing
Max
- $200 per month
- Significantly higher quotas
Teams
- $80 /month for team plan
- $40/mo per full dev seat
- Up to 200 users
- Share and collaborate
- Centralized billing
- Admin dashboard with analytics
- Priority support
Enterprise
Price on request
- Highest priority support
- Dedicated account management
- SAML/OIDC SSO
- Centralized enterprise admin controls
- Dedicated deployment option
- First class support for every major model provider
Prices checked 2026-09-25 on the maker’s page.
Capabilities
- Inline completion — “Unlimited Tab completions” source
- Agent that edits files — “Devin runs in the cloud or on your machine, tests in its own browser, and won't stop until the PR is ready to merge” source
- Knows the whole codebase — “Map the codebase and systems architecture accurately and efficiently.” source
- Runs commands — “Devin spins up its own Windows, Mac, and Linux virtual machines as needed to build, test in its browser, and record itself clicking through what it built” source
- Reviews pull requests — “Devin Review finds bugs and vulnerabilities before they reach production.” source
- Command line — “Delegate to Devin Cloud, iterate in Desktop or CLI, or tag @Devin.” source
- Choice of models — “Search all models” source
- Self-hosted — “Deploy in your virtual private cloud (VPC)” source
- No code retained — “Zero data retention enforced with model providers” source
- API — “Devin API” source
- Builds agents and workflows — “Create scheduled workflows and trigger-based automations for repetitive work.” source
Security
- SOC 2 Type II — “Licensor uses independent third-party auditors to assess the Licensor Security Program at least annually, as described in frameworks such as the SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 standards.” source
- SOC 2 — “Licensor uses independent third-party auditors to assess the Licensor Security Program at least annually, as described in frameworks such as the SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 standards.” source
Latest updates
- September 23, 2026
Parent sessions show child sessions, teammates with edit access can rename sessions, and Devin resumes after permission responses.
- September 21, 2026
SWE-2 is rolling out as a research preview in the agent selector, and you can attach a folder to a message.
- September 4, 2026
Lightboxes support arrow-key navigation and Mermaid diagrams; PR comments are combined, and Code Scan adds multi-select and no-op runs.