Cursor
AI code editor with an integrated coding agent.
Strong fit for AI-first code editing with weekly refreshing usage pools.
- Free plan: Yes
- Plus: $8/month ($80/year billed annually)
- Pricing checked 2026-10-28
Devin alternatives
Devin is an autonomous AI software engineer you delegate coding tasks to, with a desktop IDE for managing its agents. The alternatives below range from in-editor assistants to other agent-based tools.
- Based on official vendor pages, quoted on each tool record
- Prices checked 2026-10-27 to 2026-10-28
- Ordered by website-domain popularity (Tranco list, 2026-10-26)
In short
- AI-first editor: Cursor - AI code editor with an integrated agent; Plus at $8/month.
- Agents that keep running: Amp - Coding agents that run on remote machines after you close your laptop; Individual at $20/month.
- Spec-driven development: Kiro - AWS's agentic environment with spec-driven development; Pro at $20/user/month.
| Alternative | What it is best at | Free plan | Paid entry | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor | Strong fit for AI-first code editing with weekly refreshing usage pools. | Yes | Plus: $8/month ($80/year billed annually) (checked 2026-10-28) | Full record · Devin vs Cursor |
| Replit (Replit Agent) | Strong fit for browser-based building and deploying with agent assistance. | Yes | Core: $20/mo or $18/mo annual (checked 2026-10-27) | Full record · Devin vs Replit (Replit Agent) |
| Kiro | Strong fit for spec-driven agentic coding with a renewable free credit tier. | Yes | Pro: $20/user/month (checked 2026-10-27) | Full record · Devin vs Kiro |
| Amp | Strong fit for developers who want a coding agent that keeps running on remote orbs after the laptop is closed, with the option to use their own model keys. | Yes | Individual (Megawatt): $20/mo (checked 2026-10-27) | Full record |
| GitHub Copilot | Strong fit for in-editor code completion inside existing IDEs. | Yes | Pro: $10/month (checked 2026-10-27) | Full record |
Replit (Replit Agent)
Browser-based build-and-deploy platform whose Agent turns prompts into running apps.
Strong fit for browser-based building and deploying with agent assistance.
- Free plan: Yes
- Core: $20/mo or $18/mo annual
- Pricing checked 2026-10-27
Kiro
AWS's agentic development environment: spec-driven development, parallel agents and property-based tests, credit-metered.
Strong fit for spec-driven agentic coding with a renewable free credit tier.
- Free plan: Yes
- Pro: $20/user/month
- Pricing checked 2026-10-27
Amp
Frontier coding agent and dev environment: agents that keep running on remote 'orbs' after you close your laptop, free with your own model keys.
Strong fit for developers who want a coding agent that keeps running on remote orbs after the laptop is closed, with the option to use their own model keys.
- Free plan: Yes
- Individual (Megawatt): $20/mo
- Pricing checked 2026-10-27
GitHub Copilot
AI coding agent across editor, CLI and GitHub.
Strong fit for in-editor code completion inside existing IDEs.
- Free plan: Yes
- Pro: $10/month
- Pricing checked 2026-10-27
Why readers compare Devin
- Devin Pro costs $20/month, with Max at $200/month (checked 2026-10-27), and a free plan alongside.
- Every alternative listed here also has a free plan (checked dates shown above).
- Devin is built for delegating whole tasks; Cursor and GitHub Copilot assist while you drive, and Replit builds and deploys in the browser.
How this list was built: alternatives are tools from the same area of the Ai Siftly catalogue, ordered by website-domain popularity (Tranco research list, 2026-10-26; method), then tools without a rank. Prices and details come from each vendor's own pages with the date checked shown. This is not a ranking or a recommendation.
Questions about Devin alternatives
Is there a free alternative to Devin?
Yes. Cursor, Replit, Kiro, Amp and GitHub Copilot each list a free plan (checked dates shown above).
What is the cheapest paid alternative?
Cursor Plus at $8/month (checked 2026-10-28). GitHub Copilot Pro is $10/month (checked 2026-10-27).
Which alternative is also agent-first?
Amp runs frontier coding agents on remote machines, and Kiro runs parallel agents under a spec-driven flow. Both stay closer to the IDE than Devin's fully delegated cloud model.
How current are these prices?
Every price shows the date it was checked on the vendor's own page. Confirm with the vendor before buying.