Codeium Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get

Codeium is now Devin Desktop, and its pricing moved to devin.ai/pricing. Free costs $0, Pro $20 a month, Max $200, and Teams starts at $80 a month.

By Galactic News Editorial · Published 2026-11-14T01:25:20+00:00 · Updated 2026-11-14T01:25:20+00:00

Codeium Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get

Codeium pricing now lives under a different name. Codeium became Windsurf in April 2025. Windsurf then joined Cognition, the maker of Devin. Today, codeium.com/pricing redirects to devin.ai/pricing. The product is sold as Devin, and the editor is Devin Desktop. The plans are Free at $0, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $200 a month, and Teams from $80 a month plus $40 per full developer seat. Enterprise pricing is custom. Every price in this guide comes from the live Devin pricing page, checked on November 14, 2026.

What happened to Codeium?

Codeium started as a free AI coding assistant from Exafunction, founded in 2021. It offered autocomplete, chat, and code search inside popular editors. The free individual plan was its main draw. On April 4, 2025, the company rebranded to Windsurf. The editor became the Windsurf IDE. Later in 2025, Cognition acquired Windsurf. The product line was folded into Devin. The old Codeium extension now lives on as Devin Desktop. Its Tab completions and inline edits still work the same way. The name changed. The pricing page moved. If you search for Codeium pricing today, you land on Devin's page. That redirect is the first thing to understand. Any guide that still quotes old Codeium prices is out of date.

Codeium pricing at a glance

All prices are in US dollars. No annual discount is published on the page. Taxes may apply at checkout. Confirm the final amount before you pay.

Codeium pricing: the Free plan

The Free plan costs $0. It gives you a light quota to code with agents in Devin Desktop. Model choice is limited. Inline edits are unlimited. Tab completions are unlimited. That last point matters. The core autocomplete that made Codeium popular is still free. What you do not get is cloud access. Devin Cloud agents start at Pro. When your agent quota runs out, you wait for the daily or weekly reset. There is no way to buy extra quota on Free. The plan suits casual use. Try the editor, test completions, and run small agent tasks. Heavy daily use will hit the quota fast. The free tier is a trial with real utility, not a full replacement for a paid plan.

Codeium pricing: Pro at $20 a month

Pro is the plan most solo developers will buy. It costs $20 a month. It includes everything in Free, plus increased quotas. You get access to frontier models from OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and SpaceXAI, plus leading open source models. Model availability is full, not limited. You also get free use of SWE-2, Cognition's latest coding model. One warning: earlier versions of the pricing page set an end date for that free SWE-2 window. The live page shows no end date. Treat the free window as time-limited and check the page before you rely on it. Pro adds access to cloud agents through Devin Cloud. You can run up to 10 concurrent sessions. When your quota runs out, you can buy extra usage at API pricing. The quota refreshes daily and weekly. For most users, the included quota covers all agent usage. Pro is the sensible default for a developer who codes most days.

Codeium pricing: Max at $200 a month

Max costs $200 a month. It includes everything in Pro. The difference is quota size. Max offers significantly higher quotas, with a weekly allowance and no daily cap. It suits power users who run agents all day. Before you jump from Pro to Max, do the math. Compare Pro plus extra usage at API pricing against the flat $200. If your overage is small, Pro plus top-ups may cost less. Max only wins when your agent use is consistently heavy. It also allows up to 10 concurrent sessions, the same as Pro.

Codeium pricing: Teams and Enterprise

Teams starts at $80 a month for the team plan, plus $40 a month per full developer seat. It covers up to 100 users, according to the live pricing page. Some third-party guides say 200. The live page is the authority, so plan for 100. Full seats get a Pro-level quota and Devin Desktop access. Flex seats are free, but they cannot use Devin Desktop. They draw on a shared credit pool instead. Teams adds multiplayer sessions, cost controls with three usage tiers, centralized billing, and SAML or OIDC single sign-on. Slack channel support is included. The $80 monthly minimum applies even with zero full seats. With no full seats, the whole $80 becomes shared on-demand credits. One full seat leaves $40 in credits. Two full seats clear the minimum with no credits included. Enterprise pricing is custom. It is billed in Agent Compute Units at a rate set in your order form. It adds the highest priority support, a dedicated account team, SCIM provisioning, teamspace isolation, and a dedicated deployment option, including deployment in your own virtual private cloud.

Why old Codeium prices still show up everywhere

Search for Codeium pricing and you will see stale numbers. Software directories still list Pro at $15 a month, Teams at $30 or $35, and Enterprise from $60. Those were the pre-acquisition prices. They no longer apply. The pricing page moved to Devin, and the prices moved with it. The old numbers also miss the new structure. There is no $15 Pro plan anymore. There is no $30 Teams plan. The current ladder is $0, $20, $200, and Teams from $80. If a guide quotes $15 for Pro, it was written before the Cognition acquisition. Check the date on any pricing guide. Then check the live page. The live page wins.

Which Codeium plan should you pick?

Start with Free. It costs nothing, and the unlimited Tab completions alone are useful. Use it for a week. Watch how often you hit the agent quota. If you rarely hit it, stay free. If you hit it most days, move to Pro at $20 a month. Pro is the right plan for a solo developer who uses agents regularly. It adds cloud agents, full models, and a workable quota. Pick Max only when Pro's quota runs out every week. At $200 a month, it needs heavy use to justify itself. Pick Teams when you manage developers. The $80 minimum plus $40 per seat adds up fast. A five-person team with full seats pays $80 plus $200, or $280 a month. Compare that against five Pro plans at $100 a month. Teams only wins when you need shared billing, admin controls, and collaboration. Otherwise, separate Pro plans cost less.

Bottom line

Codeium is now Devin Desktop, and its pricing is Devin's pricing. Free costs $0 and keeps unlimited completions. Pro costs $20 a month and is the right plan for most developers. Max costs $200 a month for heavy agent use. Teams starts at $80 a month plus $40 per full seat. Ignore any guide that still quotes $15 Pro pricing. It is stale. Check devin.ai/pricing before you buy, because quotas and the SWE-2 free window can change without notice.