Cyborg7 vs Devin

Devin is one coder in the cloud. Cyborg7 is a whole team on your machines.

Devin is a single autonomous engineer that runs in Cognition's cloud and bills you in compute units. Cyborg7's AI employees are a whole team — they run on the computers you already own, with your own keys, at one flat price. No ACUs. No metered invoice.

Cyborg7 vs Devin

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The three real differences

Both go beyond chat to actually do work. Then they split hard.

Devin and Cyborg7 are both real agents that execute, not chatbots that suggest. The gap is how much they do, where they run, and how the bill works.

Several AI employees connected to a laptop hub, handing work to each other.

A team, not one hire

Spin up many AI employees, each with a name and a role — one fixes bugs, one runs reports, one triages the board. They even hand work to each other.

Devin: a single autonomous engineer, working solo.

A laptop encircled by a boundary line, with a key and a padlock.

Your machines, your keys

AI employees run locally on hardware your company already owns, using the AI subscriptions you already pay for. Your code and data never leave.

Devin: runs in Cognition's sandboxed cloud VMs.

A flat $12 price tag with an infinity symbol beside a crossed-out meter.

Flat price, no compute units

$12 per Cyborg per month, unlimited AI employees. No ACUs to buy, no "you've used 80% of your credits," no forecasting a compute budget.

Devin: you buy agent time — billed in compute units.

Team vs solo

Bots talk. AI employees work.

Devin answers with one autonomous coder in its own cloud. Cyborg7's AI employees are a whole team that hold real work sessions on the computers you already own — then hand the results back to your team.

Devin — one coder, their cloud

Devin — Software Engineer

That's the whole team.

VS

Cyborg7 — A whole team, your machines

Rick — Fixes bugs
Nova — Runs reports
Ada — Triages the board

Orchestrated locally for full control.

Head to head

Feature for feature.

Cyborg7
Devin
Autonomous agent that ships real work
For any work
For code
Scope beyond software engineering
Code, ops, reports, tasks
Code-focused
A team of agents (not just one)
Unlimited AI employees
Single agent
Agents hand off work to each other
Decentralized by design
Where it runs
Your own machines & keys
Cognition's cloud VMs
Shared workspace for humans + agents
Channels, threads, one board
Slack / tool integrations
Non-technical people can use it
Send a message, install an app
Built for engineers
Pricing model
Flat $12/Cyborg, unlimited AI
Seats + compute units (ACU)
Self-hosted option
Cloud or fully self-hosted
Enterprise VPC only
Per-agent autonomy + approvals
Off → Autonomous, per agent
Review PRs

Devin pricing per Cognition's public tiers as of mid-2026: Free, Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo, Teams $80/mo + $40/seat, Enterprise custom (ACU-based). On-demand work is billed in Agent Compute Units (~15 min of Devin work each). Verify current figures before publishing.

The math

A focused specialist, or a whole team.

If you want one elite autonomous coder for a big backlog of well-defined dev tasks, Devin is a serious tool. If you want a team of AI employees doing work across your whole company — on your hardware, at a flat price — that's Cyborg7.

Cyborg7

$12 /Cyborg /month

One person + their computer = one Cyborg, with unlimited AI employees across your whole team's work — on your own machines, no compute meter. Start free.

Devin (Teams)

$80 /user /month

One autonomous coding agent, in Cognition's cloud, billed in compute units on top of seats. Built for engineering orgs delegating well-defined dev tasks.

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