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https://devin.ai/pricing https://devin.ai/pricing Apparently 'free' on the $20/mo Devin plan (presumably within some quota still) and that is "via Cerebras at

https://devin.ai/pricing https://devin.ai/pricing Apparently 'free' on the $20/mo Devin plan (presumably within some quota still) and that is "via Cerebras at 1000 TPS" according to the announcement I live on Opus 4.8 High and their benchmark scores SWE-1.7 slightly higher ... if at all realistic that sounds like a great deal ... too good to be true?

RussianCow 3mo ago
The "Lightning" (Cerebras) variant isn't free, only the regular one, which runs closer to 50 TPS in my experience with SWE 1.6.
- anentropic 3mo ago
  Oh, the free plan said "Slow" so I thought maybe the others had the fast version :)
yousif_123123 3mo ago
The 1000 TPS shows for me as "SWE 1.7 Lightning" and took 14% of my daily quota in one prompt on the $20 plan. But the normal speed one seems to be free or with very generous limits.
settled 3mo ago
I used SWE-1.5 and 1.6 when it was Windsurf (before Devin Desktop), it's not that bad (grunt work, tests, can actually plan and implement some medium level stuff) but you get a much much better value and better models (GPT-5.4^) going with a Codex subscription (plus you get resets). That company truly subsidized its user base to the extreme before, the $15/mo subscription was the best value on Earth paired with weekly deals reducing credits for premium models. Now it's barely any messages for paid models, completely watered down.
- chris_st 3mo ago
  FWIW, Cognition has all the Sonnet/Opus/Fable models, and all the GPT ones, as well as GLM, Kimi, and Gemini.
  - RussianCow 3mo ago
    But they don't appear to subsidize them to the same degree. I've only been using Devin for less than a month, but I've been hitting the limits of the $20/month plan way more quickly than I'd expect, and definitely more quickly than with Claude Code or Codex. So far, Cursor provides the best value for their subscription, but I have to imagine they're basically lighting money on fire. There's no way their current pricing is sustainable.
    - settled 3mo ago
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  - anentropic 3mo ago
    It's not very clear on the website, couldn't find a list of models or quota/pricing per model anywhere

RussianCow 3mo ago

The "Lightning" (Cerebras) variant isn't free, only the regular one, which runs closer to 50 TPS in my experience with SWE 1.6.

anentropic 3mo ago
Oh, the free plan said "Slow" so I thought maybe the others had the fast version :)

yousif_123123 3mo ago

The 1000 TPS shows for me as "SWE 1.7 Lightning" and took 14% of my daily quota in one prompt on the $20 plan. But the normal speed one seems to be free or with very generous limits.

settled 3mo ago

I used SWE-1.5 and 1.6 when it was Windsurf (before Devin Desktop), it's not that bad (grunt work, tests, can actually plan and implement some medium level stuff) but you get a much much better value and better models (GPT-5.4^) going with a Codex subscription (plus you get resets). That company truly subsidized its user base to the extreme before, the $15/mo subscription was the best value on Earth paired with weekly deals reducing credits for premium models. Now it's barely any messages for paid models, completely watered down.

chris_st 3mo ago
FWIW, Cognition has all the Sonnet/Opus/Fable models, and all the GPT ones, as well as GLM, Kimi, and Gemini.
- RussianCow 3mo ago
  But they don't appear to subsidize them to the same degree. I've only been using Devin for less than a month, but I've been hitting the limits of the $20/month plan way more quickly than I'd expect, and definitely more quickly than with Claude Code or Codex. So far, Cursor provides the best value for their subscription, but I have to imagine they're basically lighting money on fire. There's no way their current pricing is sustainable.
  - settled 3mo ago
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- anentropic 3mo ago
  It's not very clear on the website, couldn't find a list of models or quota/pricing per model anywhere