Devin's new Teams plan

Devin upgraded its Teams plan so everyone on the team can use Devin Desktop without paying for separate seats. A new Free mode also gives every Teams user free sessions powered by SWE-2, Cognition's own coding model. Each user gets 2 concurrent Free sessions, and you can pay for more. Devin says SWE-2 performs close to frontier models at a fraction of the cost, and that free SWE-2 in Devin Desktop and the CLI is now a permanent part of the Teams, Pro, and Max plans.

Admins get single sign-on through Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, or any SAML or OIDC identity provider, and can turn off email login once SSO is connected. Cost controls let you set a usage limit per user with up to 3 tiers, so different groups can have different limits. When someone runs out, they send a request, and you choose whether requests wait for an admin or are approved automatically up to a maximum you set. Devin Coach also gives feedback on a prompt before it's sent, such as suggesting a lighter mode for a small task.

Teams customers can now request a standard Business Associate Agreement (BAA) from Settings in the product, without an enterprise contract. It's Cognition's own paper, offered as-is, and they can't accept redlines.

Two changes to plan before: quota seats on Teams are being retired in 30 days, and Teams plans are now capped at 100 seats, down from 200.