Codeium

Codeium was the autocomplete brand from 2022 to...

6.5/10 Useful

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Monthly $0-$200/month individual Annual Teams from $80/month plus full-dev seats

Best plan

$0-$200/month individual

Risk: Codeium as a separate brand is retired, old Windsurf-only...

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Should you use it?

Codeium was the autocomplete brand from 2022 to 2025. It became Windsurf, Cognition acquired Windsurf, and as of June 2026 Windsurf is Devin Desktop. Treat Codeium as a historical search term, not a separate product checkout.

Buy if Readers researching the Codeium to Windsurf to Devin Desktop lineage
Pick $0-$200/month individual; Teams from $80/month plus full-dev seats
Skip if Anyone trying to buy a separate Codeium-branded product

Plan guidance

What to buy

Best plan $0-$200/month individual; Teams from $80/month plus full-dev seats

Watch: Codeium as a separate brand is retired, old Windsurf-only...

Price range $0-$200/month individual; Teams from $80/month plus full-dev seats

Free / Pro $20 / Max $200 / Team $80 base + $40 per full user / Enterprise custom

Upgrade only if Not for anyone trying to buy a separate codeium-branded product

Codeium as a separate brand is retired, old Windsurf-only...

Current pricing source: Devin pricing

Fit

Use it for this, skip it for that

Best for

Readers researching the Codeium to Windsurf to Devin Desktop lineage
Existing Codeium or Windsurf users trying to understand the current product path
Buyers comparing old Codeium reviews with current Devin Desktop pricing
Teams auditing stale AI coding tool references

Avoid if

Anyone trying to buy a separate Codeium-branded product
Buyers using old Windsurf pricing screenshots
Teams that want the cleanest standalone AI IDE procurement story
GitHub-native teams that only need Copilot inside existing editors

Watch out: Codeium as a separate brand is retired, old Windsurf-only pricing is stale, and existing subscribers may have grandfathered quota/pricing terms that differ from public Devin pricing.

Recent changes

Only what affects the decision

Jun 24, 2026
Current public path recheck
Rechecked official Devin pricing, Devin Desktop FAQ, model docs, quota docs, and changelog. Codeium remains a historical search term; current buyers should evaluate Devin Desktop
Devin pricing
Jun 18, 2026
Current public path
Devin pricing now lists public plan prices, free SWE-1.6 on Pro, daily/weekly quota allowances, and paid-plan extra usage at API pricing
Devin pricing
Jun 18, 2026
Release path
Superseded by the June 24 check: the public changelog top release is v2.3.9, not a v3.2 line
Devin Desktop changelog

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Build comparison

Proof and score math Verified Jun 24

Proof

Why this recommendation is trusted

Evidence Devin Desktop FAQ

Source: Registered source
Freshness: Current
Confidence: High confidence
Verified: Jun 24, 2026
Review: Jul 8, 2026
Volatility: Volatile

High-volatility evidence needs frequent review.

Editorial score

Unweighted average of 4 axes · confidence high

Utility 7/10

How much real work it can do for a competent operator, end to end.
Value 8/10

What you get for the dollar relative to the closest alternative.
Moat 5/10

How hard it would be for a competitor to replicate the underlying advantage.
Longevity 6/10

How likely the product is to still be best-in-class 24 months out.

Verified facts

Best For Best for developers researching the Codeium-to-Windsurf-to-Devin Desktop lineage. New buyers should evaluate Devin Desktop or the current Windsurf page rather than old Codeium plan claims.
high Drifts 2026-06-24 Devin Desktop FAQ
Pricing Anchor Public Codeium/Windsurf pricing now routes to Devin pricing: Free, Pro $20/month, Max $200/month, Team $80/month base plus $40/month per full user, Enterprise custom, and paid-plan extra usage at API pricing.
high Volatile 2026-06-24 Devin pricing
Coding Agent The current product center is Devin Desktop: a full IDE with Agent Command Center, Spaces, ACP support, Devin Local, current v2.3 public changelog updates, SWE-1.6 models, and backwards compatibility with Windsurf workflows.
high Volatile 2026-06-24 Devin Desktop changelog
Watch Out For Codeium as a separate brand is retired, old Windsurf-only pricing is stale, and existing subscribers may have grandfathered quota/pricing terms that differ from public Devin pricing.
high Volatile 2026-06-24 Devin Desktop quota-based usage docs
Enterprise Controls Enterprise evaluation should now happen through Cognition/Devin procurement, including SAML/OIDC SSO, centralized admin controls, deployment options, support, usage governance, endpoint policies, allowlists, and Devin Local permission scopes.
high Volatile 2026-06-24 Devin Desktop FAQ

Full review notes Long-form details, FAQ, and source history

Codeium was the AI code completion brand that shipped plugin-based autocomplete across many editors from 2022 to 2025. The current buyer path is no longer Codeium. It is Codeium -> Windsurf -> Devin Desktop.

As of the June 24, 2026 check, windsurf.com/pricing still routes into Devin pricing, the current public Devin Desktop changelog is in the v2.3 line, and the live docs spell out quota, migration, model, and enterprise-admin details that are too material to treat the change as a simple rename. This page stays live because people still search for Codeium, but the recommendation is historical and navigational: use it to understand the lineage, then evaluate Windsurf / Devin Desktop or GitHub Copilot as current products.

Recent Developments

June 24, 2026: Rechecked Devin pricing, Devin Desktop FAQ, model docs, quota docs, and changelog. The current public changelog top release is v2.3.9, with fixes for swe-check availability, terminal processing, conversation sharing, and WSL Devin Local path resolution. The current buyer path remains Devin Desktop, not Codeium.
June 18, 2026: Devin Desktop releases had moved beyond the initial rebrand. The migration surface is procurement-relevant because Devin Local, rules, endpoint names, and enterprise allowlists can affect rollout.
June 18, 2026: Current Devin pricing still listed Free, Pro $20/month, Max $200/month, Team $80/month plus $40/month per full user, and Enterprise custom. The important change was the clearer cost model: paid plans have daily and weekly quota allowances, Pro includes free SWE-1.6 and open-source models, and extra usage is billed at API pricing.
June 18, 2026: The Devin Desktop FAQ now makes the migration surface procurement-relevant: plans and pricing do not automatically change for existing Windsurf users, Devin Local replaces Cascade, Cascade remains available through July, Windsurf rules continue to work, .devin/rules/ is preferred, AGENTS.md is supported, and enterprise admins need to review endpoint, allowlist, and command-name changes.
June 2, 2026: Cognition announced Devin Desktop as the next generation of Windsurf. The product keeps Windsurf/VS Code compatibility while making Agent Command Center, Spaces, ACP-compatible agents, Devin Local, Devin Cloud, Devin CLI, and Devin Review part of one product story.
July 2025: Cognition announced its Windsurf acquisition. Codeium-era buyer research should now be read through the Cognition/Devin roadmap.

System Verdict

There is no Codeium-brand product to buy in 2026. Anyone searching for Codeium should treat the page as a migration and history guide, then evaluate Windsurf / Devin Desktop for the current Cognition-stack IDE or GitHub Copilot for GitHub-native IDE assistance.

Old Windsurf-only pricing is now stale too. The current public pricing path routes into Devin: Free, Pro $20/month, Max $200/month, Teams from $80/month plus full-dev-seat add-ons, Enterprise custom, and paid-plan extra usage at API pricing.

The useful decision: choose Devin Desktop when Cognition’s agent stack is the point. Choose Copilot when existing editors, GitHub policy, pull requests, and AI Credits governance are the point.

Key Facts


Current brand structure	Codeium search intent routes to Windsurf / Devin Desktop context
Current product path	Windsurf is now publicly presented as Devin Desktop
Parent company	Cognition AI
Codeium role	Historical autocomplete brand, not a separate checkout
Current public pricing route	windsurf.com/pricing -> devin.ai/pricing
Individual pricing	Free, Pro $20/month, Max $200/month
Team pricing	Team $80/month plus $40/month per full user
Enterprise	Custom, with SAML/OIDC SSO, centralized controls, deployment/support options
Current usage model	Daily and weekly quota allowances; paid plans can buy extra usage at API pricing
Current model lane	SWE-1.6 is generally available, Pro includes free SWE-1.6 and leading open-source model use, and paid users can access frontier OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini models
Current agent surface	Devin Desktop with Agent Command Center, Spaces, ACP support, Devin Local, Devin Cloud, Devin CLI, Devin Review, and active v2.3 public changelog updates
Migration/admin risk	Existing subscriptions may have grandfathered pricing or quotas; admins should review endpoint names, allowlists, rules, command names, and Devin Local permissions
Main risk	Brand churn: old Codeium and old standalone Windsurf claims are stale, and old Cascade/plugin guidance can miss current Devin Local behavior

Every data point above was verified against current Cognition, Devin, and Windsurf sources on 2026-06-24.

What it actually is

One lineage, three names:

Codeium was the original autocomplete and IDE-plugin brand. It is the search term many developers remember.

Windsurf was the AI-native IDE brand that absorbed Codeium-era autocomplete and expanded into agentic editing.

Devin Desktop is the current public direction. Cognition says it built Devin Desktop on Windsurf’s IDE foundation, made Agent Command Center the default surface, added Spaces for shared context, supports Agent Client Protocol so compatible third-party agents can run inside the editor, and keeps the editor, extensions, keybindings, language servers, terminal, and workflows backwards-compatible with Windsurf. The June 24 docs add buyer-useful detail: Devin Local is the Cascade successor, the app keeps compatibility with legacy Windsurf paths during migration, and the current public changelog is fixing reliability, WSL pathing, terminal processing, and model-availability issues around local agents.

That means a buyer should not ask, “Should I buy Codeium?” The current questions are:

Do you want Cognition’s Devin Desktop path?
Do you want a cleaner standalone AI IDE such as Cursor?
Do you want GitHub-native Copilot inside existing editors?

When The Codeium Lineage Is Still The Right Call

You are cleaning up old tool references. Replace “Codeium” with “Windsurf / Devin Desktop” unless the page is historical.
You are an existing Codeium/Windsurf user. Check the Devin Desktop migration path, grandfathered quota terms, command names, rules, and endpoint policies before switching away.
You want Cognition’s stack. Devin Desktop makes more sense when Devin Cloud, Devin Local, SWE-1.6, ACP, and agent management are in scope.
You are comparing old Codeium reviews to current Copilot. The live comparison should be Devin Desktop versus Copilot, not Codeium Pro versus Copilot Pro.

When To Pick Something Else

GitHub-native coding: GitHub Copilot is cleaner when the team wants existing IDEs, GitHub PRs/issues, policy controls, and AI Credits budgeting.
Standalone AI-native IDE: Cursor is easier to evaluate if you do not want Cognition/Devin packaging.
Open-source BYOK agent: Cline or Continue is better when source control and local provider choice matter.
Terminal coding agent: Claude Code or Codex is better when the workflow starts from a repo and command line.

Pricing

All current public pricing flows through the Windsurf-to-Devin pricing path. Historical Codeium standalone plans and older Windsurf plan screenshots are no longer reliable.

Plan	Price	Scope	Who’s it for
Free	$0	Light quota, limited model availability, unlimited inline edits and Tab completions	Trying Devin Desktop before paying
Pro	$20/month	Increased quotas, OpenAI/Claude/Gemini frontier models, free SWE-1.6 and leading open-source models, cloud agents, extra usage at API pricing	Most individual users evaluating Cognition’s IDE
Max	$200/month	Significantly higher quotas	Heavy individual use
Team	$80/month base plus $40/month per full user	Team plan plus full users and shared controls	Teams that need admin and collaboration
Enterprise	Custom	SSO/OIDC, centralized admin, deployment/support options	Regulated or large enterprises

Prices verified 2026-06-24 via Devin pricing, the Devin Desktop quota docs, and the Devin Desktop FAQ. Existing account entitlements may differ because older Pro and Team subscribers can have grandfathered pricing and quota terms, so enterprise and grandfathered buyers should verify inside the live admin console.

The most important cost change since the earlier write is not a new headline price. It is the quota and extra-usage model. Devin Desktop plans now describe daily and weekly usage allowances, model-token-based quota burn, free models that do not count against quota, and extra usage for Pro, Teams, and Max after the included allowance is exhausted.

Against the alternatives

	Codeium lineage	Devin Desktop	GitHub Copilot	Cursor
Best viewed as	Historical brand/search intent	Cognition-stack IDE and agent manager	GitHub-native AI platform	Standalone AI-native IDE
Pricing anchor	No separate Codeium checkout	Free / Pro $20 / Max $200 / Teams from $80 plus seats	Free / Pro $10 / Pro+ $39 / Max $100 / Business $19 / Enterprise $39	Current Cursor pricing
Primary job	Understand migration path	Manage local and cloud agents in an IDE	Existing-editor help, PRs, policy, SDK, AI Credits	Daily implementation inside an AI-native editor
Main risk	Stale old reviews	Rebrand, quota, local-agent permission, and migration-policy churn	Usage-based AI Credits for heavy agent work	Editor migration and usage limits

Failure modes

Brand confusion. Codeium, Windsurf, and Devin Desktop may all appear in search results. Explain the lineage before recommending a product.
Old pricing is stale. Do not quote Codeium Teams $12, old Windsurf Pro $15, or old standalone Windsurf Teams $40/user/month without checking the current Devin pricing path.
The current decision is not pure autocomplete. Devin Desktop is about agent management, Devin Local, model routing, IDE/cloud-agent handoff, and local-agent permission policy. Copilot is about GitHub-native governance and existing editor coverage.
Existing subscribers may see different entitlements. Public pages give the buyer baseline; account consoles and enterprise contracts decide exact quotas.
Enterprise migration is operational. Endpoint security, device management, allowlists, update hostnames, remote-development hostnames, rules directories, and the devin-desktop command can matter as much as the pricing card.
Indexed docs can lag. Validate current docs and pricing pages before procurement.

Methodology

This page was produced by the aipedia.wiki editorial pipeline, an automated system that ingests vendor documentation, verifies pricing and product details against primary sources, and generates the editorial analysis you are reading. No individual human wrote this review. Scoring follows the four-dimension rubric at /about/scoring/ (Utility x Value x Moat x Longevity, unweighted average). Last verified 2026-06-24 against Devin pricing, the Devin Desktop FAQ, Devin Desktop quota docs, Devin Desktop model docs, Devin Desktop changelog, and the Cognition Devin Desktop announcement.

FAQ

Is Codeium the same as Windsurf? It is the historical lineage, not a current separate product. Codeium became Windsurf, and Windsurf is now publicly presented as Devin Desktop.

Is Codeium still free? There is no separate Codeium Free plan. The current public path includes a Devin Desktop Free tier for light use, plus paid Devin pricing.

What changed with the Cognition acquisition? Cognition consolidated the product direction around Devin and Windsurf. The June 2026 public path is Devin Desktop: Windsurf’s IDE foundation plus Agent Command Center, Spaces, ACP support, Devin Local, Devin Cloud, Devin CLI, and Devin Review. Since the previous write, the practical update is clearer migration detail, v2.3 public changelog fixes, SWE-1.6 availability, quota-based usage, and enterprise allowlist/device-policy guidance.

Codeium-lineage plugins vs GitHub Copilot? Copilot is the cleaner current choice for GitHub-native teams that want policy, PRs, existing IDEs, and AI Credits controls. The Codeium lineage now means evaluating Devin Desktop for Cognition-stack agent management.

Should I choose Codeium or GitHub Copilot? Do not choose Codeium as a product. Choose Devin Desktop if you want Cognition’s current IDE/agent path; choose Copilot if GitHub-native workflow is the reason to buy.

Sources

Windsurf pricing redirect: current public route into Devin pricing
Devin pricing: current Free, Pro, Max, Teams, and Enterprise pricing
Devin Desktop FAQ: migration, rules, endpoint, command, and admin guidance
Devin Desktop quota docs: daily/weekly allowance and extra-usage model
Devin Desktop model docs: SWE-1.6, Adaptive routing, and model availability guidance
Devin Desktop changelog: current release stream and post-rebrand product changes
Cognition Devin Desktop note: Cognition’s own summary of the Windsurf-to-Devin Desktop transition
Cognition: Windsurf acquisition: ownership context

Category: AI Coding
Current product: Windsurf / Devin Desktop

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