Devin vs Jules
Compare Devin e Jules por workflow, preço, privacidade, modelos e melhores casos de uso.
Details checked Aug 14, 2026
Devin
Choose Devin when the goal is to delegate well-scoped engineering work to autonomous cloud agents and review resulting pull requests, tests, and artifacts later. Choose a local AI IDE or CLI agent when the task requires tight interactive control, cheaper short edits, local model support, or provider-neutral model routing.
Jules
Jules is a strong fit for developers who want to hand off bounded GitHub tasks and review the result later rather than continuously pair with an AI inside their editor. Its asynchronous model, automated PR workflow, scheduled tasks, and CI repair capabilities make it particularly relevant for backlog and maintenance automation, while teams requiring local execution, non-GitHub repositories, or mature enterprise purchasing controls should evaluate alternatives.
Devin
- Modelo de preço
- Freemium
- Plano gratuito
- Sim
- Open source
- Não
- Modelos locais
- Não
- BYOK
- Não
- Base do editor
- Standalone
Principais diferenças
Workflow
Devin is an autonomous AI software engineer for delegating real engineering tasks to cloud and desktop agents that work across repositories, tickets, pull requests, shells, browsers, and team tools.
A Google-built asynchronous coding agent that autonomously executes repository tasks in cloud environments and returns reviewable GitHub changes.
Base do editor
Standalone
Browser
Comparação de recursos
| Recurso | Devin | Jules |
|---|---|---|
| Workflow principal | Devin is an autonomous AI software engineer for delegating real engineering tasks to cloud and desktop agents that work across repositories, tickets, pull requests, shells, browsers, and team tools. | A Google-built asynchronous coding agent that autonomously executes repository tasks in cloud environments and returns reviewable GitHub changes. |
| Tipo | Autonomous Coding Agents | Autonomous Coding Agents |
| Base do editor | Standalone | Browser |
| Modelo de preço | Freemium | Freemium |
| Preço inicial | $0 | $0 |
| Plano gratuito | Sim | Sim |
| Open source | Não | Não |
| Modelos locais | Não | Não |
| BYOK | Não | Não |
| Plataformas | Web app, Devin Cloud, Devin Desktop, Devin CLI, Devin API, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Linear, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Dedicated enterprise deployment, VPC-connected enterprise environments | Web, CLI |
| Modelos | SWE 1.6, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, leading open source models | Gemini 3 Flash, Gemini 3.1 Pro |
| Recursos enterprise | Enterprise plan, Dedicated deployment option, Customer-isolated environment, AWS PrivateLink support, IPSec tunnel support, SAML SSO, OIDC SSO, RBAC, IdP group integration, Centralized enterprise admin controls, Teamspace isolation, Dedicated account management, Dedicated account and engineering support, Custom terms, Enterprise billing through Agent Compute Units, GitHub Enterprise Server support through private networking, GitLab and Bitbucket private infrastructure support, Artifactory and Nexus private infrastructure support, Trust Center security documentation | Unknown |
| Melhor para | Engineering teams with large backlogs, Parallel task delegation, Bug reproduction and fixing, Feature implementation drafts, Code migrations, Framework upgrades, Monorepo refactors, Unit test generation, Documentation maintenance, PR review workflows, Internal tool building, Customer engineering support, Teams that want background agents producing reviewable pull requests | Delegating well-scoped GitHub issues, Bug fixes and repository maintenance, Dependency upgrades and migrations, Adding or improving automated tests, Implementing isolated features, Recurring maintenance tasks, Automatically repairing CI failures, Running multiple coding tasks asynchronously |
| Não indicado para | Developers who only need fast autocomplete, Teams that cannot grant agents repository or tool access, Highly sensitive production systems without sandboxing and review gates, Users who need local model execution, Users who want provider-neutral BYOK model routing, Non-technical prompt-to-app builders who do not want to review code, Small tasks where a local IDE assistant or CLI agent is faster and cheaper | Developers who want continuous local pair programming inside an editor, Repositories hosted exclusively outside GitHub, Teams requiring a mature standalone enterprise Jules subscription and centralized Workspace purchasing, Highly sensitive projects that cannot execute source code in cloud environments, Workflows dependent on long-running development servers during environment setup |
Melhor por caso de uso
Devin lists more team or enterprise controls.
Devin supports more model/provider options or BYOK-style workflows.
Comparação de preços
Devin
- Free$0 / month
Light quota to code with agents, limited model availability, unlimited inline edits, and unlimited Tab completions.
- Pro$20 / month
Adds increased quotas, full model availability, access to OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini frontier models, free SWE 1.6 usage, and Devin Cloud.
- Max$200 / month
Higher individual quota for power users, including everything in Pro with significantly more usage.
- Teams$80 + $40/full dev seat / month
Team plan with unlimited team members, collaboration, centralized billing, admin analytics, and priority support.
- EnterpriseCustom
Enterprise plan with custom terms, dedicated account team, SAML/OIDC SSO, centralized admin controls, teamspace isolation, and dedicated deployment options.
Jules
- Jules$0
Free tier with up to 15 tasks per rolling 24 hours and 3 concurrent tasks.
- Jules in Pro$19.99 / month
Included with Google AI Pro; up to 100 daily tasks, 15 concurrent tasks, and higher access to newer Gemini models.
- Jules in UltraFrom $99.99 / month
Included with Google AI Ultra; up to 300 daily tasks, 60 concurrent tasks, and priority access to newer models.
Privacidade e segurança
Devin
Devin can process prompts, repository content, shell output, browser activity, issue or ticket data, pull request context, secrets made available through configured tools, knowledge sources, and integration metadata. Enterprise customers can evaluate dedicated deployment, AWS PrivateLink or IPSec private networking, SAML/OIDC SSO, RBAC, and teamspace isolation. Teams should scope permissions narrowly, separate production credentials from agent environments, review generated changes before merge, and avoid giving cloud agents unnecessary access to sensitive systems or data.
Jules
Google states that Jules does not use private repository content to train models. Tasks execute in Google-hosted cloud virtual machines with internet access, so repository permissions should be scoped carefully and secrets should not be committed to source control.
Escolha Devin se...
- Engineering teams with large backlogs
- Parallel task delegation
- Bug reproduction and fixing
- Feature implementation drafts
- Code migrations
Escolha Jules se...
- Delegating well-scoped GitHub issues
- Bug fixes and repository maintenance
- Dependency upgrades and migrations
- Adding or improving automated tests
- Implementing isolated features
Evite Devin se...
- Developers who only need fast autocomplete
- Teams that cannot grant agents repository or tool access
- Highly sensitive production systems without sandboxing and review gates
- Users who need local model execution
- Users who want provider-neutral BYOK model routing
Evite Jules se...
- Developers who want continuous local pair programming inside an editor
- Repositories hosted exclusively outside GitHub
- Teams requiring a mature standalone enterprise Jules subscription and centralized Workspace purchasing
- Highly sensitive projects that cannot execute source code in cloud environments
- Workflows dependent on long-running development servers during environment setup