AI coding tools have split into three approaches. Cursor is an AI-first code editor. GitHub Copilot lives inside the editor you already use. Devin, formerly Windsurf, pairs an editor with cloud agents that carry out tasks on their own. The right plan depends mostly on how you like to work.
What to decide first
- Your editor: are you ready to switch, or do you want AI inside the tools you already use?
- How much you delegate: completions while you type, an agent in the editor, or whole tasks handed to cloud agents.
- How heavily you use agents: agent requests are what the higher tiers multiply.
Cursor: the AI-first editor
Cursor Pro ($27 a month with us) gives extended Agent limits, unlimited Tab completions, frontier models, cloud agents, MCPs and hooks. Pro+ ($81) triples the Agent limits, and Ultra ($270) multiplies them by twenty with priority access to new features.
Choose Cursor if you are happy to switch editors for the deepest agent integration, and pick the tier by how much you lean on the Agent.
GitHub Copilot: stay in your editor
GitHub Copilot Pro ($13.50) brings unlimited completions and next edit suggestions, the cloud agent and code review, and monthly GitHub AI credits, inside the editors you already use.
Choose Copilot if your workflow is built around GitHub and you don’t want to change tools.
Devin: editor plus cloud agents
Devin Pro ($27) includes Devin Desktop with frontier models from every lab, unlimited Tab and inline edits, and Devin cloud agents that take on tasks in the background.
Choose Devin if you want to hand off whole tasks to agents while you keep coding.
In short
- Most agentic editor: Cursor, from $27.
- Least change to your setup: GitHub Copilot, $13.50.
- Tasks handed to cloud agents: Devin, $27.
Every plan is sold for one month, so trying one before settling costs you a single month, not a year.
Combining tools
Many developers pair an editor plan with a chat assistant: Cursor or Copilot for the code itself, and Claude or ChatGPT for design discussions, reviews and documentation. Because every plan is monthly, you can test a combination for one month before committing to it.
Quick answers
Do my editor settings and extensions still work? Yes: the account you receive is a normal account of that product, and your editor stays on your machine.
Which is easiest for a beginner? GitHub Copilot, because it adds AI to the editor you already know without changing anything else.
Every plan we sell
A new account, one month of access, delivered within 30 min – 3 h and 100% working at delivery, paid in crypto with no ID. A ban by the provider during use is not refunded.