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Devin Review

Devin Review is a Cognition pull-request reviewer on GitHub (incl. Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud), GitLab (incl. Self-Managed), Azure DevOps (connected), billed as usage-based, last verified September 26, 2026. Cognition's reviewer for teams already paying for Devin — the broadest self-managed host coverage of the bundled reviewers.

Catalog record checked September 26, 2026; vendor pricing and policies can change.

Devin Review specification
SpecificationDevin Review
VendorCognition
Git hostsGitHub (incl. Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud), GitLab (incl. Self-Managed), Azure DevOps (connected)
SurfaceCode review platform in the Devin webapp
Billing modelUsage-based
Hourly / throughputUsage-based (ACUs / on-demand spend)
TrialNo separate trial; follows the Devin plan.
Config / rulesNot verifiedUnverified
Inline comment capNot verifiedUnverified
Self-hosted optionNot verifiedUnverified
CI hostsNot a separate CI product
AutofixNot verifiedUnverified
Merge gateNot verifiedUnverified
Free for qualifying OSSNot verifiedUnverified
Usage-based

Devin Review

Cognition's reviewer for teams already paying for Devin — the broadest self-managed host coverage of the bundled reviewers.

Best for

  • Teams already on Devin Cloud or Devin Desktop plans
  • Orgs on GitLab Self-Managed or GitHub Enterprise Server

Watch out

Review cost scales with PR size in ACUs, and self-serve plans draw on the same on-demand spend as other Devin work — set spend caps before enabling it org-wide. The dollar value of an ACU is not on the review docs page.

How a review works. A full-service code review platform inside the Devin webapp, with re-review behaviour on new pushes (see the Devin release notes).

Pricing (verified). Billed in Devin usage: Enterprise reviews draw ACUs from the enterprise pool, sized from XS (up to 2.25 ACUs) to XL (over 18 ACUs); Individual and Teams plans cap spend in dollars of on-demand usage. Public pull requests do not require a Devin account. No per-ACU dollar price is published on the review docs page.

Hourly / throughput. No published hourly PR cap. Each review consumes ACUs sized by the PR (XS ≤2.25 ACUs to XL >18 ACUs) or on-demand spend on self-serve plans, so large PRs cost several times more than small ones.

Trial. No separate trial; follows the Devin plan.

Watch out. Review cost scales with PR size in ACUs, and self-serve plans draw on the same on-demand spend as other Devin work — set spend caps before enabling it org-wide. The dollar value of an ACU is not on the review docs page.

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Common questions

Questions about Devin Review

Answered from the verified figures on this page rather than general guidance.

What is Devin Review?
Cognition's reviewer for teams already paying for Devin — the broadest self-managed host coverage of the bundled reviewers. It reviews on GitHub (incl. Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud), GitLab (incl. Self-Managed), Azure DevOps (connected) as code review platform in the devin webapp.
How does Devin Review price reviews?
Billed in Devin usage: Enterprise reviews draw ACUs from the enterprise pool, sized from XS (up to 2.25 ACUs) to XL (over 18 ACUs); Individual and Teams plans cap spend in dollars of on-demand usage. Public pull requests do not require a Devin account. No per-ACU dollar price is published on the review docs page.
What is the hourly or throughput limit for Devin Review?
No published hourly PR cap. Each review consumes ACUs sized by the PR (XS ≤2.25 ACUs to XL >18 ACUs) or on-demand spend on self-serve plans, so large PRs cost several times more than small ones.
Is there a trial for Devin Review?
No separate trial; follows the Devin plan.
Does Devin Review autofix or block merges?
Autofix: Not verified. Merge gate: Not verified. A full-service code review platform inside the Devin webapp, with re-review behaviour on new pushes (see the Devin release notes).
What is the catch with Devin Review?
Review cost scales with PR size in ACUs, and self-serve plans draw on the same on-demand spend as other Devin work — set spend caps before enabling it org-wide. The dollar value of an ACU is not on the review docs page.