Cognition cut Devin's Teams plan user cap

Cognition's Devin Teams plan user cap dropped from up to 200 users to up to 100 users, updated on both the plan card and the comparison table, according to Devin's pricing page as saved by Pulse on Nov 11, 2026. The same update added "Use your ChatGPT plan" login support to the Pro, Max and Teams tiers. Teams also gained multiplayer sessions, SAML/OIDC SSO, three-tier cost controls and Slack channel support, while losing its admin dashboard analytics and priority support; Enterprise swapped SAML/OIDC SSO for SCIM and role-based access control.

Cutting the Teams user cap in half while adding multiplayer sessions, SSO, tiered cost controls and Slack support to the same plan is a seat-cap squeeze, not a simple downgrade: Cognition is making its Teams tier more capable but less able to host a large team on its own, nudging bigger buyers toward Enterprise, where pricing is custom. For a product leader watching the seat→usage arc, a richer feature set paired with a lower seat ceiling reads as a funnel move, not a value cut. A team that outgrows the new Teams cap now has to talk to sales rather than self-serve — worth flagging before a growing team assumes it can simply add more Teams seats. Watch whether Cognition keeps shrinking the Teams ceiling, or holds here while Enterprise absorbs the growth.