CodeRabbit

Developer Tools & Infrastructure active ★ 4.5 subscription · $30/developer/month Free tier available Verified Oct 2026

An AI code review service that comments on pull requests in GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket, and can review local changes in the IDE or CLI before you push. It learns team preferences, runs linters and SAST tools, and suggests one-click fixes.

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Use Cases

Automatic first-pass review and summary on every pull request
Catching bugs and security issues in AI-generated code
Reviewing changes locally from the IDE or CLI before pushing
Generating unit tests and resolving merge conflicts (Team plan)
Prioritizing a busy PR queue by risk

Pros

Works across GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket
Free for public open-source repositories, plus a 14-day trial with no card
Learns from reviewer feedback to cut repeat noise
Widely adopted (the most-installed AI app on GitHub, about 17k customers)

Cons

Can be noisy on large PRs until rules are tuned
Per-developer pricing adds up for large teams
Architecture-impact and security review require the higher tiers
Does not replace human review of design and product decisions

Pricing

Plan	Price
Open Source (public repos)	Free
Essentials (per developer)	$30/monthly
Team (per developer)	$60/monthly
Advanced (per developer, billed annually)	$72/monthly
Enterprise	Custom

Comparisons

CodeRabbit vs FirecrawlSide-by-side comparison CodeRabbit vs GitHub CopilotCopilot's built-in code review is convenient for teams already paying for Copilot on GitHub. CodeRabbit supports more Git hosts and offers deeper review configuration, learnings, and pre-merge checks.CodeRabbit vs QodoQodo combines review with test generation and IDE-first workflows. CodeRabbit is more focused on PR review across Git hosts and is the more common choice for review alone.CodeRabbit vs WeaviateSide-by-side comparison