CodeRabbit
by CodeRabbit
AI pull request review, triage and security scanning
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
CodeRabbit reviews every pull request on GitHub and GitLab, posts a walkthrough with findings, and lets reviewers apply fixes in one click. Higher tiers add PR triage, blast radius analysis and continuous security monitoring, and reviews also run in the CLI, IDE and coding-agent loops. Each plan caps reviews per developer per hour, with extra reviews billed at $0.25 per file, so heavy PR volume can push the bill past the seat price.
Our verdict
A strong default for teams that want automated review on every PR, with triage and security as optional upgrades. Model the usage-based overage against your PR volume before choosing a tier.
Best for
Engineering teams on GitHub or GitLab that want automated PR review and are ready to pay per seat.
Avoid if
You use Bitbucket or Azure DevOps as your main host, or need fully on-prem review without an Enterprise contract.
Pros
- Reviews on GitHub and GitLab plus CLI and IDE
- Free reviews for public repositories
- Transparent per-seat pricing with a 14-day trial
Cons
- Hourly review caps with per-file overage
- Security features sit on the $72 Advanced tier
- Supports only GitHub and GitLab on the homepage
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does CodeRabbit cost?
Essentials is $24 per user per month billed annually, Team is $48 and Advanced is $72. Enterprise is custom, and there is a 14-day free trial.
Is CodeRabbit free for open source?
Yes. Install it on a public repository through GitHub or GitLab and reviews are free for public repos.
Which Git platforms does CodeRabbit support?
The homepage lists GitHub and GitLab.