At the seat level, yes: Copilot Code Review is bundled in Copilot Business ($19/user/mo) and Copilot Enterprise ($39/user/mo). Since 1 June 2026, individual reviews now consume AI Credits, and overage above the included allotment bills at list.

Two tools price the whole team rather than the seat, and they win at this size: Augment Code at $20/month flat for up to 50 seats, and Git AutoReview at $12.49/month annual for up to 25 members with your own model key. On per-seat pricing the cheapest published rates are Sourcery at $12/dev/mo and Bito Team at $12/seat/mo annual. SonarQube is not comparable per seat at all: its Team plan is metered on private lines of code from $34 a month for up to 100k LOC, and is free forever below 50k LOC, so a ten-developer team on a small codebase may pay nothing. Whether any of them fits depends on your Git platform and deployment posture. Run the calculator.

Yes, but the list is short: Qodo, Snyk Code, SonarQube Server, Diffblue Cover, Bito on Enterprise, and DeepSource Enterprise which publishes an airgapped deployment option. Most others are SaaS-only or require an outbound connection even on a self-hosted install. Augment Code publishes no self-hosted, VPC or on-prem option at all.

Augment. As of mid-2026, every published vendor still treats AI review as a pre-merge filter that a human still signs off on. Vendors that claim 'replaces human review' are exaggerating.

SAST (SonarQube, Snyk Code, DeepSource) runs rule-based pattern matching. AI code review (CodeRabbit, Greptile, Claude Code Review) generates prose comments that explain the reasoning. The two stack: SAST catches the known, AI catches the novel.

Yes. CodeRabbit supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps with first-class PR/MR integration.

There is no published BugBot price any more. Cursor retired the $40 per seat per month BugBot subscription in its 11 May 2026 post, effective at each customer's first renewal after 8 June 2026, and moved BugBot to usage-based billing: Individuals draw on the usage included in a paid Cursor plan, Teams bill it from on-demand spend. Cursor publishes an average run cost of $1.00 to $1.50 depending on PR size, which is an average rather than a rate. The $40 still on the rate card is the Cursor Teams seat, not BugBot, and the plan is Teams, not Business.

Through a Claude plan seat that already includes Claude Code, not a separate product price. Anthropic publishes Team at $20/seat/mo annual ($25 monthly, 2-seat minimum) for a standard seat and $100/seat/mo annual ($125 monthly) for a premium seat with 5x the usage, with Pro at $17/mo annual for individuals. Enterprise is $20/seat/mo annual and is the tier that explicitly adds usage at API rates on top, which is where $/PR starts scaling with PR size.

BYOK = bring your own LLM key (Claude / Gemini / OpenAI) so token cost is paid directly to the model vendor. Today: Qodo, Macroscope, Git AutoReview (every plan, including the free one), DeepSource (Enterprise Server only), and Claude Code Review (which IS the BYOK path). Bito publishes bring-your-own-key language for Governor, its model router, but not for its AI Code Reviews plans.

Roughly $0.025 per PR at 250 LOC. Inputs run 24 tokens per LOC (PR context inflates), outputs run 2 tokens per LOC.

As directional signal, yes. As a ranking column, no. Numbers move per release; a static snapshot misleads. We point at the leaderboards but do not roll them into a 'score'.

Four big moves. (1) Claude Code Review launched Mar 2026 on the Claude plan ladder, where Claude Code is included from the $17/mo Pro seat and the $20/seat/mo Team standard seat upward, with the $100 premium seat buying 5x usage. (2) GitHub switched Copilot from flat premium requests to AI Credits on 1 Jun 2026. (3) Cursor retired the $40 BugBot seat and moved it to usage-based billing, effective at renewals after 8 Jun 2026. (4) Seats moved up across the board: DeepSource from $12 to $24 per user/month billed yearly, Qlty from a $10 Team seat to $20/contributor/mo annual, Graphite Reviewer to $40/user/mo annual, and Macroscope v3 from $18 to $22/dev/mo. Augment Code went the other way, dropping the $50 seat for a $20/month flat team price.

Yes, on Azure DevOps Repos with the Copilot Business or Enterprise tier. Azure DevOps Server coverage lags GitHub on Azure DevOps Services.

Above the per-tool breakeven on /byok-breakeven. For most 10-dev teams at 50 PRs/wk, BYOK undercuts managed once monthly PR volume passes the high single-thousand mark. Add ~10% ops overhead before comparing.