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.

Qlty at $10/dev/mo and Sourcery / DeepSource at $12/dev/mo are the cheapest published seats. Whether they fit depends on your Git platform and deployment posture. Run the calculator.

Yes, but the list is short: Qodo, Augment Code, Snyk Code, SonarQube Server, Diffblue Cover. Most others are SaaS-only or require an outbound connection even on a self-hosted install.

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.

$40 per user per month for the add-on, PLUS Cursor Business at $40 per user per month as a prereq. So the effective entry cost for a buyer not already on Cursor is $80 per seat.

Base seat at $100/seat/mo on the Team plan, plus pass-through Anthropic API tokens at Sonnet 4.5 list ($3 input, $15 output per 1M tokens). $/PR scales with PR size.

BYOK = bring your own LLM key (Claude / Gemini / OpenAI) so token cost is paid directly to the model vendor. Today: Qodo, Bito, Macroscope, Git AutoReview, and Claude Code Review (which IS the BYOK path).

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'.

Three big moves. (1) Claude Code Review launched Mar 2026 with $100 seat + token meter. (2) GitHub switched Copilot from flat premium requests to AI Credits on 1 Jun 2026. (3) Macroscope v3 raised the team seat from $18 to $22/dev/mo.

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.