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19 AI code review tools ranked side by side. 17 have published per-seat pricing. 2 are quote-only and listed for completeness with no inferred ratesrc. Cheapest published seat is Qlty at $10/dev/mosrc; most expensive published is Claude Code Review at $100 base seat plus token meter.
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toolcheapest publishedmodelplatformsdeploymentsBYOK
QltyTeam $10/dev/mo (annual)Per-developer seat (Cloud)github, gitlab, bitbucketsaas, self-hostedno
SonarQubeSonarCloud Team $11/user/mo (annual)Per-LOC (Server self-host) or per-user (Cloud); separate AI Code Assurance add-ongithub, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
SourceryPro $12/dev/mo (annual)Per-developer seat (Pro) or per-user (Team)github, gitlabsaasno
DeepSourcePro $12/contributor/mo (annual)Per-active-contributor (Cloud) or per-user (Enterprise self-host)github, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
Bito10x Developer $15/user/mo (annual)Per-user seat (10x Developer) plus separate AI Code Review Agent seatgithub, gitlab, bitbucketsaas, byok, self-hostedyes
CodacyPro $18/committer/mo (annual)Per-committer seat (Cloud) or per-user (Self-hosted)github, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
GitHub Copilot Code ReviewBundled in Copilot Business $19/user/moBundled in Copilot Business ($19/user/mo) or Enterprise ($39/user/mo); reviews consume AI Credits since Jun 2026github, azure-devopssaasno
Git AutoReviewStarter $19/repo/mo (unlimited reviewers)Per-repository per month (not per seat)github, gitlabsaas, byokyes
MacroscopeTeam $22/dev/mo (annual, Macroscope v3)Per-developer seat (Team), repriced June 2026github, gitlabsaas, byokyes
CodeRabbitPro $24/dev/mo (annual)Per-developer seat (only devs who open PRs); annual or monthlygithub, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
Graphite ReviewerTeam $25/user/mo (annual, includes stacked diffs)Per-user seat (Team), included in Graphite Team plangithubsaasno
Snyk CodeTeam $25/contributor/mo (annual, Snyk Code only)Per-contributing-developer seat (Team) or quote-only (Enterprise)github, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
QodoTeams $30/user/mo (annual)Per-user seat with pooled credits ($0.012/credit)github, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hosted, byok, on-premyes
GreptilePro $30/seat/mo (50 reviews included)Per-seat with metered overages ($1/extra review)github, gitlab, bitbucketsaas, self-hostedno
Cursor BugBot$40/user/mo add-on (Cursor Business prereq, $40/user/mo extra)$40/user/mo add-on requiring Cursor Business ($40/user/mo) as prereqgithubsaasno
Augment Code ReviewPro $50/user/mo (includes IDE, agent, and review)Per-user seat (Pro); Enterprise quote-onlygithub, gitlabsaas, self-hostedno
Claude Code ReviewTeam $100/seat/mo + token usage at listPer-seat base ($100/seat/mo Team) plus token-metered usage on Anthropic APIgithubsaas, byokyes
Launchablequote-onlyQuote-only enterprise contract; no published per-seat list pricegithub, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopssaas, self-hostedno
Diffblue Coverquote-onlyQuote-only enterprise contract; per-developer or per-codebasegithub, gitlab, bitbucket, azure-devopsself-hostedno
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1The "cheapest published" column is the lowest list seat that a real buyer can self-serve today. Free open-source tiers are noted on the per-tool pages, not here.
2Platforms reflect first-class support: PR comments, status checks, branch-protection awareness. A vendor that supports a platform via a third-party shim is not listed under that platform here.
3BYOK = the vendor lets you point reviews at your own Claude / Gemini / OpenAI key. A "no" here does not mean the vendor is bad. It means token cost is the vendor's problem, not yours.
4-Accuracy scores (OpenSSF F1, SWE-bench) are not ranked in a single column here: benchmark results bounce per-release and a snapshot rank misleads. See /methodology.
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1/calculator - live $/PR for your inputs
2/byok-breakeven - per-tool BYOK crossover
3/methodology - how the columns are sourced