Code Review / GitHub

PR Review AI posts instant, actionable review comments on every pull request.

Replace expensive per-seat review bots with one predictable repo SKU. Catch production bugs, security flaws, and test gaps before merge with Claude Sonnet-powered analysis.

Webhook Runtime

PR opened/sync → Claude Sonnet review → GitHub comment in one flow.

1. GitHub sends pull_request webhook
2. Diff analyzed for bugs, security, and quality
3. Review comment posted directly to the PR thread

Why teams switch

OSS reviewers lose maintainers and premium bots charge by seat. PR Review AI gives indie founders and 2-5 person teams a cheaper, one-repo model with immediate value.

Pricing Fit

One repo, predictable monthly cost. No per-user growth tax as your contributor count changes.

Fast Feedback

Comments arrive during active review, before context is lost and before risky code reaches main.

Focused Coverage

Designed for PR quality checks: defect risk, security warning signs, maintainability debt, and tests.

Simple pricing

Start with one repository or roll out across a small org.

Repo

$15/mo

Ideal for indie founders shipping one primary codebase.

  • • AI review on every PR event
  • • Manual run from dashboard
  • • Security + bug + test-gap checks
  • • One GitHub repository

Org

Most Popular

$99/mo

For teams running multiple repos under one org.

  • • Everything in Repo plan
  • • Multi-repo entitlement
  • • Org rollout support
  • • Priority support window

FAQ

Everything needed to ship this in production.

How quickly does the review appear on a PR?

Most reviews land in under 60 seconds after a pull_request opened, reopened, or synchronize event.

What does the AI check?

Bug risks, security pitfalls, style/maintainability concerns, and missing test coverage based on the diff.

What do I need to connect?

A GitHub token with repo write permissions, your webhook secret, and an Anthropic API key for Claude Sonnet.

Can I run a review manually?

Yes. The dashboard includes a run-now form for any PR in your entitled repositories.