Plans
Free plan
Unlimited public and private repositories, no credit card required.PR summarization only; code reviews are available through the VS Code extension and CLI. New organizations start with a 14-day Advanced trial. When the trial expires, USD-billed organizations can choose Essentials, Team, or Advanced, while INR-billed organizations can choose Essentials or Team. Organizations that do not subscribe revert to Free with lower rate limits.Open source
Unlimited public repositories, no credit card required.Open-source projects receive Team features with no paid subscription required. OSS reviews use a separate rate-limit tier that varies with the project’s community and popularity; see Rate limits.Essentials plan
$24 per developer per month billed annually, or $30 month-to-month.Includes everything in Free, plus PR reviews, higher rate limits, integration, Knowledge base, linter and SAST tool support, analytics, docstrings, autofix, and usage-based add-on access.Team plan
$48 per developer per month billed annually, or $60 month-to-month.Everything in Essentials, plus tasks and actions upstream and downstream of the review process: CodeRabbit Plan and issue planning, unit test generation, merge conflict resolution, and other pre/post-merge actions. Team also offers higher rate limits.Advanced plan
$90 per developer per month, billed monthly in USD.Everything in Team, plus continuous pull request security review through Security Agent. AI Deep Scan is usage-based and billed separately.Enterprise plan
Contact sales — coderabbit.ai/contact-us/salesIncludes everything in Advanced, plus self-hosting options, multi-organization support, SSO, SLA support with a dedicated Customer Success Manager, AWS and GCP Marketplace billing, API access, custom RBAC, and audit logging. Pricing and billing terms are set with your account team.Feature availability
Essentials was previously called Pro, and Team was previously called Pro+. Advanced is a new tier. Each plan includes the capabilities in the plans before it.Rate limits
The following review and chat limits are enforced per developer over rolling time windows. OSS PR review limits are additionally scoped per repository. For how the allowance is counted and refills, see Review rate limits. The Files/review column is the maximum number of files CodeRabbit reviews in a single review, not an hourly limit. The files per review are counted after path filter exclusions.| Plan | Reviews* per developer per hour | Files/review | Chat | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PR | IDE | CLI | |||
| Free | 3 | 3 | 150 | N/A | |
| OSS | 1 | 3 | 25 | ||
| 5 | 5 | 5 | 150 | 50 | |
| 8 | 8 | 8 | 300 | 75 | |
| Advanced | 10 | 10 | 10 | 300 | 100 |
| Enterprise | 12 | 12 | 12 | 300 | 100 |
* Unless otherwise noted, PR, IDE, and CLI review limits are shown per developer, per hour, as rolling allowances rather than one-time quotas. Existing customers who are grandfathered from Pro+ into Team retain their 10-review-per-hour allowance. For sustained high-volume PR review activity, review availability may adjust under the Fair Usage Limits Policy.
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Essentials, Team, and Advanced organizations can enable the usage-based add-on to continue processing eligible over-limit reviews without interruption. A valid payment method is required before activation.
The file limits in the table apply to pull request and merge request reviews after path filters are applied. When an eligible GitHub or GitHub Enterprise review exceeds its included file limit but contains no more than 300 files, CodeRabbit can offer a Review on demand using usage pricing action. Reviews with more than 300 files are not supported through usage pricing.
A PR review run admitted within your included plan limit uses one PR review from this allowance, including automatic incremental reviews after new pushes and manual review commands. For the full list of actions that produce a review event, what happens when the allowance runs out, and how to spend fewer reviews, see Review rate limits.
Default Advanced trial limits
Trial review limits match the selected plan: Essentials trials allow 5 PR, IDE, and CLI reviews per developer per hour; Team trials allow 8; Advanced trials allow 10; and Enterprise trials allow 12. The default 14-day trial includes Advanced features and 50 chat messages per hour. The additional limits below also apply to the default trial.
The default Advanced trial also includes access to , Pre-Merge Checks, CodeRabbit Plan, and continuous pull request security review.
Feature limits
Some features have per-plan limits that are separate from the rate limits above.Linked repositories
Multi-Repo Analysis lets CodeRabbit detect cross-repository breaking changes during reviews. The number of linked repositories you can activate depends on your plan:
For details on how limits are enforced when your configuration exceeds your plan’s allowance, see Multi-Repo Analysis — Plan limits.
MCP servers
MCP server connections let CodeRabbit pull in richer context from your external tools during reviews. The number of MCP server connections you can configure depends on your plan:Custom Finishing Touch recipes
Custom Finishing Touch recipes let you define your own post-review automation. The number of custom recipes you can define per repository depends on your plan:Custom Pre-Merge Checks
Custom Pre-Merge Checks let you define organization-specific gating checks. The number of custom checks you can define per organization depends on your plan:Public, non-trial repositories on Essentials receive an open-source exception of up to 10 custom Finishing Touch recipes and 10 custom Pre-Merge Checks. Private repositories and Essentials trials use the standard limits in the tables above.
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Pricing page
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