CodeRabbit vs Greptile: which should builders use?
Both are AI pull-request reviewers. CodeRabbit is free for public repos and charges per developer. Greptile charges per seat with monthly review credits and offers self-hosting on Enterprise.
 CodeRabbit |  Greptile | |
|---|---|---|
| Free option | Free for public repositories | Free Starter (50 credits/mo) |
| Paid | Essentials ~$24/dev/mo (annual) | Pro ~$30/seat/mo |
| Self-host | Not listed on pricing | Enterprise |
| Trial | Free trial | 14-day trial |
| Pricing (approx.) | Free for public repos; Essentials ~$24/dev/mo (annual) or $30 monthly; Team ~$48/$60 | Free Starter (50 credits/mo); Pro ~$30/seat/mo; Enterprise custom |
| Our rankings | #1 in Testing & debugging | #3 in Testing & debugging |
Pick CodeRabbit if…
You maintain open-source repos or want detailed line-by-line reviews.
Pick Greptile if…
You want codebase-aware reviews with a simple per-seat plan, or need to self-host.
Our verdict
CodeRabbit is #1 in our testing and debugging ranking; Greptile is a strong, clearly priced alternative.
Pricing is approximate and was checked against vendor pages in Oct 2026. Confirm on CodeRabbit and Greptile before you buy.