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Best AI Code Review Tools 2026
AI code review tools inspect proposed code changes and help teams review, fix, and ship software. This list helps buyers compare review controls, integrations, deployment choices, and ways to try a tool.
The list follows the site's rule: what the maker publishes, with Android availability first, a free way to try, and the freshness of its facts. Use the published fields to compare tools without treating the order as a score.
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CodeRabbit
AI code review platform for pull requests with cloud or self-hosted deployment and many integrations.
WebWindowsMac+4 Record6.0 Visit
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Cubic
Cubic checks pull requests against codebases and team rules, running on web, desktop, Linux and API.
WebWindowsMac+2 Record6.0 Visit
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DeepSource
AI code review platform for pull requests that runs on web, desktop, API and self-hosted systems.
WebWindowsMac+3 Record6.0 Visit
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Ellipsis
AI code review tool available through web, API and self-hosted deployments.
WebMacLinux+2 Record5.8 Visit
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Sourcery
WebWindowsMac+4 $12 a month, billed yearly Record5.8 Visit AI code review tool with cloud, self-hosted and desktop options plus editor integrations.
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Revue
WebWindowsLinux+1 $9 a month Record5.6 Visit A multi-agent reviewer for staged changes and CI pull requests, with six specialist review agents.
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Octopus
WebWindowsMac+4 Free plan Record5.5 Visit A pull-request reviewer that indexes code, retrieves context and posts severity-rated inline findings.
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ThinkReview
WebWindowsMac+3 $10 a month Record5.5 Visit ThinkReview adds an AI review sidebar to GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket change pages.
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Greptile
WebMacLinux+3 $30 a month Record5.4 Visit Greptile suits developers and teams seeking automated pull-request reviews, including solo, small and enterprise users.
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Mesrai
WebWindowsMac+2 $6 a month Record5.4 Visit A multi-agent AI platform that reviews pull requests across repository files using an AST graph.
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Gitar
WebAPISelf-hosted $20 a month, billed yearly Record5.3 Visit AI code review service for cloud deployment across Git hosts and CI systems.
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Codacy
WebBrowser extension $18 a year Record5.2 Visit Code quality and security platform whose AI Reviewer checks pull requests and suggests fixes.
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LiveReview
WebWindowsMac+4 $32 a month Record5.2 Visit LiveReview sorts code changes by blast radius for commits, pushes, merges, pull requests and scheduled checks.
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PR Quorum
WebAPI $115.20 a year Record5.2 Visit PR Quorum is presented for solo developers, agencies, and teams using GitHub pull requests.
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CodeKang
WebSelf-hosted $19 a month Record5.0 Visit It suits development teams that want automated pull-request analysis with human approval before fixes are merged.
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CodeAnt AI
WebBrowser extensionAPI+1 $20 a month Record4.9 Visit AI code review service for Git providers, editors and self-hosted deployments.
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Ironwood AI
WebWindowsMac+1 $15 a month Record4.9 Visit AI code review tool that uses engineering context and can analyze several repositories together.
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Ito
Web $40 a month Record4.9 Visit AI tool that builds and runs isolated behavioral tests for pull requests, then posts QA reports.
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Korbit AI
WebSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.9 Visit An AI PR reviewer that flags high-impact issues, explains fixes, responds to comments and writes PR summaries.
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AI Code Reviewer
LinuxSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.8 Visit Free GitHub Action that posts severity-ranked inline pull request findings and suggestion blocks.
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Macroscope
WebAPI — Record4.7 Visit A GitHub-focused service for AI code review, commit intelligence, suggested diffs and automated fix pull requests.
Before you choose
Compare free access and paid pricing
Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial, or both. Paid pricing can differ by user, month, or annual billing.
DeepSource lists a free plan, paid plans from $24 per user per month on annual billing, and a 14-day trial. Sourcery lists paid plans from $12 per user per month and a 14-day trial.
Match the deployment model to your code
The list compares web and self-hosted deployment, plus Linux, macOS, Windows, and API access. A self-hosted option can fit teams that need code review inside their own environment.
Check the platforms a tool publishes before choosing a workflow for local development, hosted review, or automation.
Check how reviews work
Compare security analysis, custom review rules, fix suggestions, and the review trigger. These fields show whether a tool fits policy checks, security-focused review, or automated pull-request feedback.
Look for the controls that match your process instead of assuming tools handle the same review tasks.
Confirm code hosts and SARIF export
Code-host support affects where reviews can run. SARIF export can help move findings into security and code-quality workflows.
Check supported code hosts and SARIF export before adopting a tool for an existing pipeline.
Read the maker's published details
Pricing and product details differ across tools. CodeAnt AI lists plans from $20 per user per month with a 14-day trial, while Ironwood AI lists plans from $15 per month with a 30-day trial.
For tools with pricing on request, such as Gitar, ask the maker for terms before comparing costs.
Questions
Which AI code review tools have a free plan?
The list marks free-plan availability for tools such as DeepSource, Sourcery, CodeRabbit, Codacy, Cubic, Gitar, Greptile, PR Quorum, and PRPilot. Check the current plan terms before choosing.
Can I use a self-hosted AI code review tool?
Self-hosted deployment is one of the compared fields. Review the deployment model for the tool you are considering and confirm its platform requirements.
What review features should I compare?
Compare security analysis, custom review rules, fix suggestions, and review triggers. These fields describe how a tool can fit your review process.
Which integrations are listed?
The comparison includes code-host support and SARIF export, along with web, self-hosted, Linux, macOS, Windows, and API platforms.
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