It suits software teams looking to automate pull-request review and scan code or infrastructure for security issues.
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Best Code Metrics Tools 2026
Code metrics tools help software teams examine code and compare ways to access and pay for a tool. This list is for buyers comparing options for projects and development environments.
The page puts newest releases first and uses figures the makers publish. It does not score the tools.
Teamscale
Teamscale suits quality-focused medium-sized and large software organizations, including finance, insurance, automotive, avionics, industrial automation, and healthcare…
WebWindowsMac+3CodeScene
CodeScene suits engineering teams looking to assess code health and understand knowledge distribution or delivery patterns.
WebLinuxAPI+1CodeMR
WindowsMacLinux+1Qlty Cloud
Qlty Cloud suits development teams that want code and coverage feedback in pull requests, with customizable rules and GitHub workflows.
WebWindowsMac+3It suits development teams that want vulnerability detection and remediation guidance during development and before deployment.
PVS-Studio suits developers and teams analyzing source code for bugs and security issues.
Checkstyle suits Java programmers and teams that need configurable source-level checks to follow a coding standard.
Before you choose
Check platform support
Match the tool to your setup before you choose. Listed options run on Linux, macOS, Windows, through an API, as self-hosted software or on the web.
If your workflow spans more than one environment, check the maker's listed platform support for the tool you are considering.
Compare the pricing path
Pricing models on this list include free, freemium and paid plans. Some makers publish a price, while others ask you to request pricing.
Read the pricing note to see whether a free plan is available and whether paid access uses monthly or annual billing.
Use a trial when offered
Free trials are available for some tools, with listed periods of seven or 14 days. A trial gives you time to review the tool before a paid commitment.
Check the trial terms and any billing change that follows it.
Choose the access style
Web access can suit browser-based work, while an API can connect metrics to another system. Self-hosted software keeps deployment within your own environment.
Compare these access styles with your project's setup and operating system.