CodeRabbit Pricing Overview

I've been using code rabbit since the old days when it just used to be a GitHub action. Now it's a one step install GitHub app and it's become even more convenient.

Although I miss self hosting it, infact I still do a patched GitHub app from the old GitHub action, I can't sent that coderabbit has been awesome in adding new features and quality prompts/prompting techniques.

It really feels like the PR Review is there to help you, not just to say oh we got this cool this done by AI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I understand that it requires funds to run an org, but yeah, it's sad that coderabbit isn't mit or gpl anymore, though it's not that hard to make a GH app out of thier old GitHub actions, but I'd still recommend using their services since they improve so much so frequently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The product itself has proven quite useful. It has already spotted a great number of issues that we definitely would not have spotted ourselves. We rely on it every single day.

It's pretty easy to get started and to customise the rules and settings on the online panel - although jumping between repo settings and org settings is a bit awkward UX-wise.

The sales and onboarding processes were very accommodating, even if a bit slow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

By far the biggest downside of CodeRabbit is their customer support. They have a chatbot that only exists to pre-fill an email.

Despite the bot asking for my email address (which they already have on file), they sent the response to my request to our billing contact's email instead. When I pointed this out as a fairly glaring security lapse, their response completely ignored that. Further contacts went unanswered entirely. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.