MergeMe Reviews & Product Details

MergeMe is a Slack integration for GitHub pull request and GitLab merge request notifications. It mirrors code review activity from GitHub.com, GitLab.com, and GitLab self-hosted into Slack so your team can see what needs review without leaving the channels they already work in. Many teams start with the official GitHub or GitLab Slack apps and hit the same wall: every event becomes a new message, channels fill with noise, @mentions do not ping the right people, and there is no easy way to route repos to the right channels. MergeMe is built for that workflow. What you get: - One updating Slack card per PR/MR - status changes edit the same message in place (opened, in review, approved, merged, closed) - Threaded review comments - GitHub/GitLab comments sync as replies under the card, not new channel posts - @mention mapping - map git usernames to Slack users so review @mentions actually ping reviewers - Per-repo channel routing - send each GitHub repo or GitLab project to its own Slack channel - Label routing - route bugs, features, and docs work to different channels by label - Multi-git per workspace - connect GitHub, GitLab.com, and self-hosted GitLab together (Team plan) - Webhook-only - MergeMe uses webhook payloads; it does not read your private source code Setup takes about 5 minutes for GitHub or GitLab.com, or about 10 minutes for self-hosted GitLab (paste a webhook URL and signing token). One Slack workspace per MergeMe workspace. Pricing: Hobby is free forever (1 channel mapping, 5 user mappings, no credit card). Team starts at £5 per developer seat/month with unlimited channel mappings and multiple code hosts. Built for software teams that want GitHub and GitLab code review visibility in Slack without notification spam - especially GitLab self-hosted teams and orgs running both GitHub and GitLab.