G2

Rasmita J.

Software Engineer

Information Technology and Services

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/25/2026

"Deep Codebase Understanding with Repo Graph, Bug & Security Detection"

4.5/5

What do you like best about Greptile?

It actually understands the whole codebase, not only the line code changed. It actually makes a graph of my entire repo so it can tell after changes what affects my existing structure, so I can easily predict the consequences. It actually catches bugs, security issues, and also numbers the issues in a series. It also reads feedback and patterns we use, so it knows how we work, so it works better with time. It is already highly available and present in almost all IDEs and easily plugs into GitHub, GitLab, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Greptile?

I see one thing that while reviewing it takes a lot of time even if changes are smaller. I know it searches all code but it also needs optimization. Recent new pricing punishes us; it costs around 30 dollars per developer per month. If pull request volume increases, then it costs more than other competitors. They support through mail and Twitter, so there is no responsible person who listens to you, so your problem can take more time to resolve. It leaves more false comments which are not useful, but other things are good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Greptile solving and how is that benefiting you?

It helps to reduce manual review and it doesn't only check what code changes, it compares with the whole codebase what happens if this change is made. So if any bug in my code can be easily detected, it saves more time. In the beginning, it leaves more comments, but with time it improves itself and reads our patterns and comments, so it works more efficiently over time. It focuses on what matters to our project, not the trivial ones. There is an agent I can connect with for any issue that arises; it sends that part to the agent so it gets corrected for me, so I don't need to go anywhere. It never misses any bugs yet; it reads each code with my codebase. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.