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commit a1b2c3d - author: Oliver Wakefield-Smith - verified 21 Jun 2026
Git AutoReview: Starter $19/repo/mo (unlimited reviewers)src. Per-repository per month (not per seat). Deployment: saas, byok. Platforms: github, gitlab. BYOK supported. Per-repo billing, not per-seat. Unusual axis.
@@ pricing facts @@verified 2026-06-21
1+Cheapest published: Starter $19/repo/mo (unlimited reviewers)src
2+Model: Per-repository per month (not per seat)
3+Free tier: 14-day trial, then paid
4+Enterprise: Enterprise: contact sales (BYOK, SSO)
@@ deployment + platform coverage @@hard constraints
1Deployments: SaaSBYOK
2Git platforms: github, gitlab
3+BYOK: yes - point at your own Claude / Gemini / OpenAI key
@@ verdict @@opinion
1Cheaper than per-seat for high-headcount, few-repo monorepo teams. Expensive for microservice teams with many repos.
@@ buyer fit @@who this is for
1+Monorepo or few-repo teams
2+Unlimited-reviewers contracts (per-repo billing absorbs all reviewers)
@@ watch out @@what to verify
1-Per-repo math fights you on microservice architectures
2-Smaller vendor: cross-check support and SLA before betting on it
@@ recent changes @@git log
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commit aabbcc1-OWS-2026-06-21
Re-verified Git AutoReview pricing
Switched billing axis from per-seat to per-repo in 2025. Cheaper for high-headcount, expensive-per-repo orgs; reverse for repo-heavy monorepo teams.
@@ footnote @@aux
1Per-repo billing is unusual in this segment. The right comparison metric is $/PR not $/dev.
@@ cross-links @@related
1/calculator - model your team
2/scorecard - all 19 ranked