Greptile

Greptile is an AI code review tool that analyzes pull requests with full codebase context, and the vendor reports that more than 22,000 teams use it, including engineering teams it names across fintech, developer tools, and AI companies. Its central claim is personalization: teams write their standards in plain English, point Greptile at repository specific context, and enforce the patterns they actually care about on every pull request, and the system keeps learning a codebase and its coding standards by reading the team pull request comments, so reviews adapt instead of repeating generic advice. The vendor describes its review as learning the codebase and applying repository context to catch syntax, logic, and style issues and suggest fixes. A second product, TREX, runs the pull request branch autonomously in a sandbox to catch the bugs that only show up at runtime, covering the class of defects a static read of the diff can miss. Greptile can be self hosted on a team own infrastructure, on premises or in its own cloud, with Docker Compose or Kubernetes, using the team own LLM providers, which suits organizations that cannot send code to a hosted reviewer. It fully supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Elixir, Java, C, C Sharp, Swift, PHP, and Rust, with most other languages supported at slightly lower response quality, and it works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Cursor Origin, while the Enterprise plan adds GitHub Enterprise Server, GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency, GitLab Self Managed, Bitbucket Data Center, Gitea, and Perforce through P4 Code Review for on premises deployments. Pricing is credit based and published in three tiers. The Starter tier is free for one active developer with a monthly credit allowance and unlimited repositories, and qualified open source projects are free, with free credits also offered to early stage startups. The Pro tier has no seat fees: the organization buys credits as needed and shares them across the whole team, with deeper review levels and TREX runs consuming more credits than a base review, and it adds learning and custom context, a knowledge base MCP, cross repository context, a team analytics dashboard, and Jira, Linear, Notion, and coding agent integrations. Enterprise is custom priced, with annual and multi year contracts available, and adds self hosting, single sign on and SAML, role based access control, security and compliance reviews, a dedicated Slack support channel, and custom invoicing and terms.