Qodo

What it does

Qodo takes in pull requests from connected Git repositories, along with the team's rules and standards, and produces automated AI code review feedback covering bugs, standards compliance, and context-aware suggestions. Reviews run on every pull request, and a dashboard shows review activity and analytics.

Teams install Qodo on their Git provider, define engineering standards in a centralized rule system, and chat with Qodo inside pull requests. Qodo also offers an Agentic Toolbox, a CLI meant to extend coding agents with codebase understanding and review capabilities. Reviews draw from a shared credit pool, and developers do not need individual Qodo accounts.

Qodo suits engineering teams that want consistent pull request review and enforced coding standards. Starting requires Admin access to install on repositories. A 14-day trial is offered without a credit card, but there is no permanent free tier outside the Qodo for Open Source program. Enterprise features such as SSO, audit logs, and on-premise deployment require a sales conversation.

What it can do

• Automated AI review on every pull request covering bugs, standards, and context
• Centralized rule system to define and enforce engineering standards
• Chat with Qodo within pull requests
• Dashboard and analytics for review activity
• Agentic Toolbox CLI to extend coding agents with Qodo review capabilities
• Self-hosted or on-premise deployment on Enterprise plans

Works with

• Git providers (install on your Git provider)
• Gerrit

Example workflows

Pull request review

Illustrative example. Input: a new pull request on a connected repository. Steps: Qodo runs automated review, flags bugs and standards issues, and developers can chat with Qodo in the PR. Output: review comments on the pull request.

Standards enforcement

Illustrative example. Input: engineering rules defined in the centralized rule system. Steps: rules are applied during each code review. Output: review feedback tied to the team's defined standards.

Before you choose

• Reviews draw from a monthly credit pool; overage accrues against a monthly spending cap you set.
• There is no permanent free tier; a paid plan is needed after the 14-day trial, except for qualified open source projects.
• Enterprise features such as SSO, audit logs, on-premise deployment, and BYOK require contacting sales.

Listed under

• Coding
• Code review and testing
• Code quality
• Code review
• Developer tools
• Engineering teams
• Governance
• Ide

Get started

Use the official application entry point and follow its current signup or sign-in flow. The previous direct registration link returned 404.

1. Sign in with GitHub, Google, or email to create an account.
2. Install Qodo on your Git provider with Admin access.
3. Define or customize rules and the review experience in the dashboard.

Pro Team starts at $30/month including 2,500 shared credits. Additional credits cost $0.012 each up to the monthly spending cap; included credits expire monthly. Unlimited credits/reviews apply to the 14-day trial, not the paid plan. Review consumption depends on the change. Qualified open-source projects can apply for free access; Enterprise pricing is custom.

14-day free trial.

Source: qodo.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 1 Nov 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• AI Code Review – Qodo: Deploy with confidence ↗www.qodo.ai
• Qodo Plans & Pricing | Free to Start ↗www.qodo.ai
• Qodo: The AI codebase quality and governance platform - Qodo Documentation ↗docs.qodo.ai
• Qodo ↗app.qodo.ai

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