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AI Code Review Tool for VS Code
AI-powered VS Code extension for multi-model code review with human-in-the-loop approval. Supports Claude, Gemini & GPT on GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket.
View Git AutoReview →Free Plan: $0/mo
Developer: $9.99/mo
Team: $14.99/mo flat
Annual: 20% discount
We tested Git AutoReview and found it's the most practical AI code review tool available today. It's a VS Code extension that leverages Claude, Gemini, and GPT simultaneously to review pull requests across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Unlike competitors that push comments automatically, Git AutoReview uses human-in-the-loop approval—AI suggests, you decide.
The killer feature is flat team pricing. At $14.99/month for 10 developers, it's a fraction of alternatives charging per-user. CodeRabbit costs $240+/month for the same team. Git AutoReview also supports Bitbucket—something no other major competitor offers.
Think of it as bringing three code reviewers (Claude, Gemini, GPT) into every PR without hiring them. They identify security issues, suggest refactors, and verify acceptance criteria from Jira tickets. You stay in control—every suggestion requires your approval before posting.

Run Claude, Gemini, and GPT simultaneously with smart merging. Each model catches different issues—redundancy becomes your advantage.
Draft comments must be reviewed and approved before publishing. No spam, no hallucinations cluttering your PRs.
AI sees related files, imports, and dependencies beyond the diff. Detects architectural violations others miss.
20+ built-in rules plus AI pass for SQL injection, XSS, credential leaks, and other OWASP vulnerabilities.
AI explores the codebase, reads files, runs linters, and checks tests. Goes beyond surface-level diffs.
Automatically reads ticket context and verifies acceptance criteria are met before merging.
Bring your own API keys. Code goes directly to AI providers, never stored on Git AutoReview servers.
Named configs for models, API keys, custom prompts, and rules. Switch between profiles per repository.
Getting started takes 5 minutes. Here's the exact workflow we followed:

Git AutoReview's pricing is refreshingly transparent. No hidden per-user fees. No surprise overages.
Flat rate for up to 10 members
Annual Discount: All plans include 20% off if billed yearly. Plus, every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee—no questions asked.

We compared Git AutoReview against the three main competitors in the space. The results are clear.
| Feature | Git AutoReview | CodeRabbit | GitHub Copilot | Qodo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Pricing | $14.99/mo | $240+/mo | $190-390/mo | $300+/mo |
| Multi-Model AI | ✓ Claude, Gemini, GPT | ✗ Single model | ✗ GitHub only | Limited |
| Bitbucket Support | ✓ Full support | ✗ Not supported | ✗ GitHub only | ✗ Not supported |
| Human Approval | ✓ Built-in | Auto-posts | Auto-posts | Auto-posts |
| BYOK on All Plans | ✓ Yes | Pro+ only | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| Deep Review Agent | ✓ Yes | Limited | ✗ No | Limited |
Git AutoReview deserves your attention if you're tired of per-user pricing and AI spam in your PRs. The combination of flat team pricing, human-in-the-loop approval, and Bitbucket support puts it ahead of competitors charging 10-20x more.
Is it perfect? No. If you use JetBrains IDEs or need auto-merge capabilities, look elsewhere. But for teams on VS Code who want professional code review without breaking the bank, Git AutoReview wins.
We'd recommend starting with the free plan—it gives you real value at $0/month. Then upgrade to Developer ($9.99) if you need multi-model AI and more repos. Teams of 5+ will save money versus CodeRabbit immediately with the Team plan.
14-day money-back guarantee. No credit card required for the free plan.

Yes. The free plan includes 10 reviews per day, 1 repository, BYOK, and basic human approval. It's genuinely useful for individual developers testing the workflow. Paid plans unlock multi-model AI, more repos, and team features.
CodeRabbit costs $24/user/month, charges per person, and uses a single AI model. Git AutoReview's Team plan is $14.99/month for up to 10 people (flat), runs three AI models simultaneously, and includes human approval. For teams of 5+, Git AutoReview is 10-15x cheaper.
Yes. Git AutoReview is the only major AI code review tool with full Bitbucket support across all pricing tiers. GitHub and GitLab are also fully supported. GitLab self-hosted is newer but stable.
Git AutoReview supports Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), and GPT (OpenAI). Developer and Team plans let you run all three simultaneously—each model reviews the PR independently, then Git AutoReview merges suggestions intelligently. You only pay your own API costs via BYOK.
Yes. Git AutoReview uses BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys) on all pricing tiers. You provide your API keys directly; code never touches Git AutoReview servers. It goes straight to Claude, Gemini, or GPT. No code is stored, logged, or used to train models.
No. Git AutoReview intentionally requires human approval. AI generates suggestions (comments), but you review each one in the sidebar before publishing. This prevents low-quality AI suggestions from cluttering your PR discussions. You stay in control.
Yes. Git AutoReview supports GitLab.com and GitLab self-hosted. Self-hosted support is newer than GitHub, so you may encounter edge cases. The team is actively improving this based on community feedback.
The Team plan is $14.99/month flat rate (not per user) for up to 10 members, unlimited reviews, Jira integration, and analytics. Annual billing gives 20% off. Compare that to CodeRabbit at $24/person/month (minimum $240/month for 10 people) or GitHub Copilot at $19-39/person. Git AutoReview is the cheapest option by far.
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