The facts, with their sources

What it does

Writes code: PartlyIt writes suggested code for its own findings and sends that patch to your coding agent to apply, rather than authoring features from a description itself.Every review comment includes a Fix with your Agent button that sends the issue — with file paths, line numbers, and suggested code — directly to…greptile.com/docs/code-review/key-featu…
Debugs and fixes: PartlyIt diagnoses failures from review and from running the branch, then hands the fix to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Devin instead of landing it.TREX runs your PR branch in a sandbox to find the bugs that only show up at runtime.greptile.com/trex
Writes tests: YesIt generates unit tests for new and changed code on every pull request, and the TREX agent writes and runs end-to-end flows in a sandbox.Automatically generate unit tests for new and changed code in every PRgreptile.com/agent
Reviews code: YesReviewing someone else's diff is the whole product: parallel agents comment inline on every pull request with repository context.AI agents that review and test pull requests with full context of the codebase.greptile.com
Whole-codebase work: PartlyIt indexes the whole repository as a graph and reads adjacent repos for context, but it reasons over a diff rather than carrying a migration across the codebase itself.Greptile builds a graph of your repository (functions, classes, imports, dependencies) and uses it during reviews to reason about ripple effects…greptile.com/docs/code-review/key-featu…
Ships it: PartlyIt can approve a pull request itself when its own review is a clean 5/5 within your risk ceiling, but merging and deploying stay with your repository rules.Greptile's approval reflects its own assessment. Human requested-changes reviews and unresolved discussions do not block it. Your repository's merge…greptile.com/docs/code-review/auto-appr…
Done-for-you service: NoYou run the software yourself: connect a code provider and enable repositories, with setup documented as a five-minute self-serve task rather than delivered by Greptile staff.5-minute quickstart Connect GitHub or GitLab → Enable repositories → Get your first reviewgreptile.com/docs/introduction

How much it does unattended

Runs autonomously: YesReviews fire automatically on pull request events with no human prompting, and auto-approve lets it close the loop on low-risk changes unattended.On every pull request, Greptile analyzes changes with full context. Posts findings in ~3 minutes as PR comments with suggested fixes.greptile.com/docs/introduction
Multi-agent: YesA swarm of parallel review agents works one pull request at once, and the separate TREX agent runs the branch alongside them.Swarm of agents review the PR Parallel agents review changes, assess their impact beyond the diff, and flag issues.greptile.com
Agent permissions: YesAdmins decide how far it may act: a risk ceiling for self-approval, path and label filters, and separate permissions for who it answers at all.Turn on Cap risk level, then choose the highest risk level Greptile is allowed to approve. Greptile only auto-approves PRs at or below this level.greptile.com/docs/code-review/auto-appr…

Which models it runs on

Claude: YesClaude is one of the frontier models behind cloud reviews, and self-hosted deployments configure Anthropic as the reasoning provider.greptile.com/docs/deployment-options
GPT: YesGPT models run the reasoning and fast tiers, and self-hosted installs can switch the whole review workflow to a GPT routing policy.If you use GPT for reviews, set the GPT routing policy instead.github.com/greptileai/akupara/blob/main…
Open models: PartlySelf-hosted installs route through a LiteLLM proxy you can replace with your own, but the supported-provider list names only Anthropic, OpenAI, Azure AI Foundry and Bedrock, so open-weight models are not a documented option.Supported providers - Anthropic (required unless you use Bedrock for the same models) - OpenAI - Azure AI Foundry - AWS Bedrockgithub.com/greptileai/akupara/blob/main…
Model choice: PartlyOn the cloud Greptile picks the models itself; only self-hosted customers choose, by pointing the proxy at their own provider keys.Greptile uses the best set of models at any time, so your reviews are always SOTA.greptile.com/independence

Where you use it

In your editor: YesIts MCP server puts review comments and fixes inside Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex, and a Claude Code plugin resolves comments in the editor.Use Greptile's MCP server to access code review tools directly in Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or Codex CLI.greptile.com/docs/mcp-v2/overview
On the command line: YesA published CLI installs via Homebrew or npm and reviews the local branch before you push, with JSON and plain-text output for scripts.Use the Greptile CLI to review local branches before you push.greptile.com/docs/code-review/greptile-…
In your pipeline: YesReviews are driven by pull-request webhooks, and the CLI authenticates with an API key specifically for CI runs.For CI or self-hosted deployments, use an API key: export GREPTILE_API_KEY=... greptile reviewgreptile.com/docs/code-review/greptile-…
In a browser: YesThere is a hosted dashboard for settings, repositories, billing and an analytics tab with exportable review metrics.The Analytics dashboard gives you visibility into review activity, comment quality, and team performance. Access it from the Analytics tab.greptile.com/docs/analytics

Whose machine it runs on

Self-hosted: PartlySelf-hosting in your own infrastructure, including air-gapped, is real but sits on the Enterprise plan and needs a separate licence.Everything in Pro, plus - Self-host in your own infrastructuregreptile.com/pricing
Open source: NoThe platform is closed: the public repository holds only deployment artefacts and helm charts, while the terms reserve all rights and forbid reverse engineering.decompile, disassemble, or reverse engineer the Platform, in whole or in partgreptile.com/terms-of-service
Licence: NoProprietary: Greptile reserves all ownership of the platform and grants only non-exclusive, non-transferable access, so a company cannot ship it under its own licence.Company owns and reserves all other rights, title, and interest in and to the Platform and Servicesgreptile.com/terms-of-service
Open-source runtime: NoEven self-hosted, you cannot run it without Greptile: the deployment needs a licence and credentials for Greptile's container registry.Self-hosted requires a license. Contact sales@greptile.com.greptile.com/docs/deployment-options
Runs in your cloud: PartlyIt deploys into your own AWS, GCP, Azure or on-prem environment with Docker Compose or Kubernetes, but that path is Enterprise-only.Self-hosted Greptile runs in your own infrastructure, on-premises or in your virtual private cloud (VPC), so your code never leaves your environment.greptile.com/security

Building with it

Tracing and evals: YesEvery review and every finding is inspectable: an analytics dashboard with export, a searchable table of all flagged bugs, and TREX recordings, logs and traces per run.Stat cards break findings down by severity — All bugs, security issues, P0, P1, and P2 — above a table of every finding.greptile.com/docs/analytics

What it costs to run

How it meters: YesIt bills per prepaid credit at one dollar, with no seat fee on Pro, so cost tracks review volume and depth rather than headcount.Greptile uses prepaid credits. Credits cost $1 each and are shared across your organization.greptile.com/docs/code-review-bot/billi…
Cost of one job: YesOne pull-request review costs 1 credit, so one dollar at Base; a deeper Plus review is 3 credits, Apex 10, and a TREX test run adds 3 on top.greptile.com/docs/code-review-bot/billi…
Price per 1,000 requests: Yes$1,000 per 1,000 requests in Base review, 1 credit a request at $1 a credit, its cheapest mode.greptile.com/pricing
Free credit: Yes$50 of free usage (50 credits at $1 each), a month.50 free credits per monthgreptile.com/pricing
Free tier: YesA standing Starter plan is free for one active developer with 50 credits a month, and the Pro trial starts without a card or a sales call.Starter is free for one developer and includes 50 credits per month.greptile.com/pricing
API access: YesThe vendor confirms an API for use in your own product, and the CLI authenticates against it with a GREPTILE_API_KEY, though no public REST reference is published.Can I use Greptile's API for my own product? Yes, we offer discounted bulk pricing for API use.greptile.com
MCP server: YesGreptile ships an MCP server another agent can call to fetch comments, apply fixes, read the repository knowledge base and pull review reports.The Greptile MCP server lets AI coding assistants (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Codex) access your code review data directly.greptile.com/docs/mcp-v2/overview
Bring your own key: PartlyBringing your own inference is a self-hosted capability: you configure provider base URLs and keys yourself, which puts it on the Enterprise plan.Self-hosted customers bring their own LLM provider by configuring its base URL and keys.greptile.com/security

Buying it for a team

A company can buy it: YesPro and Enterprise are organisation purchases: credits are bought centrally and shared, and Enterprise adds custom invoicing and payment terms.Credits are prepaid and shared across your whole org.greptile.com/pricing
Seat model: YesPro charges nothing per seat and places no ceiling on developers or agents; the free Starter plan is the one with a floor, a single active developer.Unlimited developers and agents, no seat feesgreptile.com/pricing
Pooled budget: YesOne prepaid credit balance serves the whole organisation rather than per-user allowances, and reviews pause for everyone when it empties.Pro has no seat fees: you pay $1 per credit, and credits are shared across your whole organization.greptile.com/pricing
Admin controls: YesAdmins set org-wide review configuration, who Greptile responds to, the auto-approve risk ceiling and protected paths, with stricter values winning over repo files.Choose who Greptile responds to. Who can use Greptile sets all four at oncegreptile.com/docs/account/organization-…
Audit log: PartlyAudit logging is listed as part of the enterprise deployment tier rather than a documented feature of the self-serve plans, and no page describes the log itself.Cloud (SOC2 Type II), self-hosted Docker/Kubernetes, air-gapped * SSO/SAML, audit logging, role-based accessgreptile.com/docs/code-review/key-featu…
Single sign-on: PartlySAML 2.0 single sign-on with Okta, Entra ID and others is real but gated: the vendor states it is an Enterprise feature set up by support.SSO & Identity is an Enterprise feature. Contact support@greptile.com to set it up for your organization.greptile.com/docs/security/sso-and-iden…

What happens to your code

Opt out of training: YesAn organisation admin can switch training off in settings, and self-hosted deployments collect nothing for machine learning unless you configure it.To opt your organization out of AI training, an organization admin can open Organization Settings, go to Data & Privacy, and turn off Help us improve…greptile.com/security
Data residency: PartlyCloud code sits on Greptile-provisioned AWS infrastructure with no published region choice; controlling the jurisdiction means the Enterprise path of self-hosting or GitHub Enterprise data residency.GitHub Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud with data residencygreptile.com/pricing
Getting out: YesYou can delete all customer data from settings and request a copy within 30 days of termination; analytics can be exported, but nothing states whether prepaid credits expire.Company will transfer a copy of Customer Data in Company's possession or control to Customer within thirty (30) days following any termination or…greptile.com/terms-of-service
Certifications: YesSOC 2 Type II is audited with the report available on request, and the vendor also claims HIPAA and GDPR compliance for enterprise deployments.Greptile is also SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and GDPR compliant.greptile.com/enterprise

Plans and pricing

Price and terms

Free plan: YesYesStarter is free indefinitely for 1 active developer with 50 free credits per month and unlimited repositories
The terms in full
Pro additionally offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Qualified OSI-licensed non-commercial projects are free, and pre-Series A startups under $2M revenue get 500 free credits a month for 6 months.