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CodeCritic

AI code review for GitHub PRs, pasted code and multi-file workspaces, with BYO or self-hosted LLM endpoints on paid tiers

freemiumFree forever covers 25 code reviews per month with basic style feedback and basic AI analysis on the vendor's own models, with no performance tips and no custom LLM endpoint. Professional is $20.00/month for 150 reviews with fully AI-powered feedback, performance optimisation tips, security vulnerability checks, an additional trust-focus check and the option to point the reviewer at your own OpenAI-compatible LLM. Enterprise is $75.00/month for unlimited reviews, all Pro features, company and team management, priority support and the option to use a self-hosted corporate model.View full pricing →

About CodeCritic

CodeCritic is an AI code review service that runs the same analysis in three places — on GitHub pull requests through a GitHub Action, in a web dashboard where code is pasted directly, and across a multi-file workspace — so a team can adopt it without wiring CI first. Findings are grouped and typed rather than delivered as a wall of prose: the vendor's own demo shows a TypeScript pull request scored 78 with ten findings split into four warnings, four security issues, one nit and one suggestion, each anchored to a file and line. Security is the category the product leans on hardest, with example findings covering JWTs decoded without an expiry check, hardcoded API keys in source, SQL built by string concatenation, wildcard CORS origins and auth routes missing rate limiting — the class of mistake the vendor argues linters and hurried human review both miss. Each finding carries an explanation in plain language and a suggested fix that can be applied inline. The platform ships framework-specific guides for React, Next.js and Ruby on Rails, VS Code and Cursor integration, webhooks, a REST API, pre-merge checklists and review policies for gating a rollout. Notably, paid tiers allow pointing the reviewer at your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint or a self-hosted corporate model instead of the vendor's, which matters for teams that cannot send source code to a third party.

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Key Features

GitHub Action for pull request review
Web dashboard and multi-file workspace review
Findings typed as warning, security, nit or suggestion with inline fixes
VS Code and Cursor integration, webhooks and a REST API
Bring your own OpenAI-compatible or self-hosted model on paid tiers

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