Greptile is an AI code reviewer that builds a graph of your repository, covering files, functions and dependencies, and then sends a swarm of agents to review each pull request. Reviews consider the impact of a change beyond the diff, and a feature called TREX runs the PR branch in a sandbox to catch bugs that only appear at runtime. Pricing starts with a free Starter plan for one active developer with 50 credits per month, while Pro costs $30 per seat per month with extra credits at $1 each and a 14 day free trial.
It is built for engineering teams that want an extra reviewer on every pull request, from small startups to security-conscious enterprises. Tech leads and engineering managers can write team standards in plain English as custom rules, and Greptile learns from the comments your engineers leave over time. Regulated organizations in defense, healthcare and finance can self-host in an air-gapped environment and rely on SOC 2 compliance, SSO and audit logs. Open source maintainers may qualify for free use, and early-stage startups can apply for a 50 percent discount.
Common workflows include catching multi-file logic errors, security risks and style violations before merge, sending issue context to an IDE agent in one click, and letting a coding agent iterate with the /greploop command until every comment is resolved. Greptile supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Perforce, plus GitHub Enterprise Server. Customers include Brex, WorkOS and Browserbase, and the company says more than 22,000 teams use it.
