CodeRabbit vs Devin Review

CodeRabbit runs as pr reviews, cli, and ide on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps. Devin Review runs as code review platform in the devin webapp on GitHub (incl. Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud), GitLab (incl. Self-Managed), Azure DevOps (connected).

CodeRabbit: Essentials (formerly Pro) $24/user/month billed annually ($30 month-to-month); Team (formerly Pro Plus) $48/user/month billed annually ($60 month-to-month); Advanced $72/user/month billed annually ($90 month-to-month) — adds blast-radius and architectural-impact analysis, security review on every PR, and continuous security monitoring; Enterprise custom. New organisations get a 14-day Advanced trial, no card. Seats are billed for developers who create PRs, or assigned manually. Public repositories are free. CodeRabbit Security Scan is usage-based; CodeRabbit Agent is $0.40 per agent minute; over-limit reviews can continue at $0.25 per reviewed file. Devin Review: Billed in Devin usage: Enterprise reviews draw ACUs from the enterprise pool, sized from XS (up to 2.25 ACUs) to XL (over 18 ACUs); Individual and Teams plans cap spend in dollars of on-demand usage. Public pull requests do not require a Devin account. No per-ACU dollar price is published on the review docs page.

CodeRabbit: Rolling per-developer hour, not a workspace bucket. Pricing page (newer): Essentials 5/hour, Team 8/hour, Advanced 10/hour, Enterprise 12/hour. The docs plans page still uses the old names — Pro 5/hour, Pro+ 10/hour, Enterprise 12/hour — so confirm Team's rate with CodeRabbit before quoting it. Free has no PR reviews (PR summaries only) and allows 3 IDE and 3 CLI reviews per hour. The 14-day trial allows 10 PR reviews/hour and 150 files per review. OSS public repos 1–10/hour by popularity. Incremental reviews after pushes count. Files per review (after path filters): Free 150, Pro and above 300. Fair-usage can slow a developer at the 95th percentile of recent 7-day usage. A usage-based add-on can continue eligible over-limit reviews. @coderabbitai rate limit shows remaining capacity. Devin Review: No published hourly PR cap. Each review consumes ACUs sized by the PR (XS ≤2.25 ACUs to XL >18 ACUs) or on-demand spend on self-serve plans, so large PRs cost several times more than small ones.

CodeRabbit: Yes. Devin Review: Not verified. Autofix is still a suggestion until your CI and humans accept it.

CodeRabbit: Yes. Devin Review: Not verified. A missing verification means we did not treat marketing copy as a merge-gate claim.

Choose CodeRabbit if this matches: Teams on mixed git hosts. Orgs that want a dedicated reviewer with linters and issue trackers attached. Open-source maintainers who want free public-repo reviews. Choose Devin Review if this matches: Teams already on Devin Cloud or Devin Desktop plans. Orgs on GitLab Self-Managed or GitHub Enterprise Server. CodeRabbit watch-out: Per-seat pricing scales with PR authors, not with workspace. Essentials (formerly Pro) caps reviews at 5 per developer per hour. Custom pre-merge checks are Pro+/Enterprise (now Team and above), not Essentials. Pre-merge checks default to warning (non-blocking); blocking merges requires error + Request Changes Workflow. Self-hosted/on-prem is Enterprise, not Pro. Security Scan and CodeRabbit Agent ($0.40/agent minute) are billed separately. The docs and the pricing page disagree on some hourly limits — confirm with the vendor. Confirm monthly vs annual toggle before quoting $24. Raised a $143M Series C at a $1.5B valuation on 2026-08-12 (Reuters) and is expanding into AI software governance; Kudelski Security has disclosed an exploit chain (RCE/secrets) against CodeRabbit in 2026 — confirm remediation status before granting broad repo access. Devin Review watch-out: Review cost scales with PR size in ACUs, and self-serve plans draw on the same on-demand spend as other Devin work — set spend caps before enabling it org-wide. The dollar value of an ACU is not on the review docs page.