Plans and pricing

CodeRabbit offers five plans with per-developer review rate limits; Pro, Pro+, and Enterprise subscribers can also enable the usage-based add-on to pay for usage beyond those limits. This page covers what each plan includes, the review rate limits enforced per developer, and feature limits that vary by plan.

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Plans

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Rate limits

The following review and chat limits are enforced per developer over rolling time windows. Each one is a rolling allowance rather than a one-time quota: you can use your full hourly amount in a burst, and additional reviews become available as earlier reviews age out of the window instead of resetting all at once at the top of the hour. For example, Pro includes 5 PR reviews per hour. The Files/review column is the maximum number of files CodeRabbit reviews in a single review, not an hourly limit.

Plan	Reviews*			Files/review	Chat
	PR	IDE	CLI
Free	1	3	3	150	N/A
OSS	1-10	1	3	150	25
Pro	5	5	5	300	50
Pro+	10	10	10	300	100
Enterprise	12	12	12	300	100

^* PR, IDE, and CLI review limits are shown per developer, per hour. They work as a rolling allowance: for example, Pro includes 5 PR reviews per hour, which can be used at once; additional reviews become available as earlier reviews age out of the rolling window rather than resetting in one block. For sustained high-volume PR review activity, review availability may adjust under the Fair Usage Limits Policy.

Pro, Pro+, and Enterprise organizations can enable the usage-based add-on to continue processing eligible over-limit reviews without interruption. Each PR review run uses one PR review from this allowance, including automatic incremental reviews after new pushes, manual @coderabbitai review, and manual @coderabbitai full review. To check your own PR review limit without starting a new review, comment @coderabbitai rate limit or ask a clear question like @coderabbitai reviews remaining?.

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Default Pro+ trial limits

The default 14-day trial starts on Pro+. The limits below apply to that default Pro+ trial experience. The default Pro+ trial also includes access to , Pre-Merge Checks, and CodeRabbit Plan.

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Fair Usage Limits Policy

CodeRabbit’s PR review limits are designed for modern development workflows where humans, coding agents, and automation may all request reviews. Each PR review uses compute. Fair usage limits keep review capacity reliable and economically sustainable for all customers. Your plan allowance is not changed. Pro includes 5 PR reviews per hour, Pro+ includes 10 PR reviews per hour, and Enterprise uses the rate shown in the table above. During typical usage, reviews become available at the normal plan rate. When one developer identity reaches the 95th percentile or higher of recent CodeRabbit PR review usage, CodeRabbit gradually spaces out additional reviews for that developer. Reducing or pausing review activity lets recent usage come down over time, which can restore faster review availability.

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Adaptive PR review availability

The following limits apply per developer identity in an organization.

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How to avoid reaching limits

Reduce unnecessary automatic reviews before relying on credits:

• Set reviews.auto_review.auto_pause_after_reviewed_commits to 1 or 2 so CodeRabbit pauses automatic incremental reviews earlier.
• Use label-based opt-in so CodeRabbit reviews only PRs marked ready for review.
• Use title-based exclusions for WIP, generated, or automation-heavy PRs.
• Turn off automatic reviews for noisy repositories and request reviews manually when the PR is ready.

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How to continue with credits

If your team expects sustained high-volume review activity, buy on-demand credits and enable the usage-based add-on. Eligible over-limit PR reviews can then continue without waiting for the next included review to become available.

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Feature limits

Some features have per-plan limits that are separate from the rate limits above.

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Linked repositories

Multi-Repo Analysis lets CodeRabbit detect cross-repository breaking changes during reviews. The number of linked repositories you can activate depends on your plan: For details on how limits are enforced when your configuration exceeds your plan’s allowance, see Multi-Repo Analysis — Plan limits.

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