Greptile: Code Reviews, Repository Context and Credit Pricing
What is Greptile for?
Greptile offers AI code review with features for shared context and cross-repository investigation. Its pricing page separates Starter, Pro and Enterprise. The practical use is to give reviewers additional findings and context before merging changes, particularly where the correctness of a patch depends on code beyond the immediate diff.
How are reviews charged?
Starter is listed as free for one active developer with 50 monthly credits. Pro charges $1 per credit without seat fees, with credits shared across the organization. The FAQ lists Base reviews at one credit, Plus at three and Apex at ten. Those tiers make review depth a budget choice: do not multiply the number of pull requests by a single price without specifying the tier.
Who benefits from repository context?
Teams changing shared libraries or service contracts should test whether the reviewer finds relevant callers and documents its assumptions. Giving access to more repositories increases available context but also expands the data shared with the service. Start with a clearly bounded dependency and verify whether the integration can access it under the intended permissions.
What is a useful comparison task?
Create a synthetic library patch that changes a timestamp from seconds to milliseconds while leaving a consumer unchanged. Compare two review tiers against the same commit. Add one harmless documentation edit so the reviewer must distinguish behavior from prose. Record whether the result identifies the actual unit mismatch and names the affected caller.
What should you measure?
Count confirmed findings, incorrect findings, missed issues and maintainer time spent checking suggestions. Verify a proposed fix against both producer and consumer tests. Record credits used for reruns after a follow-up commit. A larger or more confident response is not evidence of a better review, and a quiet review cannot establish that a patch has no defects.
Which alternatives fit?
Compare CodeRabbit and Qodo using identical commits and access scope. Compare tier costs against seat or pooled-credit pricing only after measuring the number of useful completed reviews your team receives.
Sources checked October 28, 2026: Pricing and review tiers.