6 of the 13 code review tools we list have a self-hosted version, confirmed on their own website. Here they are side by side.
Listed alphabetically. A tool is ranked by its reviews once it has 3.
| Tool | Reviews | Lowest paid plan | Free plan | Free trial | Public API | Runs on | Main features |
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| ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Baz | Lowest paid plan$30per active dev per monthPro, as of October 23, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onGitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps | Main features
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CodacyEnforce code quality, security and AI coding standards from a single place. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Codacy | Lowest paid plan$18per dev per month, billed yearlyTeam, as of October 28, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trial14 days | Public APIYes | Runs onJetBrains, Cursor | Main features
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CodeRabbitIndependent AI code review, PR triage, change explanations and continuous security monitoring | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for CodeRabbit | Lowest paid plan$24per user per month, billed annuallyEssentials, as of October 20, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial14 days | Public APIYes | Runs onGitHub, GitLab, VS Code, CLI, Slack | Main features
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| ReviewsNone yetWrite one for DeepSource | Lowest paid plan$24per user per month, billed yearlyTeam, as of October 28, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial14 days | Public APIYes | Runs onNot confirmed | Main features
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GreptileAI agents that review and test pull requests with full context of the codebase | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Greptile | Lowest paid plan$30per seat per monthPro, as of October 19, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trial14 days | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onGitHub, GitLab | Main features
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QodoAI code review with deep codebase context and agentic workflows for IDEs, PRs and security | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Qodo | Lowest paid plan$30per month, billed monthlyPro Team, as of October 20, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial14 days | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onGitHub, GitLab, CLI | Main features
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From each tool's own website. “Not confirmed” means we couldn't confirm it there, not that the tool doesn't have it. Each tool's page says when its facts were checked.
A tool is listed here only when we've confirmed on its own website that it has a self-hosted version. Tools we couldn't confirm it for are left out, even if they may have it. Vendors can't pay for a place on this list. Add a tool we missed