Pricing

Straightforward pricing for review coverage that scales.

Billing follows the GitHub installation, so each connected team or workspace keeps its own review limit, subscription state, and history.

Included in every plan

Inline review comments in GitHub

Bug, security, performance, and testing signals

Installation-level billing and usage tracking

Solo

A compact review lane for independent developers and small experiments.

$9/mo

Balanced for active teams

The balanced plan for steady team velocity across multiple repos.

$29/mo

Broader coverage, longer history, and customization for growing orgs.

$79/mo

Billing model

That means a personal sandbox repo does not consume the same quota as a production engineering workspace unless you decide it should.

Enterprise

Talk to us if you need higher review ceilings, contract terms, SSO, or deployment constraints beyond the self-serve plans.

FAQ

Enough detail to understand how billing and review volume work, without turning the page into a sales script.

Each time NitPickr reviews an opened or updated pull request, that review run counts toward the installation's monthly limit.

Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial so you can validate the workflow against your repositories before committing.

The installation stops producing new reviews until the next billing cycle or until you upgrade to a larger plan.

The product is positioned around reviewing diffs, not warehousing repositories. Persisted history focuses on metadata and review outcomes.

Yes. Subscription management lives in the dashboard and changes apply from the installation that owns the billing record.

The current website and dashboard are built around GitHub App installations first. Additional providers would be a future expansion.

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