Pricing

Pay for authors. Reviewers are free.

Your first five pull requests are free, then a 14-day trial. After that you pay per developer who opens pull requests; everyone who reviews them is free.

Prices per active developer per month.

Team

Most teams
$17per developer
a month

Billed annually. $21 billed monthly.

Everything Acuvis does, for teams that review every pull request.

  • Walkthrough, architecture map and Files review
  • Blocking findings with suggested fixes
  • PR summary comment and merge-gate check
  • Two-way comment sync with GitHub
  • Team rules, repository guidelines and learned rules
  • Slack and email notifications
  • Audit log kept for 1 year

Business

$34per developer
a month

Billed annually. $42 billed monthly.

For teams that have to show how changes were reviewed.

  • Everything in Team
  • Audit log kept for 3 years
  • Priority support
  • SSO / SAMLPlanned
  • EU-only AI processingPlanned
  • Review evidence exportPlanned

Enterprise

Custom

Annual contract.

Volume pricing, invoicing and a security review.

  • Volume and annual pricing
  • Invoice billing
  • Custom audit retention
  • Security questionnaire and DPA support
  1. 015 pull requests free

    Install the GitHub app and Acuvis reviews your first five pull requests. No card.

  2. 02Then a 14-day trial

    Add a card to keep going for 14 days, up to 50 pull requests. Cancel any time before it ends and pay nothing.

  3. 03Then per developer

    Pay for the developers who open pull requests. Reviewers, viewers and bots are free.

An active developer is anyone whose pull request Acuvis reviewed that month; each counts once. Re-reviewing a pull request is free. Fair use is 100 pull requests per seat a month, pooled. Maintain an open-source project? Approved public repositories get 200 free reviews a month; apply from the billing page after you install.

On every plan

A walkthrough for every pull request
What changed, in the order to review it, with the findings for each part. Most pull requests take a couple of minutes to understand.
The architecture map
The change as clusters on a map of your codebase, with what depends on what. Select one to see its impact.
Findings that say what to do
Security, privacy, correctness, performance, architecture and tests. Each finding has the problem, the impact and a suggested fix.
Pre-analysis before the AI
Gitleaks, Semgrep, ESLint and Ruff scan the diff first, so the AI spends its attention on what needs thinking.
GitHub stays in the loop
A summary comment you can approve from, a merge check, comments and suggestions posted as one review, and replies synced both ways.
A verifiable audit log
Comments, resolutions and review events go into a per-organization hash chain you can verify and export.

Pricing questions

Who counts as an active developer?

Anyone whose pull request Acuvis reviewed during the month. Each counts once, however many pull requests they open. Reviewers, viewers and bots never count.

How does the trial work?

Install the GitHub app and your first five pull requests are reviewed free, no card. Then add a card to keep going for 14 days, up to 50 pull requests. You aren't charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then.

What happens when someone new opens a pull request?

They get a seat automatically, charged pro rata on your next invoice, and your admins get an email. If you'd rather cap it, set a seat limit: pull requests from developers past it wait until you raise it.

Do re-reviews cost extra?

No. A pull request counts once a month however many times it's pushed and re-reviewed.

Is there a limit on pull requests?

Fair use is 100 pull requests per seat a month, pooled across the team. That's about three times what a busy developer opens.

Is Acuvis free for open source?

Yes, on application. Approved public repositories get 200 free pull request reviews a month. Apply from the billing page after you install.

Can I change plans later?

Yes. Switch plans, change seats or cancel from the billing portal whenever you like. Annual billing saves about 20%.

How does Enterprise pricing work?

An annual contract with invoice billing and volume pricing, plus help with security questionnaires and DPAs. Talk to us.