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Core CodeRabbit features include the following:

- Practices strong privacy and security, with no retention of analyzed code.

- Offers free use for public repositories, and flexible pricing for private codebases.

CodeRabbit shares its reviews as comments attached to pull requests, using the same Git platform that your team already uses. Further commits in the same pull review prompt CodeRabbit to make further reviews, using the earlier reviews as context.

Each time that it performs a code review, CodeRabbit runs the relevant code changes through [an array of industry-standard code linters, security analyzers, and other tools](/tools/). CodeRabbit synthesizes the output of these tools into its reviews, offering a high-level analysis that can suggest areas for further focus and improvement.

Your team can have conversations with CodeRabbit about its reviews by replying to it with follow-up comments on pull requests, asking it questions or making observations about the review using natural language. CodeRabbit continues the conversation appropriately, offering further insights about the code changes, or adjusting its own review style based on feedback.

As you interact with CodeRabbit through chat, it learns the review preferences of your team, and applies them to all future reviews on a given repository.

No matter how you tune and customize CodeRabbit, its default settings make it useful out of the box, able to meaningfully review pull requests within minutes of its introduction to a repository.

CodeRabbit integrates in just a few clicks with many popular Git platforms:

For more information, see [Supported Git Platforms](/platforms/).

You can integrate CodeRabbit with issue-management platforms. This lets you ask CodeRabbit to create tickets during code reviews, or chat with CodeRabbit about your code from within issue comments. Compatible platforms include the following:

For more information, see [Issue Creation](/guides/issue-creation) and [Issue Chat](/guides/issue-chat).

CodeRabbit collects only the minimum amount of information needed to provide you with our code review services. Our privacy and security posture centers around protecting your data through ephemerality:

For more information about how we protect your data, see [the CodeRabbit Trust Center](https://trust.coderabbit.ai).

CodeRabbit offers multiple subscription tiers:

The Pro and Enterprise subscription tiers use seat-based pricing. For more information, see [Pricing](https://www.coderabbit.ai/pricing).

Public repositories can make full, free use of CodeRabbit's core code-review features, with no seat limit. This applies to all subscription tiers, including the free Lite tier. Rate limits might apply.

Eligible startup companies can use the CodeRabbit Startup Program, which offers a 50 percent discount on paid-tier CodeRabbit subscriptions for three months. For more information, see [Startup Program](https://www.coderabbit.ai/startup-program).

As a separate, free product, CodeRabbit offers a VSCode extension that brings a subset of core CodeRabbit features to VSCode. This lets you use the power of CodeRabbit to tune and tidy your code changes locally before pushing your changes into a formal pull request for more thorough reviews.

For more information, see [Review local changes](/code-editors).

- [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart/) lets you experience your first CodeRabbit code review first-hand.