Open Source
Pro for open source repos. Limited security scans for 3 repos (biweekly).
AI code review platform for the AI era. Automated code reviews, security scanning, and team analytics across GitHub, GitLab, VS Code, and JetBrains. Used by 300,000+ developers.
Pro for open source repos. Limited security scans for 3 repos (biweekly).
Code review for private repos. Line-by-line reviews. 10 repos for security (biweekly). Custom rules.
Repo analytics, 200+ repos for security (daily scans), BYO LLM, 3x rate limits.
Self-hosting option, priority support, customer success manager, invoice billing.
Sourcery is an AI-powered code review platform designed for the era of AI-driven development. As AI coding tools generate more code faster, traditional peer reviews can’t keep up — PRs pile up, security vulnerabilities slip through, and tech debt accumulates. Sourcery solves this with automated code reviews, security scanning, and team analytics that work at AI-development speed.
Trusted by 300,000+ developers and enterprises including Cisco, Sky, HelloFresh, Red Hat, and Ant Group, Sourcery is SOC 2 certified and integrates directly into GitHub, GitLab, VS Code, and JetBrains.
Sourcery reviews every PR automatically — catching logic errors, edge cases, style violations, and maintainability issues. Reviews include clear summaries, diagrams of code changes, and line-by-line feedback with suggested fixes.
Built-in security scanning detects vulnerabilities across dependencies, code patterns, and configurations. The high-signal, low-noise scanner helps teams prioritize real threats without drowning in false positives. Available from PRs to repos.
Engineering leaders get visibility into review velocity, code quality trends, and team bottlenecks — helping them identify where processes can improve.
Sourcery works inside VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, providing real-time feedback before code is ever committed. Developers can request a review anytime and fix issues with a single click.
Sourcery integrates with AI coding agents like Claude Code, providing feedback that agents can act on immediately — fixing issues across multiple files without human intervention.
| Plan | Price | Security | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Source | Free | 3 repos, biweekly | Public repos |
| Pro | $12/seat/mo | 10 repos, biweekly | Small teams |
| Team | $24/seat/mo | 200+ repos, daily | Growing teams |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited | Large orgs |
Annual billing offers 20% discount. Only charged for developers with assigned seats.
Sourcery is SOC 2 certified and offers:
Sourcery targets engineering teams adopting AI-driven development who need to maintain code quality and security as code velocity increases. It’s particularly valuable for:
Sourcery fills a critical gap in the AI development toolchain: quality assurance at AI speed. As AI coding tools accelerate how much code teams can produce, traditional review processes become the bottleneck. Sourcery automates that bottleneck — catching bugs, vulnerabilities, and tech debt before they reach production — without slowing developers down.
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