Revix

Revix reads your codebase to extract review rules from existing patterns, then reviews each pull request the way a senior engineer on your team would. Comments are labeled by intent and severity, and it generates PR descriptions that note key changes and risk level. Teams connect GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab, select repositories, and Revix begins commenting on new pull requests. Rules can be edited, added, or disabled at any time. The site states that code is never used to train models, reviews run on isolated infrastructure, and source is purged after each run. Plans include a free open source tier, paid Starter and Pro per-seat plans billed annually, and a custom Enterprise plan. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

Key features

• Automated rule extraction from existing repository patterns
• Pull request reviews against team standards
• Comments labeled by intent and severity
• Smart PR descriptions noting key changes and risk level
• Native GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab support
• Repository analysis and rules extraction
• Conventional comments
• Stack-aware reviews (Starter plan)
• Slack integration (Pro plan)
• Jira integration (Pro plan)
• Expert rule supervision and suggestions (Pro plan)
• Roles and granular permissions (Enterprise plan)

Best suited for

• Engineering teams that want consistent code review across many pull requests
• Teams whose code output has grown faster than review capacity
• Open source projects seeking free PR reviews for public repositories
• Organizations requiring SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified tooling (Enterprise)

Pricing

Open Source: free for public repositories. Starter: €20 per seat/month billed annually (€25 monthly). Pro: €40 per seat/month billed annually (€50 monthly). Enterprise: custom annual contract billed by invoice.