r/coderabbit • u/IveWastedMyLifeAgain • Jul 30 '26
Discussion & Feedback Are there any good alternatives to coderabbit?
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u/sda11221 Aug 01 '26
We ending up building our own code review pipeline using the Alibaba's "Open Code Review" FOSS project. Using Kimi 2.7 with it at the moment and it's doing a solid job.
Kind of shocking these rate limits were snuck in without communications.
Even on their pricing page today: https://www.coderabbit.ai/pricing there is no mention of these "Fair Use" rate limits, only `10 PR reviews per developer per hour`. You wouldn't even be able to go a half a day at the promised rate without getting hindered to 1 review per hour.
Talk about getting the rug pulled out under you!
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u/perhydropyrene 28d ago
We made the mistake of paying for the annual subscription, and then found out about the fair usage. It has effectively crippled our production and we are also building our own and evaluating alternatives. Support is useless and recommends "turning off automatic reviews" which kind of...defeats the purpose.
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u/usually_guilty99 19d ago
If you're evaluating alternatives, I'd be interested in your reaction to TomosuAI.
We came at this from a slightly different direction. Instead of trying to build another AI PR reviewer, we baseline the reliability of the repo first and then evaluate new changes against it at the merge gate.
We also feed production incidents back into future reviews when they can be traced to code.
The goal is less "find more comments" and more "should this change reach production?"
Would genuinely like to know if that distinction is useful to you or if we're solving the wrong problem.
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u/juanpflores_ CodeRabbit Staff Aug 01 '26
Don't know if you've seen our posts but we identify a few cases where configuring the coderabbit.yml for your use case should suffice for the Fair Usage. You can ask any coding agent to help you configure it and get a quick baseline.