Free for public repositories
Private repositories are priced by active private contributors: people who publish through Rendered Review in a month. Reading is always free.Who you pay forReading is always free.Reviewers who only read, or who comment directly in GitHub, never count toward your plan.
Public
Open-source and public projects
Unlimited public activity
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Personal private repositories
1 active private contributor
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Small engineering teams
10 active private contributors
Additional active contributors: $5/month each
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Growing companies
50 active private contributors
Additional active contributors: $4/month each
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Larger engineering organizations
200 active private contributors
Additional active contributors: $3/month each
Start 30-day trial (opens in new tab)Additional contributors never cost more than the next plan. Nobody is blocked mid-review.
Enterprise
300 or more active private contributors plus enterprise services. For GHES, legal, security, SLA, and support requirements.
Annual agreement, priced for your organization.
Self-hosting
Free under AGPL-3.0-only, with no plan limits. Commercial licenses and support are available.
Every paid plan includes
- Rendered review for changed and unchanged Markdown.
- Contextual comments and replies.
- Native and extended suggestions.
- Historical and resolved discussions.
- GitHub-originated comment interoperability.
- Annotation validation and fallback behavior.
- PR deep links and GitHub Action integration.
Who counts as an active private contributor? A unique GitHub user who performs at least one write action through Rendered Review in a private repository during the billing month: publishing a comment or reply, submitting a review, creating a suggestion, or resolving or reopening a reconstructed thread.
These don't count:
- Reading.
- Unpublished local drafts.
- Activity performed directly in GitHub.
- Repeated actions by an already active user.
- Public-repository activity.
- Automated webhook or GitHub Action activity.
30-day private-repository trial with Team capacity for up to 10 active private contributors. No credit card. It starts when the first private document is opened.