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With the adoption of AI in software engineering, we got buried in PRs, and none of the existing tools really delivered what we expected: something that fits right into our workflow and just works without causing trouble, or trying to upsell us to a whole ecosystem. That's why we built Vetoo. We'd love to hear your feedback on it!
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Agentic AI code review for GitHub and GitLab that runs instantly on pull requests.
- for
- Engineering teams that need fast, low-noise PR reviews.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Instant PR review — Reviews start the moment a pull request opens and post comments inline.
- Context enrichment — Pulls relevant data from Notion, Linear and Slack to inform reviews.
- Multi-model verdict — Runs several models, including frontier ones, and returns a single verdict.
- Interactive conversation — Team members can ask @vetoo-review questions directly in the PR thread.
- Memory & learning — Learns from team feedback and thumb votes to improve future reviews.
- Privacy-first — Code is encrypted, isolated and deleted after the review finishes.
- Cross-repo checks — Validates changes across multiple repositories in one review.
- Unlimited repositories — Supports any number of repos under a single plan.
Use cases
- Automatically flag bugs and security issues as soon as a PR is opened.
- Provide inline fix suggestions for performance or readability problems.
- Gather design and documentation context from Notion to validate PR impact.
- Answer team questions about a review finding directly in the PR thread.
- Reduce PR backlog by reviewing multiple PRs in parallel.
Vetoo pricing
- Free$0/ seat / monthUp to 3 seats · Best effort support · Pay-as-you-go credits
- Hobby$20/ seat / month/month2,200 credits / month · 10% bonus credits · Priority support · Up to 5 seats
- Team$25/ seat / month/month2,875 credits / month · 15% bonus credits · Priority support · 6–25 seats (minimum 6)
Vetoo vs alternatives
 Vetoo |  Augment Code |  Qodo |  Tabnine |  Amazon Q Developer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | AI-powered pull-request reviews | AI coding assistant with context | AI code review and test generation | AI code assistant for IDEs | AI assistant for software operations |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Nov 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- Vetoo vs Augment Code: Focuses on deep codebase context for coding assistance, not dedicated PR reviews.
- Vetoo vs Qodo: Generates tests and reviews but is positioned as a broader code-review tool without the same context agents.
- Vetoo vs Tabnine: Provides AI code suggestions inside IDEs, not automated PR review pipelines.
- Vetoo vs Amazon Q Developer: AWS-hosted AI assistant for building software, not specialized PR review for GitHub/GitLab.
Vetoo FAQ
How are credits used?+
Each review consumes credits from your plan balance; one credit equals one cent.
What does a review cost?+
Reviews start as low as $1, with higher effort levels and larger PRs costing more credits.
Do unused credits expire?+
Plan credits never expire; purchased credits are valid for 12 months.
Can I top up credits anytime?+
Yes, you can buy additional credit packs or enable automatic top-ups from the billing dashboard.
What happens when credits run out?+
You receive a warning, reviews pause, and you can top up or enable auto-top-up to resume.
Is my code stored?+
Your code is encrypted, processed in isolation and deleted as soon as the review finishes.
Summarized by DevHunt from vetoo.dev · Nov 11, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
