The Greptile alternative with a swarm of AI reviewers
A swarm of AI reviewers — code, security, performance, docs — on every pull request, so a small team gets the coverage of a full review team. One workspace price, seats included.
IonWarpbotcommented 15 min ago
IonWarp Review — PR #310
3 issues| 3 P1
#SevIssueFile
1Retry charges the same order twicebilling/checkout.ts
2Failed save still returns successapi/preferences.ts
3Reopening the editor clears saved changescomponents/editor.tsx
A timed-out response can charge the order twice · Code Review
When payment succeeds but the response times out, the caller retries the same order. Both calls charge it. Pass the stable order ID as the payment idempotency key.
Suggested fixAI fix prompt
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Greptile is an AI code reviewer priced per seat: Pro is $30 per seat per month with 50 review credits per seat, extra credits at $1 each and a base review costing one credit. It supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and more, and offers self-hosting on its Enterprise plan.[1][2]
IonWarp takes a different shape: every pull request gets a swarm of specialist reviewers — Code Review, Security Review, API Performance, Docs Freshness, AI Architecture, Log & Errors and more, 15 in the catalog — each pinned to the model that measured best for its lens. Findings come with a suggested fix and an AI fix prompt, and IonWarp tracks each one across pushes until it is resolved or declined.
Price is the kicker, not the pitch: a five-person team pays $49/mo on IonWarp Pro, with 25,000 credits a month pooled across the workspace; five seats of Greptile Pro are $150/mo.[1]
The reviewers on every IonWarp pull request
Code Review
A pattern sweep plus a deep pass that traces each changed function across files and its real scenarios.
IonWarp reviews every pull request with a swarm of specialist reviewers — code, security, performance, docs, architecture and more — each pinned to the model that measured best for its lens, and tracks every finding until it is resolved or declined. It charges one workspace price with seats included instead of a price per seat.
IonWarp Pro is $49/mo for the whole workspace with 5 seats included. Greptile's pricing page lists Pro at $30 per seat per month as of September 2026 — $150/mo for five seats.
IonWarp runs as a hosted service. Enterprise adds GitHub Enterprise, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom security review and an SLA.
Not today. IonWarp reviews GitHub repositories, including GitHub Enterprise on the Enterprise plan.
Yes. Starter is free forever for 3 seats with 15,000 credits on signup, and Pro and Max include a 7-day trial. You can run IonWarp next to Greptile on the same repository while you compare.
IonWarp runs a multi-domain swarm — code review, security, UX, SEO, performance, analytics — across multiple models, not one, at one workspace price: a 5-seat team pays $49/mo on Pro, with unlimited repos on every plan. Our Greptile vs CodeRabbit comparison cites each vendor's current pricing page.
Deepseek v4.1 Flash, GLM 5.3 Flash, GPT 5.6 Luna Pro. Each reviewer is pinned to the model that measured best for its lens, and the pins are re-trialed as models and prices move. On Enterprise you can bring your own keys.
Starter $0/mo (3 seats included), Pro $49/mo (5 seats included), Max $149/mo (10 seats included) — one workspace price, extra seats à la carte. Each tier unlocks a deeper review Swarm and more credits, and credits pool across your team. Unlimited repos on every plan.
Yes — Get the Max plan at half price.. Full Swarm. Proactive PRs. See the Startup discount section above.
Yes — the Learner agent tracks recurring findings and human feedback, so the same issue stops getting flagged once your team resolves the pattern. Every review sharpens the next.
Yes. Drop an agents.md in your repo and IonWarp runs your custom checks on every PR, using any model you choose. Available on Pro and Max.
GitHub Enterprise support, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom security review, an SLA, and a dedicated Slack channel.
Greptile Alternative: A Swarm of AI Code Reviewers — IonWarp