One price. No seats to count.

Everything below applies to every account. There is no enterprise tier to be upsold into.

$49 / month

or $490 a year — two months on the house

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$49 a month, or $490 a year

The annual price is ten months for twelve. Both include the same thing: everything — unlimited repositories, unlimited channels, unlimited people, GitHub and GitLab including self-hosted GitLab, Slack and Telegram.

Per-seat pricing means a bill that grows every time you hire. A team of thirty on a typical eight-dollar-per-seat plan pays around $250 a month for review notifications. Here the number stays $49 whether you are four people or forty.

The trial

Fourteen days, the full product, no credit card. You are not asked for payment details to start, and nothing charges you automatically when the trial ends.

Three days before the end you get an email. On the last day the console says so plainly. Notifications keep flowing for a short grace period after that, because a review bot that goes quiet is indistinguishable from a review bot that is broken — and that is a poor way to ask for money.

If you stop paying

New threads stop being published. Existing threads stay where they are, your data stays where it is, and paying again restores the service without anyone having to do anything on our side.

Questions people actually ask

Who takes the payment?

Paddle, as our Merchant of Record. Paddle is the seller on your invoice, handles VAT and sales tax for your country, and stores the card details — we never see them.

Is tax included?

Prices are shown excluding tax. Paddle adds whatever applies in your country at checkout, and a valid VAT number removes it where the rules allow.

Can I cancel whenever I like?

Yes, from the billing portal. The subscription runs to the end of the period you already paid for and then does not renew.

Do you offer refunds?

Yes — if you ask within 14 days of a payment. Write to support and the money goes back the way it came.

Is there a free plan?

No. A permanently free tier still needs infrastructure and support from the same person who answers paying customers, and the trial already answers the question a free plan is meant to answer.

Can I run it on my own servers?

Not today. Self-hosted licensing is a real amount of work for a segment we do not yet have a single customer in, so it waits for someone asking with a budget. Self-hosted GitLab as a source has always been supported.

Do more repositories cost more?

No. Measuring active repositories would cost more to build and to explain than it could return at this size.

Still unsure? Start the trial — it costs nothing and takes about five minutes to see a thread in your own workspace.