Bito

Bito is an AI code-review and architect platform. First-party docs at docs.bito.ai/bito-dev-agent/pricing still list Team $15 / user / month monthly or $12 billed yearly, plus a Professional row at $25 / user / month monthly or $20 billed yearly. Team includes 5,000 lines / user / month and $5 / extra 1,000 lines. Docs also mention a 10-day Pro trial. The old 89% faster / 34% fewer regressions slogans are vendor marketing; we did not keep them as audited outcomes.

Compare CodeRabbit if you wanted Lite $12 / Pro $24 / Team $30 yearly seats, and Qodo if you wanted credit packs from $30 / month instead of a line quota.

Key Features

PR review agent: Docs still cover GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket reviews with summaries and line comments. Confirm which hosts are on your plan.
IDE plus CLI: The product still mentions VS Code, JetBrains, and local CLI review. Treat the installed extension as the catalog.
AI Architect: Marketing still sells a codebase graph for design and impact questions, including MCP into coding agents.
Guidelines and analytics: Team/Professional docs still mention custom review rules and dashboards. Do not assume every rule pack is on Free.
Privacy claim: The site still says it does not train on your code and cites SOC 2. Confirm the current trust page before you put that in a contract.

Use Cases

Teams that want a first-pass PR bot and will pay Team $12 yearly or $15 monthly.
Orgs that need the Professional extras and will pay $20 yearly or $25 monthly.
People comparing Bito vs CodeRabbit vs Qodo on public seats and line or credit meters.

Limitation: 5,000 lines / seat can run out on busy repos. Architect is not a transparent public SKU. AI comments still need a human.

Pricing

docs.bito.ai/bito-dev-agent/pricing on 2026-08-17. Yearly first where the docs give both.

Plan	Price	Notes from that page
Free	$0	Individual / hobby. Limited.
Team	$12 / user / mo yearly ($15 monthly)	5,000 lines / user / month. Extra $5 / 1,000 lines.
Professional	$20 / user / mo yearly ($25 monthly)	Still on the docs table. Adds paid extras.
Enterprise	Custom	SSO and sales.

The marketing homepage cards on the public page led with Free / Team / Enterprise. Quote Professional only from the docs table, not from a homepage hero.

Getting Started

Open bito.ai/pricing and the docs pricing page before you buy.
Connect one GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repo and read one review.
Stay on Team if 5,000 lines / seat is enough. Confirm overage at $5 / 1,000 lines.
Use the 10-day Pro trial only as a trial. It is not a forever Professional seat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Professional $20 gone?

Not in the docs table on the public page. Homepage cards may hide it. Quote $20 yearly / $25 monthly from docs.

Is Team still $12?

Yes, on the yearly column. Monthly is $15 / user.

Did we keep 89% faster merges?

No. That is vendor marketing, not a number we re-audited.

Same as CodeRabbit?

Both are PR review bots. CodeRabbit's public yearly seats are $12 / $24 / $30. Bito's documented paid rows are Team $12 and Professional $20, plus a 5,000-line meter.

Alternatives

CodeRabbit: Lite $12 / Pro $24 / Team $30 yearly.
Qodo: Credit packs from $30 / month, not a 5,000-line seat.
GitHub Copilot: Completions and a cloud agent if review is not the bottleneck.

Tips

Quote $12 / $15 and $20 / $25 from the docs page.
Do not paste 89% / 34% into a deck.
Confirm line burn before you assume Team is cheaper than CodeRabbit Pro.

Conclusion

Bito is a priced PR review and Architect product with a documented Team $12 / Professional $20 yearly table and a 5,000-line meter, not an unmetered 89% faster reviewer. Start at docs.bito.ai/bito-dev-agent/pricing, then decide whether CodeRabbit already covers the seat you need.