Overview

Qodo is the company formerly known as CodiumAI, and its focus has narrowed to one problem: reviewing code before it ships. Now at version 3.0, Qodo describes itself as quality control for the "agentic software factory," meaning teams where AI agents write a growing share of the code and humans need a reliable check on it.

The core product is multi-agent code review on pull requests. It enforces your organisation's standards on every PR, and a rules system turns the conventions your senior engineers keep repeating in review comments into written, self-learning standards. Around that:

Wisdom Base pulls in knowledge from your codebase, PR history and business requirements.
Cross Repo Review flags changes that would break other repositories downstream.
Software Map (new) shows how repos, services and contracts connect, so you can see the blast radius of a change.
Agentic Toolbox gives coding agents such as Codex, Claude and Kiro a CLI-based quality partner.

It works through Git and IDE integrations, with review skills you can run before a PR is even opened.

Pricing

Qodo has no permanent free tier. You start with a free 14-day trial (no credit card; sign in with GitHub, Google or email and install it on your repos), then pick a plan. Qualifying open-source projects can apply for free access.

Pro Team, for up to 30 users: the page shows a starting price of $30, with credits at $0.012 each, pooled across the team. Credit packs are sized for roughly 18, 36 or 144 reviews a month, and you can switch packs at any time. Billing is monthly with no annual commitment, and you can set a monthly overage cap.
Enterprise, for 30+ users: custom pricing with SSO/SAML, audit logs, governance analytics, bring-your-own LLM keys, single-tenant SaaS or on-prem deployment, and a dedicated CSM.

Smaller PRs use fewer credits than large or complex ones, and the dashboard shows your balance and burn rate. Checked October 2026 on qodo.ai/pricing.

Who it's for

Engineering teams with steady PR volume, especially ones adopting coding agents and worried about consistency. Solo developers will find the lack of a free tier a barrier.

Pros: review that learns your team's own rules; cross-repo impact checks; on-prem option for regulated companies.
Cons: credit-based billing needs monitoring; no free plan after the trial; the most advanced learning features are Enterprise-only.