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§ Field Economy

Honest cost-plus.

AI PR reviews for $9/mo + what we pay Anthropic + 20%. No hidden seat margin, no surprise multipliers — we publish the Anthropic invoice each cycle so the markup math is yours to check.

Trial$0

First 5 reviews on any repo, public or private. Enough to evaluate the bot on a real PR before you decide.

Solo$9 /mo · per org

25 private reviews a month. Below the unbudgeted-purchase line — a personal card, no procurement.

Team$29 /seat · mo

100 reviews per seat, pooled across the org. Unlocks the multi-pass cross-check & the design critique.

AlsoPriceIncludes
EnterpriseCustomUnlimited reviews, SSO, a per-customer SLA. Billed direct.
Overage
(Solo + Team)
Anthropic cost × 1.20Past your tier’s included reviews, usage bills at our Anthropic cost plus a flat 20%. No tier jump, no throttling.

Public repositories run under the same tier mechanics — there is no separate OSS-free track on the hosted App. (Prefer your own runner? The open-source workflow is free; you bring the Anthropic key.)

Why cost-plus?

We charge a flat tier fee, then pass Anthropic’s API cost through with a fixed 20% markup. Each billing cycle we publish the Anthropic invoice, so you can verify the math directly — no hidden seat margin, no surprise multipliers.

Why not a flat $/review? Anthropic’s per-review cost moves with diff size and which naturalist runs (Beetle on Sonnet, Wasp on Opus, Mantis only on disputes). A flat number either overcharges small PRs or undercharges large ones. Cost-plus is honest about that: your invoice is your invoice, not a pricing model’s guess.

Why a 5-review trial, not unlimited free? Five reviews cover one real PR and a few revisions — enough to judge the bot on your own code. Past that, the economics only work if the bot earns the upgrade.

Pick a plan

Plans are chosen at install time. Install the GitHub App, then manage your tier, usage, and billing on app.cludbug.dev. Change tiers or cancel anytime — month to month, no contract.

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