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Overview

Guide to Billing and Paid Plans

Bito's billing is divided into two separate product lines, each with its own pricing model:

  • AI Architect — Usage-based pricing

  • AI Code Reviews — Seat-based pricing

You can read more on Bito's Pricing page.

AI Architect pricing

AI Architect uses usage-based pricing — you pay for what you consume, not per seat. Pricing scales with the size of your indexed codebase and the volume of usage from your coding agents and analysis workflows.

Because the cost depends on your specific codebase size and expected usage patterns, Bito's team scopes a custom quote during an initial conversation.

Bito offers two plans for AI Architect:

  1. Professional Plan

  2. Enterprise Plan

1

Professional Plan

Includes:

  • Knowledge graph of your codebase

  • Technical design and impact assessment

  • Grounded code generation

  • Available in issue trackers (Jira, Linear), Slack, and MCP for coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex)

  • Usage analytics

  • Bito-hosted (cloud) deployment

  • Standard support

Contact us for pricing

2

Enterprise Plan

Everything in Professional, plus:

  • Jira and Confluence graph indexing

  • Observability data indexing

  • Custom analysis triggers and templates

  • Custom configurations (workspace admin controls)

  • On-prem and self-hosted deployment

  • SSO and SAML

  • Dedicated Slack channel with Bito team

  • Dedicated CSM and onboarding

  • SLA support

  • Custom contract redlines

Contact us for pricing

AI code reviews pricing

AI Code Reviews uses per-seat billing. Bito offers four pricing plans designed to support developers and teams of all sizes:

  1. Free Plan

  2. Team Plan

  3. Professional Plan

  4. Enterprise Plan

Read more details on Bito's Pricing page or watch the video below to learn how seat-based billing work in Bito's AI code reviews.

1

Free Plan

Bito's Free Plan is available at no cost and provides a powerful set of capabilities for individual and hobbyist developers. It is subject to the fair use policy.

The Free Plan includes:

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2

Team Plan

The Team Plan is designed for small to medium teams (up to 25 seats) who need advanced code review capabilities. It includes all the features of the Free Plan, and also provides access to premium features.

The Team Plan uses best-in-class AI models to deliver high-quality code reviews, deeper code understanding, and more accurate suggestions across your development workflow.

Pricing:

  • Annual: $12 per seat per month (billed annually)

  • Monthly: $15 per seat per month (billed monthly starting on the 1st of the month)

The Team Plan includes:

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3

Professional Plan

The Professional Plan is designed for growing teams and organizations that need advanced capabilities beyond the Team Plan.

You can try the Professional Plan free for 14 days with full access to all features. The trial is subject to Bito's fair use policy.

Free Trial Limitations

  • Code review usage limit Trial plan workspaces have a per-user limit on code review executions (default: 15). Once this limit is reached, further code reviews will be blocked. A message will be added to the pull request with guidance on upgrading your plan.

  • Large pull request review restrictions In the trial plan, large pull requests cannot be reviewed by manually triggering a review using /review in comments. To review large PRs without restrictions, please upgrade your plan.

Pricing:

  • Annual: $20 per seat per month (billed annually)

  • Monthly: $25 per seat per month (billed monthly starting on the 1st of the month)

The Professional Plan includes:

  • Everything in Team Plan, plus:

  • Unlimited seats

  • Custom code review guidelines

  • Jira integration

  • Code reviews in CI/CD pipelines

  • Self-hosted for $5 per seat a month

  • Learning system that adapts to your team's preferences

  • Increased code review limits in your IDE

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4

Enterprise Plan

The Enterprise Plan is aimed at large organizations. It includes all Professional Plan features and also provides access to premium features.

The Enterprise Plan includes:

  • Everything in Professional Plan, plus

  • Bito's AI Architect (learn more)

  • Impact analysis across your codebase, services, modules

  • Code reviews in CI/CD pipelines

  • Confluence integration

  • On-prem or self-hosted

  • Multi-org support

  • Customer support

    • Dedicated Slack with Bito team

    • Dedicated CSM

    • SLA support

    • Agreement redlines

    • Custom invoicing and payment terms

  • Security and compliance

    • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

    • SSO, SCIM, and SAML (Coming soon)

    • Audit Logs (Coming soon)

Contact us to upgrade to Enterprise Plan

Seat management

Bito AI code reviews uses seat-based billing to give workspace admins precise control over usage and costs.

From the Members dashboard, workspace admins can choose how seats are purchased and assigned to users.

Bito provides three modes for seat management:

1

Auto (Assign & Buy)

In this mode, available seats will be automatically assigned to developers (marked as Eligible) when they join the workspace or when they submit their first pull request reviewed by Bito. If all seats are assigned, new seat is purchased and assigned automatically.

  • Note: This mode is useful for dynamic teams where new contributors are added frequently.

  • Note: This is the default mode for all new workspaces.

2

Auto (Assign only)

In this mode, available seats will be automatically assigned to developers (marked as Eligible) when they join the workspace or when they submit their first pull request reviewed by Bito. If no seats are available, Bito will not purchase additional seats, and the developer will not gain access to Bito features.

3

Manual

In this mode, workspace admins need to manually purchase seats and assign them to developers as needed. Bito will review pull requests only for submitters who have an assigned seat.

  • Note: This mode is ideal for teams that want tighter control over who gets access and when billing occurs.

The Team Plan supports up to 25 seats, whereas the Professional Plan and Enterprise Plan allows for unlimited seats.

Add or remove seats manually

Workspace admins can manually purchase additional seats or remove unused ones.

  1. Go to the Members dashboard and click the settings icon at the top-right corner of the table.

  2. In the popup, use the + and − icons to adjust the seat count.

  3. Click Confirm to apply the changes.

Seat adjustments take effect immediately. If seats are added mid-month, the charges are prorated for the remaining days of the billing cycle.

Seat assignment across Bito products

Seats apply separately to each Bito product:

  • IDE Code Review Seats for AI code review in code editors can be assigned to any user in a workspace. These users appear under the IDE Code Review tab on the Members dashboard.

  • Git Code Review Seats for the AI code review in GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket are tied to Git handles that submit pull requests. These handles appear under the Git Code Review tab.

    • In Auto (Assign & Buy) mode, seats are assigned (and purchased if necessary) as soon as a Git handle submits its first pull request.

    • In Auto (Assign only) mode, available seats are assigned as soon as a Git handle submits its first pull request. If no seats are available, Bito will not purchase additional seats, and the developer will not gain access to the AI Code Review Agent.

    • In Manual mode, admins must assign seats manually to these Git handles before they can use the AI Code Review Agent.

Assigning Code Review Agent seats

To manage seat access for your team:

  1. Go to the Git Code Review tab on the Members dashboard.

  2. Find the developer’s Git handle (imported automatically after GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket integration).

  3. Use the drop-down menu in front of the Git handle and choose one of the following seat statuses:

    • Assigned – Immediately gives the user access to Bito features (such as the AI Code Review Agent).

    • Eligible – Marks the user to automatically receive a seat when one becomes available.

      • Note: This option only applies when your Bito workspace is using Auto (Assign & Buy) or Auto (Assign only) mode.

    • Ineligible – The user will not receive a seat or access to Bito features.

Note:

  • In Auto (Assign & Buy) or Auto (Assign only) mode, available seats are automatically assigned to developers marked as Eligible.

  • In Manual mode, seats must be explicitly assigned to developers by selecting Assigned from the drop-down menu.

Quota & usage

The Quota & usage card on the Members page shows how many lines of code your workspace has consumed for code reviews in the current billing cycle relative to your included quota.

What it displays:

  • LoC used — The number of lines of code submitted for code review so far in the current billing cycle (e.g., 3,214 / 5,000 LoC used)

  • % used — The percentage of the total quota consumed (e.g., 64% used)

  • LoC remaining — The number of lines of code still available before reaching the quota (e.g., 1,786 LoC remaining)

Lines of code are measured from pull request diffs i.e., the changed lines submitted for review and the relevant context lines.

The Team Plan includes 5,000 lines of code per seat per month as a shared workspace quota. Usage above the quota is billed at $5 per 1,000 lines.

Overage

The Overage card on the Members page shows your overage charges for code review usage beyond your included quota.

What it displays:

  • Overage spend — The amount charged for usage beyond the quota so far (e.g., $12.50 / $80.00 overage limit)

  • LoC above quota — The number of lines of code reviewed beyond the included quota (e.g., 2,500 LoC above quota)

  • Remaining overage budget — How much of your overage limit is still available (e.g., $67.50 remaining)

Overage is billed at $5 per 1,000 lines of code above the quota.

Setting a monthly overage limit

You can control the maximum amount you spend on overage each month by clicking the Change limit button on the Overage card. This opens the Set monthly overage limit modal.

In the modal:

  • Enter a dollar amount in the input field to set a maximum monthly overage spend.

  • Click Set limit to apply the amount you entered. The limit takes effect immediately.

  • Click Set to unlimited to remove any cap on overage charges, allowing code reviews to continue regardless of usage.

The overage limit goes into effect immediately after being set. Once your workspace reaches the overage limit in a billing cycle, further code reviews will be blocked until the next cycle begins or the limit is increased.

All billing and plans functionality is available at Bito’s website by logging in with your email. Additionally, from Bito's IDE plug-in, click on the hamburger menu icon in the top-right corner (denoted by three horizontal lines) and select Account Settings to redirect to Bito's website.

From there you can go to the Billing and Plans page to access the billing functionality.

Note: You cannot make billing changes directly from the Bito IDE extension.

Bito uses Stripe to handle all payment processing and securely store your credit card/payment information. Bito itself does not store your credit card/payment information.

Bito bills at the Workspace level. All users within a given Workspace will be billed on the same plan. You cannot have some users on the Team Plan and some users on the Free Plan, within the same workspace.

When you signed up for Bito, you created or joined a workspace. Primary Owners, Owners, and Admins can change the billing plan for a workspace. You can see your workspace by going to Home page or Workspace Settings page. You can see your Role by going to Members page. You can change your workspace by logging out, and when you log-in, you will choose which workspace you want to be a part of. It’s similar to Slack, where you can access different workspaces.

Within each Workspace, Bito bills at the seat (sometimes referred to as “user”) level from the first of the month to the last day of the month. So, if you have 12 users in your Workspace (let’s call it the “MyCompany” workspace), when an Admin signs up for the Team Plan, the “MyCompany” workspace will be billed for all 12 users. Bito’s Team Plan costs $15 per user per month. So, you will pay $180 per month for 12 users, and that will be charged on the 1st of the month for the next month. To give an example, on September 1, you would be charged $180 for the month of September. Any overages you had in terms of accessing Advanced AI models for the month of August, would also be charged on September 1.

To repeat, each month’s bill will include your base $15 per month fee per user for the current month, and the overage charges for the previous month.

Your first month when you sign up, you will be billed for the current month in a prorated fashion. For example, if you signed up in the middle of March, you would be billed $7.50 per seat (half of the $15 full month fee).

For any additional questions, please review the documentation we have. In addition, please feel free to contact Bito at support@bito.ai with any questions.

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