Introducing the NEW Claude Code Skill for Optibot - now live.

Token Spend Calculator

How much is your team
spending on code reviews?

Claude Code Review charges per PR — costs add up fast at scale. Optibot is $25 per user per month flat for deep code reviews with full codebase context.

Engineers
How many engineers do you have on your team?
10
1255075100
PRs / engineer / week
On avg, how many PRs does each engineer push per week?
8
18152230
Optibot — per user / month
Flat rate · unlimited reviews
$250 / mo
Claude Code Review — per PR
Conservative est. · up to $25 / PR
$10 / PR
Optibot
$250
per month · $25 per user
Claude Code Review
$1,280
per month · estimated
You save
$1,030
$12,360 / year
80 PRs/wk
320 PRs/mo
5.1× cheaper

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Code Review Quality

Deeper than any reviewer you've used before

Line-by-line reviews

Every line gets reviewed by a senior engineer who knows your entire codebase. Catch breaking changes, business logic issues, and security vulnerabilities inline, before they ever ship.

Understands your business logic

Understands how your code connects across repos, so it catches the issues that only show up when you know the full system.

Fix with AI - Claude Code skill

Just say "review this" and Optibot runs in the background catching what your coding agent missed, for $25/month. Claude Code will charge you that for one PR...

Works in CI/CD

Acts as a quality gate on every push and catches breaking changes before they ever reach a human reviewer.

Multi-pass reviews

Deep, multi-pass reviews on even the largest PRs. No more waiting 10-20 minutes to catch issues a single scan always misses.

Comparisons

Optibot compared against standard review tools

The only reviewer that catches breaking changes and understands your business logic across every repo.

Generic AI tools provide noise; humans lack the context to see cross-repo dependencies.

Claude prioritizes variable naming and local syntax nits while missing the upstream dependency break that will crash your production build. Also can cost up to $25/PR...

Bugbot focuses on file-level style and syntax but lack the architectural context to catch breaking changes that span multiple repositories.

VS

Optibot catches breaking changes and understands your business logic across your entire codebase. The review your most senior engineer would write. In 1-2 minutes.

The RESULT

Saves 40 hours/week for a team of 4.

Testimonial

"Optibot is like having a Senior AI Engineer on my team."

— Simon B, Nearfleet

The Security Stat

2x more security vulnerabilities caught vs. standard reviewers.

Our Customers trust Optibot as part of their teams

Engineers are skeptical of AI… Until they use Optibot.

Love for Optibot, directly from engineers

Grainger Blackett

2:37 PM

Found a P1 bug we had to fix today, Optibot nailed it.

Simon Balkau

2:39 PM

It already caught a few bugs and summarizing the changes is a game-changer for us.

Ernest

2:40 PM

I'm impressed with this review of my PR. It's spot on! So does this mean I no longer have to write descriptions? 😅

Grainger Blackett

2:43 PM

I'm blown away by these summaries sometimes. It knew exactly what the goal of the PR was.

Tommy

3:50 PM

I just had my first review... and for funzies, i compared it with my code review prompt file. color me impressed

Grainger Blackett

3:55 PM

I like that it doesn't have as much 'floof' as some of these bots. It gets to the point.

Vladimir Dvorkin

3:58 PM

We just completed a feedback cycle with the team on OptiBot's reviews. Bottom line is it is doing great!

Grainger Blackett

2:37 PM

Found a P1 bug we had to fix today, Optibot nailed it.

Simon Balkau

2:39 PM

It already caught a few bugs and summarizing the changes is a game-changer for us.

Ernest

2:40 PM

I'm impressed with this review of my PR. It's spot on! So does this mean I no longer have to write descriptions? 😅

Grainger Blackett

2:43 PM

I'm blown away by these summaries sometimes. It knew exactly what the goal of the PR was.

Tommy

3:50 PM

I just had my first review... and for funzies, i compared it with my code review prompt file. color me impressed

Grainger Blackett

3:55 PM

I like that it doesn't have as much 'floof' as some of these bots. It gets to the point.

Vladimir Dvorkin

3:58 PM

We just completed a feedback cycle with the team on OptiBot's reviews. Bottom line is it is doing great!

Frequently Asked Questions

 Everything you need to know about Optibot before getting started.

What is the Optibot CLI?

A command-line tool that runs Optibot's multi-pass AI code review directly in your terminal, CI/CD pipeline, or inside Claude Code catching breaking changes and business logic issues before they reach production.

How is this different from standard review tools?

Standard review tools do a single-pass, shallow review of the diff. Optibot takes multiple passes, understands your full codebase architecture, follows review-specific guidelines built around your repo, and specifically looks for breaking changes and business logic issues that standard reviewers consistently miss.

Can I use it with my existing coding agent?

Yes. Optibot CLI works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any other coding agent. It acts as the quality gate between what your agent generates and what actually ships.

Does it work in CI/CD?

Yes. You can plug Optibot into your pipeline and run it automatically on every push, or trigger it manually whenever you want.

Will this slow my CI/CD or workflows?

Not at all — Optibot runs asynchronously alongside your existing Git workflows without blocking builds.