Codebase review
A multi-VCS workspace with reviews, tickets, milestones, permissions and APIs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Codebase is a hosted source-control and project-management service for development teams managing Git, Mercurial and Subversion repositories. It combines repository browsing, commit, branch and tag comparison, merge requests with inline comments, deployment tracking and public changelogs with tickets, milestones, discussions, file sharing, time tracking and activity feeds. Its source-controlled Markdown notebooks, configurable permissions and developer API make it suited to teams that need project tracking alongside multi-VCS hosting rather than a repository service focused only on Git.
Pricing is organized around project capacity and storage. Hobbyist costs £20 per month for 6 active projects, 4GB of disk space and 10 users, with unlimited archived projects. Freelancer costs £35 per month and increases capacity to 20 active projects and 8GB, while adding unlimited users, custom branding and data export. Studio is £50 per month for 45 active projects and 14GB; Agency is £110 per month for 110 active projects and 30GB. Corporate costs £220 per month for 230 projects and 70GB. A 15-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Prices are monthly and exclude applicable VAT or sales tax.
The platform fit is focused rather than broad: Deploy and Capistrano are the listed integrations, alongside web access and an API for repositories, projects, users, tickets and account data. That API can support custom workflows, while built-in CI/CD is not included. Codebase is a practical choice for teams that value Git, Mercurial and Subversion support in one project workspace, especially when its tickets, permissions and review tools match their process. Teams seeking a free entry tier, a wider integration ecosystem or built-in CI/CD should consider alternatives.
Codebase pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Hosts Git, Mercurial and Subversion repositories
- Combines code reviews, tickets, milestones and time tracking
- Offers configurable permissions, Markdown notebooks and a developer API
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at £20 per month with no free plan
- Only Deploy and Capistrano integrations are listed
- Built-in CI/CD is not included
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