Cubic review
A GitHub-focused review platform with custom agents, scans, fixes, and analytics.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cubic is an AI-native code review platform for engineering teams using GitHub. It reviews pull requests automatically, adds inline feedback, generates pull-request descriptions, and applies team rules written in plain English. It also supports repository-wide scans for bugs and vulnerabilities, one-click fixes, background coding agents, an AI wiki, repository context, and analytics. A CLI provides local reviews before code is pushed, giving teams both pull-request and pre-push review options.
Cubic uses a freemium pricing model with a free plan. The Starter plan includes an AI code review agent, 20 free pull-request reviews per month, up to five custom agents, automatic pull-request descriptions, custom context, and connections to Jira, Linear, Asana, and Notion. Team is priced at $30 per developer per month when billed annually and adds 40k lines of code reviewed per developer, the Cubic CLI, Ultrareview, weekly wiki updates, and simple analytics. Pro is $79 per developer per month when billed annually, adding up to 10 custom agents, faster pull-request and CLI reviews, Confluence integration, codebase scans, automatic fix pull requests, and Slack and email notifications. Enterprise uses custom pricing and adds options such as SSO/SAML, GitHub Enterprise support, custom agreements, and bring-your-own API keys.
The strongest fit is a GitHub-centered team that wants automated review coverage alongside custom rules, codebase analysis, and connections to project-management and collaboration tools. Two-way GitHub synchronization keeps the workflow centered on the repository, while context from Jira, Linear, Asana, Notion, and Confluence can inform reviews. Teams that need broader code-host coverage or a non-web primary platform should look elsewhere. Cubic is most compelling when AI review, repository context, and generated fixes are central to the development process.
Cubic pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automated pull-request reviews with inline feedback and generated descriptions
- Custom review agents and plain-English rules for team-specific checks
- Repository scans, one-click fixes, CLI reviews, and background coding agents
- Where it doesn't
- Supports GitHub as its code host
- The platform is web-only, aside from its local CLI reviews
- Advanced features are concentrated in paid Team, Pro, and Enterprise plans
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