ThinkReview review
A configurable, multi-host reviewer with security scoring and self-hosted deployment options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ThinkReview is an AI code-review product for teams that want pull-request and merge-request analysis across several development platforms. It produces security findings, code-quality and best-practice suggestions, scores, summaries, generated comments, and conversational follow-up answers. Its configurable review rules and specialized agents make it a fit for engineering teams that want more control than a single fixed review checklist provides.
The Free plan costs $0 USD per month and includes GitLab.com and GitHub.com support, 2 review credits per day, reviews of up to 1,000 changed lines per pull request, security analysis, code-quality suggestions, and quality scoring. Lite adds 15 daily credits, custom rules, comments with code suggestions, reviews of up to 40,000 changed lines, up to 3 concurrent custom agents, and Bitbucket Cloud and GitLab custom-domain support. Professional adds 25 daily credits, up to 5 concurrent agents, larger AI models, GitHub Enterprise Server, Azure DevOps Cloud and Server, and priority support. Teams adds a self-hosted Enterprise Gateway with enterprise provisioning and licensing.
ThinkReview’s platform fit is broad: it supports web, a Chrome extension, and an API, with integrations for GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Ollama. Local Ollama processing and the self-hosted gateway give organizations options for keeping review traffic inside their infrastructure. Teams should choose ThinkReview when multi-host coverage, configurable review behavior, and security-focused analysis matter. Teams seeking automatically triggered reviews should look elsewhere, because the category specification lists manual review triggering.
ThinkReview pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket
- Combines security analysis with code-quality and best-practice scoring
- Offers custom rules, review agents, follow-up chat, and self-hosting
- Where it doesn't
- Manual review triggering may add a step to the development workflow
- Free reviews are limited to 2 credits per day and 1,000 changed lines
- Advanced host support and custom agents require paid tiers
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