No infrastructure or support SLA is included by this page.
Pro and Team cover the GitHub review workflow: bounded PR analysis, findings, security reports, changed-code impact, triage, policies, and approved patches. Generated patches require validation; the fix engine does not run repository tests. They do not include a private VPC, a support SLA, daily learning reports, or coding-runner capacity.
CLEAR ALLOWANCES
Know what a review run means.
One completed analysis of a pull-request revision counts as one review run. A completed review of a new revision or an explicitly requested rerun counts separately. Internal failed retries do not consume the allowance.
Monthly capacity stays monthly
Pro includes 150 review runs per month; Team includes 750. Yearly billing changes the payment period, not the monthly allowance.
No rollover
Unused review runs do not carry into the next month. The allowance starts only when a paid plan is activated.
Review scope stays bounded
The GitHub App defaults to 30 changed files per review, configurable up to 100. Patches and AI input have separate size limits. Read the review scope.
Human approval stays with you
Review findings help your team decide. They do not replace tests, grant approval, or merge a pull request.
ACTIVATION DETAILS
Your plan. Your decision.
Availability is confirmed before activation. If checkout cannot be verified here, plan links open an email inquiry. You choose whether to send it. An inquiry does not create a subscription or authorize payment.
When checkout is enabled, a current GitHub workspace owner or administrator can subscribe inside CodLab. Review the full amount, applicable taxes, billing period, renewal terms, and cancellation details before confirming. Paid allowances begin only after activation.
Monthly and yearly subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. Cancel renewal in CodLab Billing before the next renewal; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period. Enterprise quotes remain separate. For questions, email sales@codlab.app; do not include source code, credentials, or private repository details.