Founded
2019
Starting Price
Free
Category
Developer Tools
Last updated April 27, 2026
About Sourcery
Sourcery is an automated AI code review platform that catches bugs, security vulnerabilities, and quality issues across pull requests, repositories, and IDEs. Built to keep pace with AI-generated code, it integrates with GitHub, GitLab, VS Code, and JetBrains to deliver line-by-line reviews, security scans, and team analytics.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Purpose-built for the speed of AI-generated code, catching issues human reviewers might skim past
- Multi-surface coverage from IDE to PR to whole-repo security scans
- Used by 300,000+ developers including HelloFresh, Cisco, Red Hat, and Motorola Solutions
- Custom review rules let teams encode their own coding standards
- Bring-your-own-LLM option on Team plan gives flexibility on model choice and cost
Key Features
Automated PR Reviews
Line-by-line AI-powered code reviews on every pull request with summaries and change diagrams
Security Scanning
Continuous security vulnerability scans across repositories with automated fix suggestions
IDE Integration
Real-time feedback in VS Code and JetBrains IDEs as you write code
GitHub & GitLab Support
Native integration with major Git hosting platforms
Custom Review Rules
Define team-specific coding standards and patterns Sourcery should enforce
Team Analytics
Repository analytics and performance tracking to surface code health trends
Agent-Compatible Feedback
Structured feedback format that AI coding agents can consume to apply automated fixes
Bring Your Own LLM
Pricing
Open Source
Free
- Pro features for open source repos
- Limited security scans for 3 repos
- Biweekly scanning
Pro
$12/user/month
Best For
Reviewing AI-Generated Code
Teams using Copilot, Cursor, or coding agents use Sourcery to catch bugs in AI-written PRs before merge.
Continuous Security Scanning
Engineering teams scan repos daily to surface vulnerabilities and apply automated fixes without waiting for pentest cycles.
Enforcing Team Coding Standards
Tech leads codify style and architectural rules so every PR is checked consistently regardless of reviewer.
Scaling Code Review Without More Reviewers
Growing teams use Sourcery as a first-pass reviewer to reduce bottlenecks and speed merge cycles.
