Kill Bugs
Before the Merge.
Your standards. Every PR. Automatically.
Coming soon. $15/mo for 100 PRs.
Automated Code Review
Zero Retention
Your diffs are never stored.
Reviewer Ready
Your teammate knows where to look.
Up to Spec
Scout follows your STANDARDS.MD.
Claude Charges $15 per PR.
Scout Review Is 100x Cheaper.
We don't cut corners. Or you out of the loop.
Two Clicks. Then It Just Works.
Connect GitHub.
OAuth. No API key. No YAML.
Set your standards.
standards.md. Your rules. Scout helps you write it.
Push code.
Scout reviews every PR before your teammates open it.
Human Review Gets Better.
Your Team Keeps Moving.
What's good.
Calls out strong patterns so your team repeats them.
What needs work.
Tied to your standards. Specific. Actionable.
Questions to consider.
Edge cases. Assumptions. Trade-offs.
Human reviewer brief.
What changed. What to watch. Where the decisions are.
Data contract check.
Flags when a PR touches schema paths, fields, or read/write patterns.
Suggested improvements.
Concrete next steps — not just problems, but how to fix them.
Pay for Reviews. Not Seats.
Standard
$15/mo
For solo devs and small teams shipping daily.
- 100 PRs/month
- Unlimited reruns per PR
- Unlimited repos
- Standards setup with Scout
Unlimited
$50/mo
For teams that never want to think about limits.
- Unlimited PRs/month
- Unlimited reruns per PR
- Unlimited repos
- Standards setup with Scout
- Priority support
7-day money-back guarantee. No per-seat pricing.
Questions & Answers
Who is Scout Review for?
Teams of 2–10 on GitHub. Solo devs. Founders who code. If you push PRs and want consistent review coverage without waiting on teammates, Scout fits.
Who is it not for?
GitLab and Bitbucket aren't supported yet — GitHub only. If you need SOC 2 compliance on the review tool itself, we're not there. And if you want AI to write code rather than review it, that's a different product.
What does a review actually look like?
Every review includes: a summary of the change, what's good, what needs work (tied to your standards — specific and actionable), questions for the author on edge cases and trade-offs, and a human reviewer brief that tells your teammate exactly where to focus.
If you have a data contract in your standards.md, Scout checks compliance on every PR and flags when Firestore paths, fields, or read/write patterns are touched.
Do you read or store our code?
No. Scout sends the PR diff to the LLM API at review time. We don't store, log, or train on your code. Zero data retention by default.
Does Scout catch PII in logs?
Yes. Scout screens for PII in your logs as part of every review, helping you stay clean and keep your customers' data safe.
How mature is this?
We're on v7. It runs across 14 repos internally. Every PR our team pushes goes through Scout Review first — we built this for ourselves before opening it up.
What counts as a PR?
One pull request = one review. Reruns on the same PR (e.g. after pushing fixes) are unlimited and don't count against your plan.
How is this different from Claude Code review?
Claude charges ~$15 per PR. Scout Review is $15/mo for 100 PRs. We also check against your standards.md and data contracts — it's not a generic AI review, it's tuned to your rules.
How do I set up my standards?
Scout writes your STANDARDS.MD with you. Just talk to Scout like you'd explain your codebase to a new teammate — naming conventions, architecture patterns, things you always flag in review. Scout turns that conversation into your review rulebook. Guardrails set, review standards locked in, and Scout there for every commit.
When does a review trigger?
On commit, by default. Every push to an open PR triggers a review automatically.
Which repos get reviewed?
Any repo you OAuth. One account or organization per Scout Review instance, but it can have as many repos within that account as you want.
Does every team member need an account?
No. One user sets it up and anyone who pushes to that repo gets the auto review. No per-seat setup required.
What happens on follow-up commits?
Scout reruns automatically. The second review reads the new diff and the previous review, so it can tell you whether you've patched the bugs it caught. Iterate — Scout keeps pace with you.
How long does a review take?
Typically about 2 minutes, but it depends on the diff size. We parallel-process large reviews, though we recommend keeping diffs below 2,000 lines of code for best results. For very large diffs (10K+ lines), there may be some truncation, but the review is still useful.
Push Code. Get Reviewed.
$15/mo. 100 PRs. Your standards.
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