Baz
A tool that integrates with Github for code reviews and collaboration.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-31- Price & billing
Pro $30 per active developer per month, after a 14-day full-platform trial; includes standard AI code review, custom reviewers, automations, integrations, boards, and analytics. Engineering Work Credits $0.01 each for heavy-model agent work: Fixer sessions about $1.00 to $4.30, advanced security reviews about $1.75 to $2.20, other sessions about $1.00 to $2.50; planning guidance $20 to $50 per developer per month all-in. Enterprise custom (Private Mode, a data-plane pod inside your own AWS EKS, is available on Pro and Enterprise; full VPC deployment is Enterprise only). Older $12 and $15 prices are superseded. Coverage: GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps; review plans for PR quality, security, and merge readiness, anchored on commit objects; breaking-change analysis across APIs, endpoints, and parameters; Skills Maintainer for CLAUDE.md rules; vendor case customers include SpotDraft, Verbit, PayEm, and BigPanda.
- Free allowance
Pro $30 per active developer per month, after a 14-day full-platform trial; includes standard AI code review, custom reviewers, automations, integrations, boards, and analytics.
- Best suited to
Engineering teams that want AI review across code, specs, security, and merge readiness on every pull request.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Engineering teams that want AI review across code, specs, security, and merge readiness on every pull request.
Limits and trade-offs
Baz is a proprietary product with no bring-your-own-key or model-choice documentation, so teams that need model control should confirm the position before buying. Engineering Work Credits are a second meter on top of seats: heavy agent sessions can push the monthly bill well above the seat price.
Plans and free allowances
Pro $30 per active developer per month, after a 14-day full-platform trial; includes standard AI code review, custom reviewers, automations, integrations, boards, and analytics. Engineering Work Credits $0.01 each for heavy-model agent work: Fixer sessions about $1.00 to $4.30, advanced security reviews about $1.75 to $2.20, other sessions about $1.00 to $2.50; planning guidance $20 to $50 per developer per month all-in. Enterprise custom (Private Mode, a data-plane pod inside your own AWS EKS, is available on Pro and Enterprise; full VPC deployment is Enterprise only). Older $12 and $15 prices are superseded. Coverage: GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps; review plans for PR quality, security, and merge readiness, anchored on commit objects; breaking-change analysis across APIs, endpoints, and parameters; Skills Maintainer for CLAUDE.md rules; vendor case customers include SpotDraft, Verbit, PayEm, and BigPanda.
Evidence
Baz official pricing page ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-31), Baz official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-31)
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-10-31. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Baz
Baz is an AI code review platform: specialized agents for code, specs, security, and merges review GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps pull requests with full codebase context and sandboxed execution, organized into review plans and anchored on commit objects for verification. It prices per active developer plus Engineering Work Credits for heavy agent sessions.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Baz
- Engineering teams that want AI review across code, specs, security, and merge readiness on every pull request.
- Teams whose AI-written code needs a dedicated security review pass.
- Organizations that need breaking-change analysis across APIs, endpoints, and parameters.
When to choose something else
- Teams that need bring-your-own-key or model choice, which Baz does not document.
- Solo developers who would pay $30 per developer plus credit overages for light review needs.
- Buyers who expect the older $12 or $15 prices, which are superseded.
A practical starting workflow
- Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps and let Baz review pull requests automatically.
- Review the plan output: PR quality, security findings, and merge readiness, with severity indicators.
- Use custom reviewers to encode team rules and Jira requirements, and let the Skills Maintainer keep CLAUDE.md rules fresh.
- Check breaking-change impact across APIs, endpoints, and parameters before merging.
Check before committing
- Baz is a proprietary product with no bring-your-own-key or model-choice documentation, so teams that need model control should confirm the position before buying.
- Engineering Work Credits are a second meter on top of seats: heavy agent sessions (a Fixer session runs about $1.00 to $4.30, an advanced security review about $1.75 to $2.20) can push the monthly bill well above the seat price.
- Private Mode (a data-plane pod inside your own AWS EKS) is available on Pro and Enterprise, but a full VPC deployment is an Enterprise capability.
- Pricing and feature availability may change; confirm current terms on the official website before committing.
Common questions
What does Baz cost?
Pro costs $30 per active developer per month, after a 14-day full-platform trial, and includes standard AI code review, custom reviewers, automations, integrations, boards, and analytics. Engineering Work Credits cost $0.01 each and pay for heavy-model agent work: a Fixer session runs about $1.00 to $4.30, an advanced security review about $1.75 to $2.20, and other sessions about $1.00 to $2.50, with planning guidance of $20 to $50 per developer per month all-in. Enterprise is custom.
How does Baz review pull requests?
Specialized agents for code, specs, security, and merges review GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps pull requests with full codebase context and sandboxed execution, organized into review plans covering PR quality, security, and merge readiness, anchored on commit objects for verification.
Can Baz enforce my team's rules?
Yes. The Skills Maintainer checks code and later pull requests against CLAUDE.md rules and opens a pull request when a rule goes stale, and custom reviewers can encode team rules and Jira requirements.
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Sources and checks
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