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Monthly Subscription Costs

  • $30 per active developer per month.
  • A subscription includes usage credits equal to your total monthly subscription cost.
  • Usage credits do not roll over.
  • Example: for 10 active developers in a given month, your subscription would cost $300 / month and come with $300 in usage credits for that month.
An “active developer” is a GitHub repository member who, during a billing period, makes ≥1 verified commit or authors ≥1 pull request. Bots, AI agents, and non-member contributors (e.g. open source commit authors merged into your private repo) are excluded.

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Usage Costs

  • $0.05 per commit
  • $0.35 per code review
Credits are used when Macroscope processes commits or performs code reviews on pull requests. A single pull request may incur multiple code review runs, depending on the number of commits pushed. The vast majority of our customers stay within included credits and pay only the base subscription fee each month. Teams with heavy AI-agent activity or a high volume of open-source contributions may exceed their included credits, in which case they may accumulate usage costs. Admins can track usage in Settings → Billing, which shows a breakdown of commits and code review activity, the number of units processed, associated costs, total usage costs, the subscription credit applied, and the net usage cost.
Admins can disable usage-based overages in Settings → Billing. Disabling this setting pauses the processing of additional commits and code review once usage levels exceed the included credits for that month until the next billing cycle.

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Usage Limits

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Monthly Usage Allowance

Your monthly allowance is a shared dollar-denominated credit pool equal to your base plan cost. It’s not separate buckets per feature — all metered usage draws from the same pool. Each activity has a per-unit cost that draws down from the pool:
ActivityPer-unit cost
Code review$0.35 / PR
Commit summary$0.05 / commit
What this means in practice For a single seat ($30/month allowance):
  • ~85 code reviews, or
  • ~600 commit summaries, or
  • A mix of both (e.g. ~40 code reviews + ~300 commits)
For a 10-seat team ($300/month allowance):
  • ~857 code reviews, or
  • ~6,000 commit summaries, or
  • A mix of both (e.g. ~400 code reviews + ~3,000 commits)
Allowances scale linearly with seat count. You can monitor your usage anytime from the billing page. If you reach your monthly allowance:
  • A banner will appear in the app letting you know your workspace has reached its limit for the current billing period.
  • You can either wait for the next billing period to reset, or enable overages in your billing settings to continue using Macroscope uninterrupted.
If you’re on a free Open Source plan, your usage allowances will scale with the number of active developers and Macroscope will stop reviewing PRs and summarizing commits if you exhaust your usage allowance.

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Why Hybrid Pricing?

AI-assisted coding tools and autonomous coding agents now generate a meaningful and growing share of commits and PRs. Traditional seat-based pricing breaks down when “seats” vary drastically in activity (e.g., AI agents committing 10× more than the busiest human dev). To address this, Macroscope’s hybrid model is designed to be:
  1. Predictable: Steady subscription pricing based on active developers
  2. Fair: Pay for activity you control (commits, PRs), not tokens
  3. Sustainable: Scales with real usage
Contact us at enterprise@macroscope.com to discuss enterprise pricing and options.