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CodeRabbit ARR: ~$50M and a $1.5B Valuation.

CodeRabbit turned AI code review into a category — free for open source, paid per seat for everything else — reaching an estimated ~$50M annualized run rate and a $1.5B valuation by August 2026. Every publicly reported revenue, funding and adoption number is collected below, each traced back to a source.

~$50M

Estimated ARR, 2026

~$4.2M

Implied monthly recurring revenue

$1.5B

Valuation, Series C Aug 2026

Free

For open source, forever

The CodeRabbit Revenue Curve.

Estimated annualized run rate in USD millions, 2024 to 2026. CodeRabbit has not disclosed exact revenue; the ~$50M figure is a third-party estimate at the top of the seed-to-Series-C trajectory.

$0M$15M$30M$45M$60M2023 — $1M ARR2024 — $10M ARR2025 — $25M ARR2026 — $50M ARRAugust 12, 2026 — $50M ARR2023202420252026Aug '26
Sources: New Market Pitch, Reuters, Sacra, CodeRabbit newsroom.

Founding → Series B

~2 years

2023 → 2025

Series B → Series C valuation

~2.7x

$550M → $1.5B

Open-source reviews

Free, $10M+ committed

Series C announcement

ARR trajectory

$10M → ~$50M in 2 years

Estimated

Every Reported ARR Milestone.

  1. 2023

    $1M ARR

    Founded by Harjot Gill; launches AI-powered code review that critiques every pull request on GitHub and GitLab. Company

  2. 2024

    $10M ARR

    Open-source reviews free forever drives bottom-up adoption across startups; paid seats follow inside teams. Company

  3. 2025

    $25M ARR

    Raises a $60M Series B led by Scale Venture Partners at a $550M valuation, roughly two years after founding. Reuters / Sacra

  4. 2026

    $50M ARR

    Estimated past ~$50M annualized run rate as AI code review becomes a default pull-request check. New Market Pitch

  5. August 12, 2026

    $50M ARR

    Raises a $143M Series C at a $1.5B valuation, with Scale Venture Partners, NVentures (NVIDIA) and CRV participating; commits $10M+ to keep reviews free for open source. Reuters / Axios

CodeRabbit by the Numbers.

Latest estimated ARR

~$50M

New Market Pitch, 2026

Implied MRR

~$4.2M / month

Derived from ARR

Valuation

$1.5B

Series C, Aug 2026

Series C

$143M

Reuters, Aug 2026

Series B

$60M at $550M

2025

Investors

Scale VC, NVentures (NVIDIA), CRV

Series C, Aug 2026

Open source policy

Free reviews, $10M+ committed

Company

Category

AI code review

Company

How Free Public Reviews Fund $12 Seats.

CodeRabbit sells per-seat subscriptions for AI code review. Reviews on public open-source repositories are free indefinitely — a deliberate $10M+ annual investment that makes the product the default check on countless pull requests. Paid plans for private repositories run from around $12 to $24 per user per month, with enterprise agreements adding compliance, on-prem options and priority models.

The open-source wedge is the growth engine: every free review on a public repo is a demonstration to everyone watching that repository, and teams convert to paid seats when they bring the same reviewer into private work. Because CodeRabbit rides on top of GitHub and GitLab rather than replacing them, distribution costs stay low and the product attaches to an existing workflow.

Revenue Mix

  • Per-seat subscriptionsRoughly $12–$24 per user per month for private repositories.
  • Enterprise agreementsCompliance, on-prem deployment and priority model access.
  • Open-source funnelFree public-repo reviews convert watching teams into paid seats.

FAQ

CodeRabbit Revenue, Answered.

What Is CodeRabbit's ARR in 2026?
CodeRabbit has not disclosed exact revenue. Third-party estimates put its annualized run rate at roughly $50 million in 2026, implying about $4.2 million of monthly recurring revenue. Treat the figure as an estimate.
What Is CodeRabbit's Valuation?
A $143 million Series C in August 2026 valued CodeRabbit at $1.5 billion, with Scale Venture Partners, NVIDIA's NVentures and CRV participating. That is up from a $550 million valuation at its $60 million Series B in 2025.
How Does CodeRabbit Price Its Product?
Per-seat subscription plans from roughly $12 to $24 per user per month, plus custom enterprise agreements. Reviews on public open-source repositories are free forever, backed by a company commitment of over $10 million to keep it that way.
Why Is CodeRabbit Free for Open Source?
Free open-source reviews are both mission and acquisition strategy: every public pull request becomes a public demo, and the developers watching those repositories bring CodeRabbit into private, paid work. The Series C committed $10 million or more annually to sustain it.
How Does CodeRabbit Fit With AI Coding Agents Like Cursor or Copilot?
It complements them. Agents write more code faster, which increases the volume of pull requests needing review; CodeRabbit sits in the review step across GitHub, GitLab and other forges rather than inside any one editor.

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