CodeRabbit at a glance
Question | Answer | As of |
|---|---|---|
Who owns CodeRabbit? | Its founders, staff and investors led by Atomico, Smash Capital, Scale Venture Partners and CRV; it is private | Nov 2026 |
ARR | $100 million, up from $10 million about a year earlier | Nov 12, 2026 |
Valuation | $1.5 billion, at its Series C | Aug 12, 2026 |
Funding | About $231 million in four rounds | Aug 2026 |
Customers | More than 20,000; 400,000 monthly active users | Nov 12, 2026 |
Employees | About 250, the CEO said | Aug 2026 |
CEO | Harjot Gill, co-founder | Nov 2026 |
Founded | 2023, in San Francisco, by Harjot Gill and Gur Singh | 2023 |
Headquarters | San Francisco, with offices in Bengaluru and London | 2026 |
Email format | {first}@coderabbit.ai, such as maya@coderabbit.ai (95%) | Nov 2026 |
CodeRabbit is an AI reviewer for pull requests. Installed on GitHub, GitLab or another code host, it reads each change, comments on bugs, security problems and style, and summarizes what the change does; it also runs in code editors and the command line. As coding agents write more of the world’s code, CodeRabbit pitches itself as the independent check on that code: “the governance and control layer for agentic software development” (Business Wire).
CodeRabbit passes $100 million in ARR (November 12, 2026)
On November 12, 2026 CodeRabbit said it “has grown from $10 million to $100 million in annual recurring revenue in just over a year” (CodeRabbit). More than 20,000 customers and 400,000 monthly active users run more than 3 million pull requests through it every week, and it says the climb from $1 million to $100 million took nine quarters. “CodeRabbit has just passed $100M in ARR, up from $10M in just about a year!” Harjot Gill wrote on LinkedIn (LinkedIn).
The milestone follows a run of partnerships with the companies building coding agents: CodeRabbit is sold through Anthropic’s Claude Marketplace (May) and the OpenAI Marketplace (September), joined SpaceX’s partner network for the Grok Build plugin marketplace and OpenAI’s Daybreak Defense Network in October, and arrived in Google’s Antigravity plugin marketplace the week of the announcement. Its customers include Dialpad, Questrade, Adyen, BMW, NVIDIA and Indeed.
Who owns CodeRabbit?
CodeRabbit is private. Its founders and staff hold shares alongside its investors: CRV led the Series A, Scale Venture Partners the Series B, with NVIDIA’s NVentures, and Atomico and Smash Capital the Series C, with Datadog and BMW i Ventures among new investors. Partners from CRV, Scale and Atomico sit on the board.
What is CodeRabbit’s revenue?
$100 million in annual recurring revenue as of November 12, 2026. Most of it came from developers paying by credit card for years; “for the longest time our revenue had been mostly PLG self-serve revenue,” Gill said in August (Summation), and it now sells to enterprises with a sales team. CodeRabbit doesn’t publish profit or margins.
| Date | Figure | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 12, 2026 | $100M | ARR | coderabbit.ai |
| Aug 11, 2026 | $50M | ARR | summation.buzzsprout.com |
| Sep 16, 2025 | $15M | ARR | techcrunch.com |
| Aug 13, 2024 | $1M | ARR | coderabbit.ai |
CodeRabbit ARR (annual recurring revenue)
Date | ARR | Said by |
|---|---|---|
Nov 12, 2026 | $100M, up from $10M about a year earlier | CodeRabbit and Harjot Gill |
Aug 11, 2026 | Over $50M | Summation podcast, with Gill |
Aug 12, 2026 | Revenue up more than 5x in a year | CodeRabbit, at its Series C |
Sep 16, 2025 | More than $15M, growing 20% a month (TechCrunch) | Harjot Gill |
Aug 13, 2024 | $1M+, reached in under a year (CodeRabbit) | CodeRabbit |
The figures don’t line up exactly: Gill told TechCrunch ARR was already above $15 million in September 2025, while the November 2026 post dates the $10 million mark to “just over a year” earlier, so it was most likely reached before September 2025.
CodeRabbit MRR (monthly recurring revenue)
CodeRabbit doesn’t publish MRR. $100 million ARR works out to about $8.3 million a month (our calculation).
How much has CodeRabbit raised? Funding and valuation
About $231 million in four rounds. The latest, a $143 million Series C in August 2026, valued CodeRabbit at $1.5 billion, making it a unicorn (CodeRabbit); Gill gave the post-money figure to Axios Pro, as The Next Web reported (The Next Web).
Round | Date | Amount | Lead | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Series C | Aug 12, 2026 | $143M | Atomico and Smash Capital | $1.5B post-money |
Series B | Sep 16, 2025 | $60M | Scale Venture Partners, with NVentures | $550M |
Series A | Aug 13, 2024 | $16M | CRV (TechCrunch) | Not disclosed |
Seed | Mar 2024 | About $3.6M | Not announced; five investors in its SEC filing | Not disclosed |
The company is CodeRabbit Inc., a Delaware corporation formed in 2023. Its 2026 SEC filing gives 201 Spear Street, San Francisco (SEC); earlier filings used an address in Walnut Creek.
What does CodeRabbit do? Products
Gill and Singh started CodeRabbit in 2023; in March 2024 it acquired FluxNinja, the reliability-automation startup Gill had run since 2021. CodeRabbit began with pull-request reviews and now sells five products: Review, Triage (which change to merge first), Explain (what a change does), Secure (security scans, including Deep Scan) and Engineer, an agent in Slack. Its review pipeline uses several AI models, including NVIDIA’s Nemotron models since January 2026.
Date | Launch |
|---|---|
Nov 11, 2026 | Google Antigravity plugin |
Nov 9, 2026 | JetBrains IDE plugin, open beta |
Oct 26, 2026 | $1 million of free Deep Scans; OpenAI Daybreak Defense Network |
Sep 29, 2026 | OpenAI Marketplace |
Sep 2026 | New plans: Essentials, Team, Advanced |
Aug 12, 2026 | Agentic change management: Triage, Change Stack, Security |
May 27, 2026 | Claude Marketplace |
Apr 22, 2026 | Slack agent, later CodeRabbit Engineer |
Feb 2026 | Issue Planner; Claude Code plugin |
Aug 27, 2025 | Command-line tool |
May 14, 2025 | Free reviews in VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf |
Sep 2023 | First public release |
CodeRabbit pricing
Plan | Price per developer | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Free | $0 | Free reviews for public, open-source repositories |
Essentials (was Pro) | $30 a month, or $24 billed yearly | 14-day trial |
Team (was Pro Plus) | $60 a month, or $48 billed yearly | |
Advanced | $72 a month, billed yearly | Added in September 2026 |
Enterprise | Custom |
Extra reviews beyond a plan’s limit cost $0.25 per file, and the CodeRabbit agent $0.40 per minute (CodeRabbit).
Security incident and criticism
In January 2025 Kudelski Security showed CodeRabbit how a malicious pull request could run code on its servers through a code-analysis tool, exposing its secrets, including the private key of its GitHub app, which had read and write access to about a million repositories (Kudelski Security). CodeRabbit rotated its credentials within three hours, fixed the flaw within 12 and found no sign that customer data was accessed (CodeRabbit); the research was published in August 2025.
AI review comments can be noisy, and some users say so. A July 2026 study of 31,073 CodeRabbit reviews in 239 projects found that 56.3% of its comments were rejected, 36.4% accepted and 7.3% discussed (arXiv).
CodeRabbit vs GitHub Copilot, Cursor and Greptile
GitHub’s own Copilot code review is the biggest rival: it had done 60 million reviews by March 2026, more than one in five on GitHub (GitHub). Cursor, now part of SpaceX, sells Bugbot and bought Graphite, another code-review tool, in December 2025 (Cursor). Greptile, valued at $180 million in 2025, and Qodo, with $120 million raised, are the closest independent competitors. CodeRabbit argues that the model that wrote the code shouldn’t also judge it.
Who is the CEO of CodeRabbit?
Harjot Gill, who co-founded CodeRabbit in 2023 with Gur Singh. Gill had earlier co-founded Netsil, an observability startup Nutanix bought in 2018, and FluxNinja; Singh led development teams at Alegeus. CodeRabbit hired a chief revenue officer, Matthew Mulqueen, in April 2026 (CodeRabbit).
Person | Role |
|---|---|
Harjot Gill | Co-founder and CEO |
Gur (Guritfaq) Singh | Co-founder, an officer and a director |
Matthew Mulqueen | Chief revenue officer since April 2026, formerly CRO at LILT AI |
Peter Guagenti | Chief marketing officer, formerly president and CMO of Tabnine |
Harjot Gill’s bio and contact routes: CodeRabbit CEO Harjot Gill: email, LinkedIn and bio.
Where is CodeRabbit based?
San Francisco, at 201 Spear Street. It opened an office in Bengaluru in 2024 and one in London’s Moorgate in 2026, with about 50 staff in London and the rest of Europe, and plans to expand into Japan and Singapore. Gill said it had about 250 people in August 2026.
What is CodeRabbit’s email format?
CodeRabbit staff use {first}@coderabbit.ai, such as maya@coderabbit.ai for a fictional Maya Chen. Review comments from CodeRabbit arrive as GitHub or GitLab notifications from its bot, not as email from a person.
Need | Official address |
|---|---|
Support | support@coderabbit.ai, or the in-app support widget |
Sales and enterprise | sales@coderabbit.ai |
Security | security@coderabbit.ai, or the vulnerability disclosure form |
Privacy | privacy@coderabbit.ai |
Press | pr@coderabbit.ai |
All patterns, domains and official inboxes: CodeRabbit email format.
Key events
Date | Event |
|---|---|
Nov 12, 2026 | Passes $100M ARR |
Oct 2026 | SpaceX partner network; OpenAI Daybreak; $1M of free security scans |
Sep 29, 2026 | OpenAI Marketplace |
Aug 12, 2026 | $143M Series C at $1.5B; London office |
May 27, 2026 | Claude Marketplace |
Apr 2, 2026 | Matthew Mulqueen joins as CRO |
Dec 23, 2025 | Ranked 15th among 2025’s fastest-growing software vendors by Brex spending data (Fortune) |
Sep 16, 2025 | $60M Series B at $550M; ARR over $15M |
Jan 24, 2025 | Kudelski Security reports a remote-code-execution flaw, fixed within 12 hours |
Aug 13, 2024 | $16M Series A led by CRV; ARR passes $1M |
Mar 2024 | Seed round of about $3.6M |
Early 2023 | Founded by Harjot Gill and Gur Singh |
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