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DeepSource

Static analysis and AI code review with autofixes, formatting and dependency scanning.

Best for Teams wanting static analysis plus AI review

What it does

DeepSource is an automated code review platform built for software development teams and AI agents. Teams connect their code repositories and pull requests to receive inline issue detection, automated fixes, and pull request quality feedback. It helps engineering teams ship code faster and maintain security and quality across production systems.

Read more: 4 features and how people use themShow less
  1. Inline review on pull requests

    Scans code changes on pull requests using deterministic static rules and an AI agent to surface bugs, anti patterns, and security risks as review comments.

    Use caseA developer opens a pull request in Python containing an unsafe subprocess call and gets an inline comment advising them to avoid command injection vulnerabilities.

    From deepsource.com
  2. Pull request gates

    Blocks pull requests from merging if code quality, coverage, or security checks do not meet established criteria.

    Use caseA team lead blocks a pull request from merging because automated checks for Python analysis, secrets detection, and package manifests have not completed successfully.

    From deepsource.com
  3. OSS dependency scanning

    Analyzes manifest files and third party dependencies to locate known vulnerabilities and evaluate licensing risks using reachability and taint analysis.

    Use caseA security engineer inspects open source dependencies in a repository package manifest to identify vulnerable packages and prevent restrictive open source licenses from entering production.

    From deepsource.com/pricing
  4. Secrets detection

    Scans repositories to discover exposed credentials, API keys, and sensitive tokens validated against over 165 providers.

    Use caseA developer accidentally commits an authentication token in a middleware file and receives an immediate alert to prevent the secret from reaching production.

    From deepsource.com

Written from DeepSource's own website, checked . Each feature links to the page it comes from; images are DeepSource's own.

Every plan

PlanMonthlyBilled yearlyPerWhat it includes
Free (Open Source)Free$0per accountpublic repos only, 1,000 PR reviews and formatting runs/month
TeamNot listed$24per userunlimited repos/reviews; $100/yr AI review credit per user, then $8-$15 per 10K LOC; 3 SCA targets
EnterpriseContact salesNot listedcustomcontact sales; self hosted and air gapped

From DeepSource's own pricing page, checked . Prices are in US dollars per month; "billed yearly" is the monthly price when you pay for a year up front. A few figures (often the yearly price) are derived rather than printed on the page.

Before you pay

Card needed for the trial
No
What DeepSource says14 day free trial, no credit card needed Source page
SOC 2
Yes
What DeepSource saysSOC 2 Type II Compliant Source page
Support
Priority support, Priority support with SLA, Dedicated account manager
What DeepSource saysPriority support with SLA Manual invoicing Dedicated account manager Source page

Only what DeepSource's own pages state, with the quote behind each answer. Anything they don't publish is left out rather than guessed.

Getting started with DeepSource

  1. Sign up and authorize DeepSource with your GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps account.
  2. Select the features most relevant to your workflow, such as code review, security scanning, or coverage tracking.
  3. Invite your team members via share link or email, or skip this step for later.
  4. Pick a repository to review and select an open pull request.
  5. Confirm and adjust the auto detected analyzers suggested for your repository's languages.
  6. Wait a minute or two while DeepSource runs its analysis and creates a baseline for your repository.
  7. Check review comments directly on your pull request or view the full breakdown on the DeepSource dashboard.

Written from DeepSource's own help pages: docs.deepsource.com/docs/platform/getting-started

What the free plan includes

Open Source plan: public repos only, 1,000 PR reviews/month, unlimited members, no private repos

Questions people ask about DeepSource

Is DeepSource free?

Yes, there is a free plan: Open Source plan: public repos only, 1,000 PR reviews/month, unlimited members, no private repos.

Do I need a credit card to try DeepSource?

No, you can start without a credit card. Source

Works with

Integrations
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Slack, Jira, GCP Marketplace, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini
AI models
Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini

Where this came from

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