# Macroscope Pricing

Usage-based pricing. Pay for what Macroscope does, not per seat.

## Products

| Product | Rate | Details |
|---------|------|---------|
| Code Review | $0.05/KB reviewed | 10KB minimum per review ($0.50 floor) |
| Status | $0.05/commit | Commit summaries, sprint reports, productivity stats |
| Agent | $0.01 per credit (1,000 free credits/month) | Writes code, ships PRs, answers questions about your codebase |

## Free Usage

Every new workspace receives $100 in free usage to start.

## How Billing Works

Macroscope uses a prepaid usage model. Each workspace has a single balance that covers Code Review, Status, and Agent, and decreases with usage. Enable Auto-refill to have your balance top up automatically when it falls below a threshold you configure, so there's no disruption.

## Spend Controls

- **Cap spend per review**: Limit cost on a single review or PR
- **Set monthly budget limits**: Enforce a monthly spend ceiling
- **Choose what gets reviewed**: Turn off auto-review by repo or label
- **Specify what to ignore**: Exclude files from review

## Features

### Code Review
- Best-in-class bug detection
- Auto-fixes issues
- Auto-approves safe PRs
- Custom review rules

### Status
- Commit summaries
- Sprint reports and weekly digests
- Project classification
- Productivity stats for devs and agents

### Agent
- Writes code and ships PRs
- Understands your codebase
- Available via Slack, GitHub, API
- Connects to your tools (e.g. PostHog, GCP, MCP)

## FAQ

**How does billing work?**
Macroscope uses a prepaid usage model. Each workspace has a single balance that covers Code Review, Status, and Agent, and decreases with usage. Enable Auto-refill to have your balance top up automatically when it falls below a threshold you configure, so there's no disruption.

**How is diff size measured?**
Diff size is the raw byte size of the git diff that Macroscope reviews. Any files Macroscope doesn't review are excluded from the measurement.

**How can I control my costs?**
You can set a monthly spend limit, per-review caps, and per-PR caps. You can also disable automatic code review on specific repos, trigger reviews on-demand, or specify which files Macroscope should ignore. Controls are configurable in settings.

**Why usage-based instead of per-seat?**
Coding agents are changing how much code gets produced. Seats are no longer a useful proxy for how much code gets reviewed and processed. Usage-based pricing means your costs reflect the actual work Macroscope does for you.

**Is there a free trial?**
Every new workspace receives $100 in free usage to get started.

**What are credits?**
Credits are a usage-based billing unit for Macroscope's Agent features: Slack queries, Macros, Webhooks, and Check Run Agents. 1 credit = $0.01. Credit usage is calculated by taking the raw LLM cost of each agent run (based on your prompts and parameters), then adding a 5% markup, then dividing by the value of each credit ($0.01). Every workspace includes 1,000 free credits per month.

## Links

- Pricing page: https://macroscope.com/pricing
- Documentation: https://docs.macroscope.com
- Book a demo: https://macroscope.com/book-demo

## Legacy Plan

A seat-based plan ($30/active developer/month) still applies to customers who subscribed before March 2026. See https://docs.macroscope.com/legacy-pricing for details.