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Comparateur · Programmation

Prix de départgratuit · Dès $20/mo
Formule gratuiteoui · oui
Offres documentées1 · 5
Plateformes1 · 1
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Catégorie Programmation Programmation
Principaux cas d'usage
  • Cutting LLM inference costs by testing cheaper models on real traces
  • Auditing model choices per pipeline step in CI on a schedule
  • Reviewing model migrations as pull requests with attached evidence
  • Evaluating a newly released model against accepted outputs
  • Writing and refactoring code
  • Agent-driven feature work
  • Automated code review
  • Team development workflows
Idéal pour Teams running LLM agents who want to reduce model costs, Developers using Claude Code or Codex with local traces Professional developers, Engineering teams, Enterprises needing admin controls
Plateformes Desktop Desktop
Modèle tarifaire — Freemium
Tarifs

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Prix US non confirmés

Hobby: Free; Individual (Pro/Pro+/Ultra): from $20/mo; Teams: from $40/user/mo; Enterprise: custom.

Vérifié le Sep 29, 2026. Tarifs officiels ↗

Fonctionnalités clés
  • Autodetects 12 trace formats into one per-step schema
  • Replay through any OpenAI-compatible provider (OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway)
  • Cross-family judge or external evaluators (Braintrust, Langfuse, LangSmith, promptfoo)
  • Quality floor, cost cap and abstention on thin evidence
  • Pull-request delivery with CI watch and one-command rollback
  • Coding-agent skill for Claude Code and Codex-class agents
  • Coding agent
  • Cloud agents and automations
  • Bugbot code review
  • MCPs, skills and hooks
  • CLI
  • Privacy mode
Avantages
  • Open source under MIT license
  • Runs free through the shortlist stage; replay uses your own provider key
  • No new SDK or re-instrumentation needed
  • Never intercepts live traffic
  • Free Hobby plan with no credit card required
  • Access to frontier models on paid plans
  • Team SSO and privacy mode on Teams
  • On-demand usage once included usage runs out
Limites
  • Requires Node 24 or newer and terminal use
  • Replay stage spends money on your own model provider account
  • Hosted agent and Crucible are waitlist only
  • No pricing page or commercial plans published
  • Free plan has limited agent requests
  • Usage beyond included amount is billed extra
  • Bugbot on Individual is usage-billed
  • Prices exclude taxes
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Vérifié le Oct 1, 2026

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Vérifié le Sep 29, 2026