Comparison
Normik vs Greptile
Greptile indexes your whole codebase and reviews pull requests with that context — a powerful generalist reviewer. Normik is narrower on purpose: it enforces the specific standards your team wrote down, on your own API key, with agents in the loop before the commit.
| Normik | Greptile | |
|---|---|---|
| What gets checked | Your playbook only — explicit rules, scoped by glob, with severity your team chose | Full-codebase-aware review: bugs, security, style; learns standards from review comments, custom rules in plain English |
| Pricing model | Per organization (Free / €39 / €149 / €349), unlimited analyses on your key | $30/seat/month with 50 review credits included, then $1 per credit (per their public pricing) |
| AI model & data path | Bring your own key — the diff is analyzed on your provider account and never stored | Managed platform; builds and stores a graph index of your repositories. SOC 2, self-hosted options |
| Installation | One CI job. No repo app, no codebase indexing | GitHub/GitLab integration with codebase indexing; MCP integrations with coding agents |
| Coding agents | Native MCP server + governance: agents load rules, self-check, and PROPOSE rules a human approves | Integrates with Claude Code, Cursor and agents via MCP |
| Runtime validation | Static judgment of the diff against rules — no sandbox execution | TREX: writes and runs tests for PRs in a sandbox (their newer capability) |
Based on each product's public materials as of July 2026. Greptile evolves — verify current capabilities and pricing on their site. Greptile is a trademark of its owner; Normik is not affiliated with Greptile.
Choose Normik if…
- You want deterministic enforcement of written standards, not a reviewer's judgment call
- You don't want your codebase indexed and stored by a third party — the diff stays on your key
- Unlimited checks matter: high-PR-volume teams break per-credit pricing fast
- You manage many client codebases and need per-client workspaces
Greptile may fit better if…
- You want deep cross-file, whole-codebase context in every review
- You want runtime validation (tests written and executed per PR)
- You need SOC 2 or self-hosted deployment today
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