Graphite vs RhodeCode Enterprise

Graphite is an AI code review platform for teams working with GitHub repositories. Its CLI lets developers create, visualize, publish, update, and sync stacks of pull requests. A customizable PR inbox groups review requests and other PRs into sections, with search across synced repositories. Graphite Chat can summarize pull requests, answer code questions, suggest or apply edits, search codebase context, and help diagnose CI failures. The stack-aware merge queue automates merges and offers CI optimizations to skip redundant tests. Documented integrations include GitHub, Slack, and Linear, alongside a VS Code extension; documentation also describes a Mac menu bar app. GitHub is the only integrated Git provider, and new signups authenticate by installing its GitHub App. The free inbox tier allows three default repositories, compared with up to 30 for Team and Enterprise. Graphite says it does not offer self-hosting. Hobby is free; Starter costs $20 a month per user billed annually, and Team costs $40 a month per user billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom, and a 30-day trial is listed.

RhodeCode Enterprise provides source code management and collaboration for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories. Its review workflow includes pull requests, reviews, inline comments, automated analysis, AI review, custom rules, and review analytics. Administrators can apply fine-grained permissions to users, groups, repositories, and repository groups. Authentication options include SAML, OAuth, LDAP, Active Directory, and third-party providers such as Google, Twitter, GitHub, and Bitbucket. Audit logs capture user interactions, IP addresses, actions, and data changes, with export to other systems. Administrators can also restrict accounts by IP address or range and create expiring tokens scoped to repositories. The on-premises edition runs on Linux behind a firewall; RhodeCode Cloud is hosted. Enterprise features include multiple instances, geographic nodes, scaling, high availability, and Elasticsearch full-text search. Community is free with unlimited users, on-premises deployment, and community support. Enterprise costs $75 a year, with a 10-user minimum and 30-day trial; Cloud is listed at $8 a month, also with a 10-user minimum.