Pricing

Pricing

The hosted Mergepatrol is free on public repos. Private repos cost $15 a month per seat, after a free trial of 14 days that needs no card. Either way, the agent runs on your own model API key.

• Public repos have a fair-use limit across a workspace: 100 PRs joining a queue, and 50 jobs (rebases and fixes), an hour. Over it, waiting PRs go on hold, keep their place, and go on once the last hour is under the limit. A PR already running finishes.
• Private repos need a subscription, started from the dashboard’s Settings. Without one, their waiting PRs go on hold, with a comment that links there.
• A seat is a developer whose PR joined a private repo’s queue. They take it with their first such PR, and keep it until removed in Settings. A seat added mid-month is charged for the rest of it; a removed one drops off the next bill. A PR authored by an App, such as Dependabot, takes no seat.

A self-hosted Mergepatrol has no limits, and bills no one.

Docs

• Get started with Mergepatrol

  Sign in with GitHub, install the App, merge the setup PR, add a model key, and label a pull request to queue it.

• How the merge queue works

  What a queued PR needs, the agent that resolves conflicts and fixes failed checks, automatic review, branches, batches, stacks and PRs from forks.

• Configuration: .mergepatrol/mergepatrol.yml

  Every setting in a repo's .mergepatrol/mergepatrol.yml: the label, batch size, the agent's model, verify commands, CI fixes, extra branches and review bars.

• MCP server and API

  Let Claude Code, Codex or Cursor queue and review PRs through Mergepatrol's MCP server, or read a PR's queue state from the JSON API.

• Self-host Mergepatrol

  Run the open-source Mergepatrol yourself with Docker Compose, configure it, bring your own GitHub App, and isolate its jobs in gVisor sandboxes.