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Dromeas: 50 free AI code-review credits each month, no card

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The offer

Developers in India can use Dromeas Free for AI code reviews on one public repository with up to five collaborators and 50 credits that reset each month. Open pricing, select Free and create an account, then connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket; reviews stop when the credits run out, and credit use varies by task. No card is required; code excerpts can reach several AI providers, while the website uses analytics, advertising conversion tags and monitoring.

Who can claim it

  • Free plan covers one public repository and up to five collaborators.
  • Private repositories require a paid plan.
  • Service is not directed at children under 16.

How to claim it

  1. Open the Dromeas pricing page and choose Get Started under Free.
  2. Create an account with GitHub, Google or email.
  3. Connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and select your repository.
  4. Choose the review autonomy level; Observe is recommended for findings without outgoing changes.

Good to know

Free credits reset at the beginning of each month. Reviews stop when the allowance is used. Optional Pro plans start at US$25/month for 100 credits.

No credit card required. Credits are usage units, not a fixed number of reviews. Cloud reviews can send code excerpts to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or DeepSeek, potentially several for council review. Findings and submitted local diffs are stored. Google Analytics, Google Ads and Datadog monitoring are used; a browser tracker blocker can block them without affecting core service.

Source: the official offer page, dromeas.ai/pricing

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