Comparison

Relay vs Greptile

Greptile reviews pull requests with an AI agent that understands your codebase. Relay proves the changed lines actually ran under test. They answer different questions — many teams would sensibly run both.

Facts checked against official docs on 2026-08-18

What Greptile is

Greptile is "an AI code review agent that automatically reviews every pull request with complete understanding of your codebase." It builds a graph of the repository and posts findings as PR comments with suggested fixes in minutes. Its TREX agent additionally runs the PR branch in a sandbox — services, dev servers, browser agents, targeted tests — and attaches runtime evidence (logs, screenshots, traces) to the PR.

Pricing: Starter free (1 developer, 50 credits/mo) · Pro $30/seat/mo (50 credits/seat, $1 per extra; a TREX review is 3 credits) · Enterprise custom. As of August 2026.

Side by side

GreptileRelay
LLM review of the diffYes — parallel agents with a codebase graphNo — Relay does not read your code and judge it
Runs your testsTREX runs the PR branch and targeted tests in a cloud sandboxYes — your suite, locally, through your own runner
Measures coverage of the changed linesNot documentedYes — the diff intersected with a real run’s coverage report
Signed, deterministic verdict artifactNot documentedYes — Ed25519-signed receipts, snapshot-bound to the exact diff
PR comments and suggested fixesYesNo
Runs locally, before the PR existsNo — reviews PRsYes — `relayevals try` needs no PR, no account, and writes nothing

The honest take

If you want a reviewer that reads every PR with context and catches issues a human would miss, Greptile is built for exactly that, and TREX’s runtime exploration goes beyond what Relay does — Relay never spins up browsers or explores your app. What Greptile’s public docs do not claim is the thing Relay is for: a per-line measurement that the changed lines executed, signed and bound to the diff, decided without a model in the loop. An opinion about your diff and evidence about your diff are different instruments.

Sources

See what Relay measures on your own repository — one command, no setup, writes nothing: relayevals try. Docs · The full guide to verifying AI-generated code