Start free for one repo. Upgrade when you need more. Every plan includes the full autonomous loop — security, deps, CI fixes, tests, EoL migrations.
Billed monthly
Billed monthly
Billed monthly
For platform teams with 100+ repos, regulated industries, or procurement requirements. Custom limits, signed contracts, and dedicated onboarding.
Maintenance toil — upgrades, CVEs, broken Dependabot PRs — runs ~3 hours per repo per month for most teams. Adjust the numbers to match yours.
~30× ROI on your maintenance time
Estimates only. Real savings depend on your stack, team, and how much of the toil RepoWarden absorbs vs. requires review. Most teams see 70–90% absorbed automatically.
Honest answer: Claude Code is a great tool — we use it ourselves daily. But it's a CLI you operate, not a service that runs on its own. Different category, different job.
DIY Scripts + cron + you | Claude Code (or similar) £15–150/mo + your time | RepoWarden £79–399/mo, fully managed | |
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| Best for | Tiny teams, time-rich, willing to babysit | One-off custom code tasks, ad-hoc fixes | Recurring maintenance, multi-repo, hands-off |
| Engineer hours per repo / month | ~3 hrs | ~1 hr (faster typing, still manual) | ~0 hrs |
| Runs autonomously across every repo | Build your own scheduler | No — interactive CLI | Yes — daily/weekly cron |
| Reads upstream changelogs + fixes breaking changes | If you read them | With prompting | Automatic, every PR |
| Runs your test suite before opening a PR | If you script it | If you ask it to | Built-in — failed PRs never reach review |
| Auto-reacts to CI failures | Build webhooks + retry logic | Copy-paste failure logs back | check_suite webhook → auto fix |
| Supply-chain screening (typosquat, takeover, install scripts) | Bolt on a separate tool | No | Built-in on every upgrade |
| Remembers past failures (signature-aware retries) | Build a database | No — stateless sessions | Failure corpus — no repeat known-bad paths |
| Team layer (SSO, DPA, audit logs, roles) | Bolt on | No — personal subscription | Built-in (Enterprise) |
| Vendor accountability when something breaks | You own the pager | Anthropic owns the tool, not your workflow | We own the outcome |
Most teams use both. Claude Code for one-off custom code work. RepoWarden for the recurring maintenance loop that runs while your team focuses on shipping product.
Plan limits are guidelines, not booby-traps — see our fair use policy. Bursts are fine; sustained or scripted overuse is not. Have an unusual workload? Email [email protected] before signing up.