Anthropic says Claude Code Review is generally available to Claude Team and Enterprise organizations. The separate promotional credit offer is narrower: only eligible paid Claude Enterprise organizations can qualify, and its claim window runs from October 15, 2026, through January 15, 2027. Anthropic’s announcement Anthropic’s credit terms
Who can use Code Review—and who can claim credits
Claude Team users can access Code Review, but Team organizations are excluded from the promotional credits. Claude Enterprise organizations can use the feature; only those meeting the offer’s conditions may claim credits.
| Plan or organization | Code Review access | Promotional-credit eligibility |
| Claude Team | Generally available | Not eligible |
| Claude Enterprise | Generally available | Eligible paid organizations may qualify, subject to the offer’s terms |
Claude Pro, Max, and Free plans are also excluded from the credit offer. Eligibility depends on more than the plan: the organization must be active and in good standing, and it cannot be reseller-billed or have a trial, canceled, unpaid, paused, or incompletely set-up subscription. Organizations that have already claimed an earlier offer are excluded as well.
How repository reviews work
An administrator enables Code Review in Claude Code settings, installs Anthropic’s GitHub App, and selects repositories. Reviews then run automatically when new pull requests are opened. Administrators can choose Quick, Standard (the default), or Deep for each repository. Anthropic describes the setup and review modes.
Anthropic says most reviews take about 6–10 minutes, compared with about 20 minutes during the research preview. Those are Anthropic’s reported timings. The company’s March introduction describes agents searching for bugs in parallel, checking candidate findings, and ranking them by severity.
What the Enterprise credits cover
An eligible organization’s Owner or Primary Owner can claim once during the offer window. Anthropic sets the amount at claim time, from $10,000 to $50,000, based on the organization’s active Claude Code seats. The 30-day period starts as soon as the credits are claimed, whether or not reviews are already running, and ends sooner if the balance is used up.
The credits apply to eligible Code Review activity on repositories hosted at github.com. Opening a pull request, pushing new commits, and requesting a re-review can each trigger a review that counts toward the credits. The credits do not cover self-hosted Code Review, GitHub Enterprise Server reviews, the /code-review or /ultrareview CLI commands, or other Claude usage. If a review costs more than the remaining credit balance, the uncovered amount is billed under the organization’s normal spend limits; reviews continue after the credits expire or run out.
GitHub configuration can also affect eligibility. An organization connected to GitHub Enterprise Cloud data residency at a .ghe.com address cannot claim the offer. If it connects such an instance after claiming, credits stop applying across the organization, including to reviews on github.com. Organizations with zero data retention cannot use Code Review and are therefore ineligible for the credits.
