Get a steady flow of tested, reviewed pull requests for a flat monthly fee. Plans from $499/month for 5 PRs up to $3,499/month for 50 PRs with 24-hour turnaround. Submit issues by label or form; our engineers handle the rest.
What Is a PR Subscription?
A PR subscription is a monthly engineering plan where a team pays a flat fee for a set number of finished pull requests. Instead of hiring a developer or paying hourly, the team submits issues and receives tested, reviewed code changes ready to merge.
Codersarts PR Subscription is delivered by a shared pool of in-house engineers working with AI coding agents. Agents handle routine work quickly. Engineers scope every issue, write tests, and approve every pull request before it reaches your repository.
Who It's For
Startups with a steady stream of bugs, upgrades, and small tasks, but no budget for another full-time hire.
Product teams that want developers focused on the roadmap while maintenance happens in the background.
SaaS companies with several repositories that need consistent upkeep.
Commercial open-source teams with growing issue queues and community requests.
Agencies that need reliable overflow capacity across client projects.
Plans
Starter | Growth | Scale | |
Price | $499/month | $1,499/month | $3,499/month |
Verified PRs per month | Up to 5 | Up to 20 | Up to 50 |
Turnaround per PR | 72 hours | 48 hours | 24 hours |
Repositories | 1 | Up to 3 | Unlimited |
Priority queue | — | — | ✓ |
Monthly delivery report | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Dedicated Slack channel | — | ✓ | ✓ |
Effective price per PR | ~$100 | ~$75 | ~$70 |
All plans are month-to-month. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at the end of any billing cycle.
Not ready for a plan? Send a single issue through Issue to PR, from $29. Large backlog first? Start with a Backlog Clearance Sprint, then move to a plan.
What Counts as One PR
A PR covers one routine task that takes up to about 4 hours of engineering work, such as:
Fixing a bug from an issue
Fixing a failing CI pipeline or flaky test
Upgrading a dependency or patching a security alert
Adding unit tests to a module
Fixing lint and type errors
Adding a small API endpoint or feature
Writing or updating a README or API docs
Larger work, such as a framework migration or a major refactor, is scoped and quoted separately before any work starts. It never silently consumes your allowance.
How It Works
Connect your repository. Give access to your repository or a fork, and share your contribution guidelines.
Submit issues your way. Add a codersarts label on GitHub or GitLab, or use the submission form.
We triage every issue. An engineer confirms whether it fits the plan, needs a separate quote, or needs more detail.
Agents draft, engineers deliver. AI coding agents handle routine work. Engineers build, correct, and test it.
Every PR is verified. CI passes, tests cover the change, and a second engineer reviews the code.
You review and merge. Each PR includes a summary of what changed and how it was tested.
Monthly report. You get a list of PRs delivered, issues closed, and anything flagged for your team.
The Verified Standard
Every pull request delivered on a plan meets the same standard:
CI passes on your existing pipeline
Tests cover the change
A second engineer reviews the code
Your conventions are followed: code style, structure, commit format
A change summary is included for your reviewer
If a PR doesn't meet this standard, we fix it without using another PR from your allowance.
PR Subscription vs. Other Options
Codersarts PR Subscription | Full-time developer | Hourly freelancer | AI coding agent alone | |
Monthly cost | $499–$3,499 flat | Full salary plus overhead | Varies by hours | Low subscription |
Time to start | Same week | Weeks to months to hire | Days to find | Immediate |
Predictable cost | Yes | Yes | No | Mostly |
Human code review | Every PR | Depends on team | Rarely | No |
Tests and CI verified | Every PR | Depends on team | Varies | Sometimes |
Scales up or down | Monthly | Slow and costly | Per project | Yes |
Covers multiple stacks | Yes | Usually one | Usually one | Yes, unverified |
Why a Shared Engineering Team Works
Most teams don't need a full-time developer for maintenance. They need consistent capacity for a steady flow of small, well-defined tasks. A shared team gives you that capacity without paying for idle time.
Codersarts engineers work across stacks and projects every day, which means:
Faster ramp-up on unfamiliar codebases
Coverage across languages without hiring specialists for each
No single point of failure when someone is on leave
AI agents for speed, engineers for judgment on every change
Rules That Keep Plans Predictable
Unused PRs don't roll over. Your allowance resets each billing cycle.
Larger work is always quoted first. Nothing above the routine threshold is deducted without your approval.
Turnaround starts when the issue is clear. If we need more detail, we ask before the clock starts.
One PR per issue. Related changes are grouped sensibly so your review stays simple.
Security and Access
Least-privilege access, scoped to the repositories on your plan
NDA on request before any code is shared
No code reuse or model training on your code
Client isolation: each repository is handled separately
Access removed within 24 hours of cancellation
Languages and Stacks
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, PHP, Ruby, C#, Kotlin, and Rust. Frameworks including React, Next.js, Node.js, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Spring Boot, Laravel, Rails, and .NET. CI systems including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Bitbucket Pipelines, and Jenkins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PR subscription?
A PR subscription is a monthly plan where you pay a flat fee for a set number of verified pull requests. Codersarts engineers turn your issues into tested, reviewed code changes ready to merge.
How much does a development subscription cost?
Codersarts PR Subscription plans cost $499/month for up to 5 PRs, $1,499/month for up to 20 PRs, and $3,499/month for up to 50 PRs with 24-hour turnaround.
Is this an alternative to hiring a developer?
Yes, for maintenance and routine work. A PR subscription gives you consistent engineering capacity at a fraction of a full-time salary, without recruiting or long-term commitment.
What counts as one PR?
One PR covers a routine task of up to about 4 hours of work, such as a bug fix, CI fix, dependency upgrade, or small feature. Larger work is quoted separately before it starts.
Do unused PRs roll over?
No. Your allowance resets each month. This keeps turnaround guarantees reliable for every client.
How do I submit issues?
Add a codersarts label to issues on GitHub or GitLab, or use the submission form. An engineer triages each issue within one business day.
Do you use AI coding agents?
Yes. Agents handle routine parts of the work to speed up delivery. Every change is reviewed, corrected where needed, and tested by Codersarts engineers.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. All plans are month-to-month. You can cancel, upgrade, or downgrade at the end of any billing cycle.
What if a PR isn't right?
If a PR doesn't meet the agreed scope or our verified standard, we fix it without using another PR from your allowance.
Can you work across multiple repositories?
Yes. Starter covers 1 repository, Growth up to 3, and Scale covers unlimited repositories.
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