CodeScene 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

I really like the Delivery Performance functionalities that allows me to rapidly visualize and act on the most important lead time metrics such as Lead Time for Changes or Planned vs Unplanned work. This insight and the possibility to quickly identify areas in our code with highest technical debt and complexity, areas that leads to quality issues, is a killer feature

CodeScene as a company has been highly responsive to my input over the whole course of my engagement with them. My suggestions based on real-world usage contributed to improvement in the products. Throughout my entire engagement, the CodeScene team has stayed highly engaged to make sure I was getting the most out of the product. Opening the tool for the first time was a truly exciting experience, and the more I learned, the more excited and empowered I got.

CodeScene is one of the best visual tools to identify pull requests that leads to technical debts.

Just recently I had the privilege of doing a formal analysis of the code base of the client using CodeScene. I spent two days analysing the code base of around 35 active developers. The company wanted to see if some of the difficulties they had could be better understood by looking at the code and more importantly by looking at the interaction patterns with the code. My peers were thrilled at the level of understanding they could acquire in such a short timespan! Not only does it give hope in showing that it's only a small fraction of the technical debt that actually counts, including which part! But it also gives valuable insights into concerns around the code, like team organisation, developer turnover and even product management difficulties. I've been using CodeScene for more than a year now. I'm a technical coach and as I get to see a lot of different teams. CodeScene really improves my understanding each team's situation and thus I can be of better use to them. Tools are only tools numbers are only numbers but when a tool is making the invisible visible then it is really, really useful for making more informed decisions!

Above all else, I appreciated that CodeScene would provide data to check my instincts about where and when to apply more effort to improve a design. As a developer, CodeScene’s hot spot feature helped me feel more confident (or helped me find another candidate) when I identified an area to improve. As a team manager, the metrics and graphs in CodeScene gave our team a way to monitor progress as we worked on a several week effort to make small, incremental improvements to a tricky area of code.

CodeScene prioritises the biggest bottlenecks in our projects. It finds the code improvements that give the biggest improvement in the development and maintenance of our codebases. We use CodeScene to XRAY our codebases quickly and improve the structure of our code and sometimes even the structure of our teams. We use it as a guide for work conversations and code / project reviews and to assess (external) codebases. The super easy setup, leading to detailed insights, led to explosive growth of the service within our company. We didn't have to put a lot of effort into the adoption; CodeScene sells itself.

CodeScene has helped us find ways to improve the productivity of our development teams and measure our success. Ultimately improving how quickly we can deliver value to the business.

I have utilized CodeScene both for item advancement (on-going investigation) and oddball examinations for projects we have been on, and the outcomes consistently disclose to us something. In one case it assisted us with anticipating what part of our venture planned to defer the item discharge!! With CodeScene it took us a couple of moments to perceive how clear it was, however it was not clear to the designers and the Project Manager without CodeScene. Not at all like numerous other static examination devices, CodeScene doesn't need a protracted arrangement or reconciliation measure - you simply point it at your Git archive and it gives quick bits of knowledge. Their help group is additionally great at answering, and the author, is an uncommon individual. I'm colossally enamored with the instrument, and the organization and their estimating model behind it urge me to utilize it considerably more. I would suggest that everybody chipping away at a huge undertaking (>10 engineers) run their code through CodeScene

The highest risks in the code base lead directly to quality problems in production. Finding these is made considerably easier with CS. In addition, refactoring away from a monolithic design is eased considerably with this this tool. We use the tool in both weekly analysis mode and as part of the CI pull requests to identify risky commits.

I have used CodeScene both for product development (on-going analysis) and one off analyses for projects we have been on, and the results always tell us something. In one case it helped us predict which component of our project was going to delay the product release!! With CodeScene it took us a few seconds to see how obvious it was, but it was not obvious to the developers and the Project Manager without CodeScene. Unlike many other static analysis tools, CodeScene does not require a lengthy setup or integration process - you just point it at your Git repository and it provides immediate insights. Their support team is also really good at replying, and the founder, is an exceptional person. I am hugely fond of the tool, and the company and their pricing model behind it encourage me to use it even more. I would recommend that everyone working on a large project (>10 developers) run their code through CodeScene.