Greptile ChatGPT ads

Real Greptile ads captured in ChatGPT from June to August 2026, each with the prompt it appeared on.

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The short answer

Greptile ran dozens of different headlines across hundreds of prompts, most often in Cloud & DevOps conversations.

First captured: June 2026
Last captured: August 2026
Seen in: United States
Ads lead to: greptile.com

Real Greptile ads from ChatGPT

Exactly as captured, each with the prompt it answered.

GreptileAd
The CodeRabbit alternative
Full-codebase review, not just the diff CodeRabbit looks at.
Asked: “How to contribute a new plugin to an open source project”
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Catch 82% of bugs
Top AI reviewer tested: 82% of bugs caught across 50 real PRs.
Asked: “Lookback or Hotjar”
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Code review, your way
Set rules in plain English and stop the flags you do not care about.
Asked: “Can I compile Rust to a ZK proving system — which platforms support that”
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CodeRabbit with full context
Whole-codebase review that catches what its diff misses.
Asked: “best framework for building zk applications”
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Deeper review than CodeRabbit
Full-repo context finds bugs a diff-only reviewer never sees.
Asked: “ZK alternatives to SGX-based privacy chains”
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Full-repo bug catching
The whole-codebase bugs a diff-only reviewer cannot see.
Asked: “latest research repository”
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Beyond CodeRabbit's diff
Whole-repo context catches what a diff-only review cannot.
Asked: “dtslint for TypeScript library testing”
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See it on your first PR
Connect your repo and watch your next pull request get reviewed.
Asked: “How to connect MCP servers to Slack for notifications”
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Code review with less noise
Real bugs flagged, not style nits, with senior-level feedback.
Asked: “How to handle provider-specific OAuth quirks in TypeScript”
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Review code you inherited
Your repo structure understood, even the parts nobody documented.
Asked: “UX research repository cost”
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Catch it before release
Find the breaking change while it is still just a pull request.
Asked: “Developer experience for integration SDK versioning”
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Deeper than CodeRabbit
Whole-codebase context finds what diff-only review cannot see.
Asked: “best language for zk smart contracts”
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Catch bugs in your code
Spot the real bugs in your pull request before they ever reach prod.
Asked: “message testing best practices”
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Outgrew CodeRabbit
Built for teams that need full-repo context, not just diff checks.
Asked: “how do validity proofs secure a rollup”
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Catch security bugs early
Flag the injection or leaked secret while it is still a PR.
Asked: “what's the best automated tool to detect leaked api keys and tokens in github pull requests in 2026”
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Code review, handled
Real, senior-level feedback on every pull request, not just a thumbs up.
Asked: “How to contribute a new plugin to an open source project”
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Security bugs slip through
Catch the injection or leaked secret while it is still just a PR.
Asked: “research repository security requirements”
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The most accurate AI reviewer
Caught 82% of bugs across 50 real PRs, more than any tool tested.
Asked: “Best app review monitoring software for bootstrapped app companies.”

Where Greptile's ads show up

Share of its captured placements, by the topic of the conversation.

Cloud & DevOps18%
Crypto & Investing9%
Enterprise & Fintech8%
SaaS & Productivity8%
Privacy-Preserving Blockchains & Zero-Knowledge Compliance7%
Integration Platforms & iPaaS7%
AI Coding Assistants & Developer AI6%
UX Research & Insights Platforms5%

Prompts that showed Greptile ads

Real questions asked in ChatGPT, grouped by what the wording suggests the buyer was doing.

Comparing options

40% of prompts

“Integration library README quality comparison”
“Which platforms help app teams monitor reviews for multiple game titles?”
“Which platforms help developers catch bugs from app store reviews quickly?”
“Best app review tools for small teams that do not need complex analytics.”

Learning

59% of prompts

“Integration library GitHub Discussions quality”
“TypeScript open source integration contribution guide”
“AI moderator ROI”
“how to structure a research taxonomy”

Ready to buy

1% of prompts

“What's the cheapest staking-as-a-service on Solana?”
“research repository pricing”
“insights repository pricing comparison”
“Which software is best for app teams that need simple pricing for review alerts?”

How Greptile writes its ChatGPT ads

Medians and shares across its captured ads, next to every ad we captured.

24
characters in a typical headline
29 across all ads
63
characters in a typical description
69 across all ads
0%
name the brand in the headline
11% across all ads
7%
mention a number, price or percent
34% across all ads
0%
use the word free
11% across all ads
7%
ask a question in the headline
4% across all ads

Words their headlines lean on: coderabbit, bugs, catch, review, code, full.

How Greptile targets these adsIts Context Hints, inferred from the ads above, on ContextHint.

Greptile ChatGPT ads: FAQ

Captured by asking ChatGPT real buyer prompts. How we collect ads.

Does Greptile advertise on ChatGPT?

Yes. We captured dozens of Greptile ads in ChatGPT from June to August 2026, with dozens of different headlines, seen in United States.

Which prompts show Greptile's ChatGPT ads?

Mostly conversations about Cloud & DevOps, Crypto & Investing and Enterprise & Fintech. 59% of the prompts read like a buyer still learning about the problem, for example "Integration library GitHub Discussions quality" and "TypeScript open source integration contribution guide".

How does Greptile write its ChatGPT ads?

A typical Greptile headline runs about 24 characters and its description about 63. Nearly all of its ads carry an image and 7% mention a number, price or percent.