PRICING
Every feature in every plan. No per-seat pricing. No "contact us" to see a number.
from $9.99/month
Per repository, per month:
Example: 30 repositories = $60/month. That's it.
All features included. No hidden tiers.
Join the waitlistone payment
Pay once, use it for good:
One-time payment. No renewal, no surprise invoice.
All features included. No hidden tiers.
Reserve your spotFOUNDING TEAMS
$249
Lifetime access, up to 50 repositories
This isn't a discount. It's cheaper than the $299 lifetime plan because founding teams pay with something else: telling me what's wrong with the product while it's still cheap to change.
If you just want the tool, take the lifetime plan. If you want to shape it, take this one.
Become a founding teamRepository pricing is simple, but nobody should have to do arithmetic to find out what a product costs:
8 repositories → below the $9.99 minimum → $9.99 / month
30 repositories → 30 × $2 → $60 / month
80 repositories → 80 × $3 → $240 / month
200 repositories → 200 × $4 → $800 / month
Same price with 3 developers or 300.The $9.99 minimum is why very small teams pay $9.99 rather than $0.99 × their repository count. It's the floor, not a surprise.
COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS
Because charging per developer punishes you for growing the team, and your risk doesn't scale with headcount — it scales with the code you own. Ten engineers on twelve repositories carry roughly the same application risk as three engineers on the same twelve.
No. Risk score, pull request analysis, timeline and normalization are in every plan. The price changes with how many repositories you connect, and nothing else.
The tier follows the repositories you have connected. Add repositories and you move up a tier; disconnect them and you move back down. On lifetime plans, the repository ceiling is the limit you bought.
Because founding teams pay with something other than money: direct, uncomfortable feedback while the product is still cheap to change. That's worth more to me right now than $50. When the 50 spots are gone, the lifetime plan is the only one-time option left.
Then per-repository list pricing stops being the right conversation. See how enterprise scale works →
The demo runs on a sample organization, and the Open Scan Pack is free forever.