Plans & Pricing
Open source security for teams of all sizes
- Unlimited tests on open- source projects ?
- 200 tests per month for open source vulnerabilities on private projects ?
- Fixes for open source vulnerabilities ?
- Cloud source code integration (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure Repos) ?
- CI/CD pipeline integration ?
- Priority scoring ?
- Continuous monitoring ?
- Unlimited tests ?
- Reachability prioritization (beta) ?
- Reports ?
- Bill of Materials ?
- License compliance management ?
- Rich API ?
- On premise source code (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Azure Repos) ?
- Customized SSO setup ?
- Teams & groups ?
- Jira integration ?
- Private registries (Artifactory, Nexus) ?
- Service Accounts ?
- Security policy management ?
- License policy management ?
- Advanced project management ?
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
- 100 tests for container vulnerabilities ?
- Automated container image fixes ?
- Local CLI scans ?
- CI/CD integration ?
- Public container registry integration (Docker Hub, ECR, ACR, GCR) ?
- Priority scoring
- Continuous monitoring ?
- Unlimited container tests ?
- Reports ?
- Rich API ?
- Test for Kubernetes workload vulnerabilities ?
- Prioritization impact from Kubernetes configuration
- On premise source code (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Azure Repos) ?
- Customized SSO setup ?
- Teams & groups ?
- Jira integration ?
- Service accounts ?
- Private registries (Artifactory) ?
- Security policy management
- Advanced project management ?
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
- Unlimited tests on open-source projects ?
- 200 tests for open source vulnerabilities on private projects and 100 tests for container vulnerabilities ?
- Fixes for open source and container vulnerabilities ?
- CLI scans ?
- Cloud source code integration (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure Repos) ?
- CI/CD pipeline integration ?
- Priority scoring
- Continuous monitoring ?
- Public container registry integration (Docker Hub, ECR, ACR, GCR) ?
- Unlimited tests for open source and container vulnerabilities ?
- Reachability prioritization (beta) ?
- Reports ?
- Bill of Materials ?
- License compliance management ?
- Rich API ?
- Test for Kubernetes workload vulnerabilities ?
- On premise source code (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Azure Repos) ?
- Customized SSO setup ?
- Teams & groups ?
- Jira integration ?
- Private registries (Artifactory, Nexus) ?
- Service accounts ?
- Security policy management (beta) ?
- License policy management ?
- Advanced project management ?
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
- Self-Hosted option
- Support & SLAs ?
- Account management ?
- Custom legal terms
- Band pricing
Have a question?
Who counts as a developer?
We refer to a developer as any active contributor to the project you are securing with Snyk who has made at least one commit in the last 90 days.
Are contributors to my open source projects counted?
No. Open source projects are unlimited across all Snyk plans: Free, Standard, Pro and Enterprise.
Do you store any credit card information in your systems?
No. All credit card activity and information is handled by our third-party provider, Stripe. See Stripe’s Terms and Services.
How do I access my on premise source code management (GitHub Enterprise, Bitbucket Server, GitLab)?
The broker is an open source project that acts as a proxy brokering communication between snyk.io and your on premise source code management solution such as GitHub Enterprise, GitLab CE/EE, Bitbucket Server and on premise container registries. Learn more at https://github.com/snyk/broker.
How do Snyk Open Source and Snyk Container work together?
Both solutions complement each other, providing a wider coverage for developers that work with both open source libraries and containers. The interface for the solutions is integrated, allowing teams to consume data on a unified platform.
How can I get a count of my active contributors?
Take a look at our documentation for help counting contributors.
What are the different user roles on Snyk?
The free account and starter plan have only administrators, whereas the other paid-for plans allow you to add collaborators. Collaborators can view and contribute to projects, but can’t access billing details or invite team members.
How do you count tests?
For source code management, we count daily recurring tests, an automatic test whenever your dependencies change on your default branch, and depending on your settings, whenever you create a pull request which changes those dependencies. For the Snyk CLI, we count each call to snyk test or snyk monitor as a test. For container scans from the registry, we count each test and monitor as a test. Note that the limit for tests is different between open source and container scans, with 200 tests for open source vulnerabilities and 100 tests for container vulnerabilities.
What data is leaving my perimeter and going into the Snyk Cloud? What if I am not allowed to upload anything to the cloud?
Our Snyk apps extract a dependency tree from your project using various techniques. A representation of this tree is uploaded into our backend to compare against our vulnerability database. If your security constraints prevent the necessary access to your codebase, our on-premise or brokered versions are recommended. Contact us to learn more.