Pricing

Two products. Clear units. A plan for the way you work.

Choose Code Security for source repositories or FDIE for firmware. Each has its own subscription and capacity model, with self-service access and Enterprise options for agreed deployment and procurement requirements.

Understand what you are buying

The billing units follow the product workflow.

Subscription and capacity comparison
ItemCode SecurityFDIE
Who is counted?CLI-capable developers and invitations for that access; dashboard-only members are freeEvery person who can sign in; invitations reserve seat capacity
What defines the plan?Team, Business or Enterprise features and developer countSeats, retained storage, monthly analyses and operating model
Starting monthly priceTeam: $39 per developer; Business: $99 per developer$499 for 2 seats, 100 GB and 30 monthly analyses
Annual optionTeam: $399 and Business: $999 per developer per year$4,999 base per year; monthly analysis allowances still reset monthly
Scanning capabilitySupported scan engines are included across plans; governance features varyProduct capabilities are included; image and execution compatibility still apply
Enterprise scopeAgreed licensing, procurement, access and offline requirementsAgreed capacity, hosting, on-premises operation, support and contract terms

A subscription to one product does not license the other. Plan allowances, identity-provider configuration, rate limits and deployment responsibilities should be reviewed on the relevant product’s pricing page before checkout.

1. Choose the product

Start with the input you need to assess: source repositories or firmware. The product comparison describes analysis scope and operating models.

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2. Size the working team

For Code Security, count developers who need CLI access. For FDIE, include all users, retained firmware and expected monthly new-image analyses.

Use the FDIE estimator

3. Review the agreement

Confirm billing period, tax, cancellation, data handling and any required Enterprise terms. Use the written order for negotiated commitments.

Read the Product Schedules

Enterprise

Specify the deployment and commitments your organisation needs.

Dedicated hosting, offline licensing, on-premises operation and procurement requirements need an agreed scope. An order can include either product or both, with quantities, location, support, retention and recovery responsibilities recorded for each.

Bring the expected team size, workload, hosting restrictions and approval process to the conversation. Enterprise evaluations run for 14 days by arrangement and do not automatically convert into a paid subscription.