Pricing

Open-core, like GitLab. The scanner is free and self-hostable; the hosted dashboard and org features are the paid layer, and they haven't launched yet.

Only the open-source Community edition is available today. Team and Enterprise are in development, so they're a sketch, not a contract. Nothing here is billed.

Available now

Community

Free open-source

Self-host the scanner and dashboard.

The full Go CLI and Docker scanner — libyears, CVEs, EOL
GitHub Action and GitLab CI template
Unlimited scans, unlimited public repos
Self-host the dashboard, Apache-2.0 core
No account, nothing leaves your infra

Get the CLI

In development

Team

Coming soon

Hosted history and trends, priced per repo.

Hosted scans and full history
Libyears and EOL trends over time
Cross-project library with org roles (RBAC)
Slack, email, and webhook alerts across repos
Agent-callable API

Coming soon

Planned

Enterprise

Coming soon

Self-managed license, SSO, and policy gates.

Everything in Team, self-managed
SSO / SAML and audit logs
CI policy gates on EOL, CVE, and libyears thresholds
Self-managed license key, on-prem or air-gapped
Priority support and SLA

Coming soon

Questions

Is the open-source edition really free?

Yes. The CLI, the scanner, and the self-hosted Community dashboard are open-source (Apache-2.0) and run entirely on your infra. Nothing is sent to us.

How will the paid tiers be priced?

Per repository, not per developer — engineers think in repos, and each repo has its own libyears, CVE, and EOL profile. Expect a generous free repo allowance, then a per-repo rate as you add repos to the hosted dashboard.

When do Team and Enterprise launch?

No date yet. The open-source edition works today; follow the repo for releases.

Can I run the paid features on my own servers?

That's the plan: an Enterprise license key will unlock the premium dashboard on your own infra, on-prem or air-gapped — the same self-managed model as GitLab.