Snyk
Snyk sells its security testing platform as a Free plan, a self-serve Team plan for up to 10 developers priced per developer, and an enterprise Snyk Platform Subscription in which pre-purchased credits (1 credit = USD 1) are drawn down per Active Contributor, Monitored Image, Provisioned Target, Active Machine or Assessment; older fixed-price contracts count contributing developers and tests.
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From the Snyk catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 65 verbatim excerpts from 16 Snyk documents.
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All 15 ProductsApplication Security Software 9
Snyk, Snyk API & Web, Snyk Code, Snyk Free, Snyk IaC, Snyk Platform Access, Snyk Platform Subscription, Snyk Secrets, and 1 more
Generative AI Software 3
Snyk Evo AI Pentesting, Snyk Evo AI-SPM, Snyk Evo Coding Agent Security
Software Supply Chain Security Solutions 2
Snyk Container, Snyk Open Source
DevSecOps Software 1
Snyk Essentials
Product History
All acquisitions- Snyk acquired Probely
Snyk acquired Probely, a Porto-based dynamic application security testing (DAST) and API security testing vendor. The product is sold as Snyk API & Web under an addendum to the Snyk agreement.
Legacy product Became Probely Renamed Snyk API & Web Licensing impactSources and full product history- Snyk announced on 2024-11-12 that it had acquired Probely, which also powers the free Security Headers tool.[1]
- Snyk API & Web is governed by the Snyk API & Web Addendum to the Snyk Software as a Service Agreement or Terms of Service; the addendum takes precedence over the Snyk agreement and order forms for Snyk API & Web.[2]
- Snyk's user documentation for Snyk API & Web is published on Probely's help site, and Snyk lists the Snyk API & Web console at plus.probely.app.[1][3]
- Snyk acquired DeepCode
Snyk acquired DeepCode, an ETH Zurich spin-off offering machine-learning semantic code analysis. DeepCode's technology became the basis of the Snyk Code static application security testing (SAST) product.
Legacy product Became DeepCode Merged into Snyk Code Licensing impactSources and full product history