Snyk pricing

Snyk does not publish a single universal price list for its security products. The public site provides a pricing calculator, but exact per-seat or per-scan rates require contacting sales. Factors that drive quoted prices include organization size, number of repositories or projects, selected product tiers (developer plans, security plans, or org-wide plans), and whether features like CI/CD integration, policy management, or enterprise-grade audit logs are enabled.

Because pricing is not fixed on a public grid, several variables typically affect the final quote. User count or seat-based licensing is common, where larger engineering teams increase cost. Additional dimensions include the number of active projects under management, the frequency of vulnerability scanning (on-demand versus scheduled), and the set of integrated tools (IDE extensions, CI/CD plugins, governance dashboards). Some organizations are offered enterprise tiers that bundle consulting, custom policy definitions, or priority support, which can further shift cost.

Snyk maps findings to OWASP API Top 10 (2023) and supports audit evidence for SOC 2 Type II and PCI-DSS 4.0. The platform includes dependency and container scanning, runtime protection guidance, and developer-focused remediation steps. Continuous monitoring options can provide diff detection across scans and alert on new findings, which helps you prepare for compliance reviews and supports audit evidence for internal control frameworks.

The platform parses OpenAPI 3.0, 3.1, and Swagger 2.0 with recursive $ref resolution. It cross-references spec definitions against runtime behavior to surface undefined security schemes, deprecated operations, or missing pagination. This analysis helps align with security controls described in OWASP API Top 10 and can support audit evidence for API governance, though it does not certify any regulatory framework.

Authenticated scanning in higher tiers supports Bearer, API key, Basic auth, and Cookie methods, with domain verification gates to ensure only domain owners can scan with credentials. Header allowlists restrict forwarded headers to Authorization, X-API-Key, Cookie, and X-Custom-* headers. Customer data is deletable on demand and purged within 30 days of cancellation; data is not sold and is not used for model training.

To obtain specific pricing, use Snyk’s public calculator and then engage sales to refine variables such as user seats, project count, and required integrations. Expect a tailored quote rather than a list price, and clarify whether the offering is per-seat, per-scan, or tied to API usage. If you need advanced features like enterprise SSO, audit logs, or custom policies, factor in potential additional costs and implementation time.