Developer-first security platform that scans code, dependencies, containers, infrastructure as code, and AI-generated code for vulnerabilities using DeepCode AI, with automated fix suggestions delivered through developer workflows.
AI-powered developer security platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in code, dependencies, containers, and infrastructure
Snyk AI is a developer security platform with a Free plan at $0/month, Team starting at $750/month, Ignite starting at $3,150/month, and Enterprise priced by quote, covering code, open source dependencies, containers, IaC, and AI-generated software through Snyk’s AI Security Platform and DeepCode AI. Snyk’s pricing page lists Free, Team, Ignite, and Enterprise plans; the Free plan includes 5 projects and stated monthly test limits of 200 Open Source tests, 100 Code tests, 300 IaC tests, and 100 Container tests. Team starts at $750/month billed monthly and lists 100 projects plus increased product test limits, including 1,000 Snyk Code tests per month. Ignite starts at $3,150/month billed monthly for organizations with fewer than 50 developers and lists unlimited projects and unlimited code tests. Enterprise requires contacting sales and adds broader AppSec oversight and automation. Snyk’s differentiation is strongest for teams that want vulnerability detection and remediation inside IDEs, source control, and CI/CD rather than a separate security-only workflow. The platform is most relevant for engineering organizations that need to secure modern application delivery without forcing developers to leave their normal tools. Its coverage spans static application security testing, software composition analysis for direct and transitive dependencies, container image scanning, infrastructure-as-code checks, and security review for AI-generated code. That makes it useful for teams adopting AI coding assistants, because generated code can be scanned before merge and then checked again in CI/CD. DeepCode AI supports Snyk’s code analysis positioning, while automated fix suggestions and fix pull requests can help teams move from finding an issue to reviewing a concrete remediation path. Snyk is still not a complete replacement for manual security review, architecture-level threat modeling, penetration testing, runtime detection, or governance programs. Findings need triage, suggested fixes need testing, and scan value depends on the languages, frameworks, dependency ecosystems, repositories, containers, and policies configured by the team. The best fit is a developer-first DevSecOps workflow where security teams define policy and prioritization while developers receive actionable feedback in IDEs, source control, CLI workflows, issue trackers, and build pipelines. Buyers should confirm current plan limits and product packaging before procurement because pricing and included test volumes can vary by plan and product selection.
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Snyk is a developer-focused security platform with broad coverage across code, open source dependencies, containers, and IaC. Its strongest fit is teams that want security feedback inside IDEs, repositories, and CI/CD workflows, with AI-assisted analysis and remediation support.
Snyk’s DeepCode AI supports static code analysis and is positioned as an AI-assisted way to identify vulnerabilities in application code. It should be evaluated with representative repositories because accuracy depends on language, framework, and codebase structure.
Use Case:
A developer checks a pull request for unsafe data handling and reviews Snyk’s finding before merging the change.
When Snyk identifies supported dependency vulnerabilities, it can suggest remediation and open pull requests in connected repositories. These changes still need normal review and testing before merge.
Use Case:
A dependency vulnerability is found across several services, and Snyk opens upgrade pull requests that developers can review, test, and merge.
Snyk integrates with IDEs, CLI workflows, source control systems, and CI/CD pipelines so security findings can appear where developers already work.
Use Case:
A developer sees a security issue in the IDE, fixes it locally, and then relies on CI scanning to verify the pull request.
Snyk scans open source dependencies and transitive dependency paths for known vulnerabilities, helping teams prioritize package upgrades and remediation.
Use Case:
A Node.js project is scanned for vulnerable direct and transitive dependencies, and the team reviews prioritized upgrade guidance.
Snyk positions its AI Security Platform and Evo Agent Security around securing AI-generated code, coding agents, and AI applications. Teams should map these capabilities to their specific AI coding and governance workflows.
Use Case:
A team using AI coding assistants scans generated code in the IDE and CI before accepting it into a production repository.
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Snyk’s 2026 pricing page presents the product as the Snyk AI Security Platform and highlights Evo Agent Security as a featured solution for securing coding agents, AI-generated code, and AI applications. Pricing shown on that page includes Free at $0/month, Team from $750/month, Ignite from $3,150/month, and Enterprise by custom quote.
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