GitGuardian is a SaaS company that specializes in detecting and protecting sensitive information, such as API keys and credentials, in code repositories to prevent data breaches.
Pricing Change History
13 changesRemoved developer-count eligibility subtitles from plan cards ('up to 25 devs', 'up to 500 developers', '500+ developer organizations'); enterprise CTA banner reworded from 'More than 500 developers?' to 'Complex environment?'
New "Endpoint Protection" add-on launched (Developer Endpoint Protection): detects credentials on developer/employee machines. Available on Business & Enterprise plans, priced per endpoint/year in two tiers.
Quarterly roll-up · includes Jun 22 weekly
Renamed 'Secrets Detection' to 'Internal Secrets Monitoring' and 'Public Monitoring' to 'Public Secrets Monitoring' across pricing page [terminology standardized in pricing cards and product navigation tabs to align with full product names]
Products section renamed from 'All GitGuardian Products' to 'GitGuardian Platform'; separate 'Non-Human Identity Security' and 'SECRETS SECURITY' labels merged into 'Non-Human Identity & Secrets Security'.
Enterprise products restructured: renamed to 'Internal Secrets Monitoring' and 'Public Secrets Monitoring'; Honeytoken no longer listed separately, now bundled into NHI Governance.
Scan developers' collaboration tools feature in Enterprise plan now explicitly marked as an add-on (previously included without qualifier)
Business/Teams plan price hidden - was $220/year per developer, now shows 'Let's Talk'
Honeytoken add-on for Enterprise changed from 'Custom' to 'Unlimited' Enterprise plan: 'Scan developers' collaboration tools' added as a new feature (moved from Business tier)
Free plan renamed to 'Starter' Specific detectors increased from 350+ to 450+
Business plan honeytoken quota restructured from '5,000 honeytokens' (fixed total) to '10 honeytokens/dev' (per-developer allocation) Software Composition Analysis (SCA) add-on introduced as optional add-on to Secrets Detection for Business and Enterprise plans
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Ask the agentCurrent plans
Captured| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Starter | Free |
| Teams | Contact |
| Custom | Contact |
Company Facts
How Gitguardian compares with its peers
| Company | Entry price | Last change |
|---|---|---|
S Snyk | $25 /contributing developer/mo | Sep 28, 2026 |
S Semgrep | $30 /contributor/mo | Jun 18, 2026 |
S Sonatype | $100 /mo, billed annually | Jul 4, 2026 |
J JFrog | $50 /mo | Sep 7, 2026 |
S Synopsys | — | — |
B Black Duck Software | — | — |
Gitguardian pricing FAQ
- How much does Gitguardian cost?
- Gitguardian offers a free Starter plan; its paid plans are quote-based (contact sales).
- Does Gitguardian have a free plan?
- Yes. Gitguardian's Starter plan is free.
- What pricing model does Gitguardian use?
- Gitguardian uses subscription pricing across 3 plans, with a free tier.
- When did Gitguardian last change its pricing?
- Sep 7, 2026: Gitguardian drops developer-count tiers from plan cards and enterprise CTA.
- How often has Gitguardian changed its pricing?
- Pulse has recorded 13 pricing changes for Gitguardian since it started tracking on Dec 10, 2023; the pricing page was last captured on Sep 7, 2026.