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Packaging changeMetric changeNew add-onJan 5 → Apr 5, 2024

Gitguardian Restructures Business Plan Honeytoken Quota to 10 Honeytokens per Developer, Enhancing Flexibility

The changeSoftware Composition Analysis (SCA) add-on added
BeforeJan 5Not listed
AfterApr 5Software Composition Analysis (SCA) add‑on
added
2 changes2 capturesJan 5, 2024 → Apr 5, 2024

What happened

Between the Jan 5, 2024 and Apr 5, 2024 captures of Gitguardian's pricing page, Pulse recorded 2 changes: 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. Pulse files it as a packaging change (metric change, new add-on).

This is the first pricing-page change Pulse has recorded for Gitguardian. Gitguardian has been tracked since 2023-12-10.

In the same window JFrog and Snyk also changed their Cybersecurity & Identity Management pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.

  • BusinessPricing model
    Metric change

    Business plan honeytoken quota restructured from '5,000 honeytokens' (fixed total) to '10 honeytokens/dev' (per-developer allocation)

  • EnterpriseAdd-on
    Added

    BeforeNot listed

    AfterSoftware Composition Analysis (SCA) add-on

Values as written on Gitguardian's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.

Evidence

The two captures Pulse compared

Full-page captures of Gitguardian's pricing page (gitguardian.com) from Jan 5, 2024 and Apr 5, 2024; the change is marked on the page, where Software Composition Analysis (SCA) add-on now appears.

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Gitguardian, pricing history

Full history
  1. Q3 2025PackagingGitguardian Business/Teams Plan Pricing Change: Now "Let's Talk" Instead of $220/Year per Developer
  2. Q2 2025PackagingGitguardian Increases Enterprise Tier Git Repository Scanning Limit to Unlimited, Enhancing Flexibility for Users
  3. Q3 2024PackagingGitguardian Renames Free Plan to 'Starter' and Expands Detector Capacity to Enhance Security Features
  4. Q1 2024PackagingGitguardian Restructures Business Plan Honeytoken Quota to 10 Honeytokens per Developer, Enhancing Flexibility This change

Across Cybersecurity & Identity Management in the same window

All Cybersecurity & Identity Management changes
  1. JFrogNov 9JFrog drops AI catalog from Ultimate Security, pivots to agentic SSC
  2. SnykSep 28Snyk: Ignite tier eliminated, Enterprise moves to credit-based pricing
  3. SnykSep 22Snyk drops Ignite plan, moves Enterprise to credit-based platform pricing
  4. JFrogSep 7JFrog: 22 optional Enterprise X/+ add-ons now included by default
  5. JFrogAug 17JFrog: Ultimate Security Bundle dev capacity cut 500→200

Questions about this change

Did Gitguardian raise prices in April 2024?

No list-price increase was recorded between Jan 5, 2024 and Apr 5, 2024. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: metric change, new add-on.

What changed on Gitguardian's pricing page between Jan 5, 2024 and Apr 5, 2024?

Business plan honeytoken quota restructured from '5,000 honeytokens' (fixed total) to '10 honeytokens/dev' (per-developer allocation); Enterprise add-on added: Software Composition Analysis (SCA) add-on. Pulse compared the captures it took on Jan 5, 2024 and Apr 5, 2024; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.

How often does Gitguardian change its pricing?

Pulse recorded 0 other pricing-page changes for Gitguardian in the 90 days before this one; Gitguardian has been tracked since 2023-12-10.