Gitguardian drops developer-count tiers from plan cards and enterprise CTA
What happened
Between the Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026 captures of Gitguardian's pricing page, Pulse recorded one change: Removed 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?'. Pulse files it as a product change (positioning) with a neutral direction.
It lands 42 days after Gitguardian's previous change, "Gitguardian retires "Teams," launches Growth tier with SSO, SCIM, and AI risk" (Jul 27, 2026). Before that Pulse recorded "GitGuardian: New "Developer Endpoint Protection" add-on launched" (Jul 3, 2026) and "Gitguardian launches Endpoint Protection add-on with per-seat pricing" (Jun 22, 2026). Gitguardian has been tracked since 2023-12-10.
In the same window JFrog, Sonatype, Snyk and Semgrep also changed their Cybersecurity & Identity Management pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.
- — · PositioningReworded
BeforeMore than 500 developers?
AfterComplex environment?
| Plan | Field | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Positioning | More than 500 developers? | Complex environment? | Reworded |
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 comparedFull-page captures of Gitguardian's pricing page (gitguardian.com) from Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026; the change is marked near the top of the page, where "More than 500 developers?" becomes "Complex environment?".
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Gitguardian, the last 90 days
Full history- Sep 7, 2026packagingGitguardian drops developer-count tiers from plan cards and enterprise CTA · this change
- Jul 27, 2026improvedGitguardian retires "Teams," launches Growth tier with SSO, SCIM, and AI risk...
- Jul 3, 2026packagingGitGuardian: New "Developer Endpoint Protection" add-on launched
- Jun 22, 2026improvedGitguardian launches Endpoint Protection add-on with per-seat pricing
Across Cybersecurity & Identity Management in the same window
All Cybersecurity & Identity Management changes- JFrogSep 7JFrog: 22 optional Enterprise X/+ add-ons now included by default
- SonatypeJul 4Sonatype: Firewall drops per-user pricing for flat $4,800/yr, Lifecycle price hidden, Guide launches paid tiers
- SnykJul 4Snyk: platform capacity metric switched from developers to Projects
- SemgrepJun 18Semgrep rebrands AI suite, adds detection to free tier
Questions about this change
Did Gitguardian raise prices in September 2026?
No list-price increase was recorded between Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026. The change Pulse detected was a product change: positioning.
What changed on Gitguardian's pricing page between Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026?
Positioning: More than 500 developers? → Complex environment?, reworded. Pulse compared the captures it took on Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.
How often does Gitguardian change its pricing?
Pulse recorded 3 other pricing-page changes for Gitguardian in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Gitguardian retires "Teams," launches Growth tier with SSO, SCIM, and AI risk..." on Jul 27, 2026; Gitguardian has been tracked since 2023-12-10.