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CodeWatchdog Pricing in 2026

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All pricing facts on this page were verified against CodeWatchdog's official pricing source on or after August 11, 2026. Pricing may have changed. Visit CodeWatchdog for current pricing.

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Pricing Overview

CodeWatchdog sells AI security scans in one-time packages rather than as a subscription: 2 scans for $20, 10 scans for $90 and 20 scans for $160. Payment is in crypto (ETH, USDC, MATIC, TRX, USDT or BTC), and no account is needed. For a human audit, a Senior Dev Review starts from $499 with custom pricing, and an Enterprise Audit is offered with no published price. There is no free plan.

The model suits teams that scan before releases rather than continuously: you buy scans when you need them and nothing renews. The trade-off is that there is no monthly plan with an allowance, so teams that scan every pull request will run through packages quickly.

Plan Comparison

OptionPriceWhat you getBilling
AI scan package (2 scans)$20Two AI security scans of your codeOne-time, paid in crypto
AI scan package (10 scans)$90Ten AI security scansOne-time, paid in crypto
AI scan package (20 scans)$160Twenty AI security scansOne-time, paid in crypto
Senior Dev ReviewFrom $499, customSenior engineers review the full codebaseQuoted per review
Enterprise AuditQuote onlyA full audit engagementQuoted

The larger packages lower the cost of each scan, so the 20-scan package is the better buy for a team that scans regularly. The Senior Dev Review is priced separately and its final amount depends on the codebase and scope, which CodeWatchdog quotes per review.

Hidden Costs and Considerations

Crypto-only payment is the main practical hurdle: finance teams that pay by card or invoice will need a crypto wallet or an internal exception. Packages do not renew, so budget for repeat purchases if you scan often. The Senior Dev Review's starting price of $499 is a floor; ask for the scope included at that price and how the custom amount is set before you commit, especially for large or multi-repository codebases.

Cost Estimates by Team Size

  • Solo developer checking a launch: the 2-scan package, $20, covers a scan and a re-scan after fixes.
  • Small team (5 developers) scanning before each release: the 10-scan package, $90, covers ten releases.
  • Team of 20 with frequent releases: the 20-scan package, $160, plus a Senior Dev Review from $499 for a pre-launch audit of the critical path.

How CodeWatchdog Pricing Compares

ToolPricing modelEntry price
CodeWatchdogOne-time scan packages$20 for 2 scans
SnykFree tier, then per teamTeam $25/month for up to 10 developers
PromptBrakeScan pack or monthly$99 once for 5 scans; Enterprise $499/month

Snyk's Team plan is a monthly subscription for up to 10 developers and suits continuous scanning in CI, while CodeWatchdog's packages suit occasional, release-time scans with an optional human review. PromptBrake tests LLM endpoints rather than source code; its $99 pack of 5 scans is the closest match to CodeWatchdog's pay-as-you-go model.

CodeWatchdog Pricing FAQ

How much does CodeWatchdog cost?

AI scans are sold in one-time packages paid in crypto: 2 scans for $20, 10 for $90 and 20 for $160. A Senior Dev Review starts from $499 with custom pricing, and an Enterprise Audit is quoted.

Does CodeWatchdog have a free plan?

No. There is no free plan or subscription; you buy scan packages as you need them, and no account is required.

How do I pay for CodeWatchdog?

Scan packages are paid in crypto: ETH, USDC, MATIC, TRX, USDT or BTC. Teams that need card or invoice payment should confirm options with CodeWatchdog before buying.

How does CodeWatchdog compare with Snyk on price?

Snyk's Team plan is $25 a month for up to 10 developers and suits continuous scanning; CodeWatchdog's packages, from $20 for 2 scans, suit occasional release-time scans, with an optional human review from $499.

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