Plans and what they include

Q: Which plan should you pick?

One app, and you want to know where you stand. Start free. One scan gives you the whole list and the prompt to fix it. You want to fix and rescan until the findings are gone. Buy a Top-up pack. Confirming a fix takes a second scan, and free gives you one a month, so six is room to find everything, apply the fixes and check they landed with a few to spare. You ship often, or you look after more than one app. Founder gives you 36 scans a month, which is enough that you stop counting. There is no plan above these being sold today. What you see here is the whole menu.

Free is one scan a month with no card, and it is the same scan a paid plan runs: every finding it hits, your real score, the copy-paste fix prompt, the per-finding AI fixes and the full AI false-positive review. What paid plans buy is more scans a month, not a better scan.

You can start for free, with no card, and see exactly what is wrong with your app before you pay anything. When you want the fixes as well, there are two paid options. Here is exactly what each one gives you.

Free

Free is one scan per month, no card. The month resets on the calendar, so a fresh scan opens up on the 1st. It is a real scan, not a teaser: the engine reads your whole repo exactly the way it does on a paid plan.

What you get:

Every finding it hits. Nothing hidden, no count held back. The rule that fired, the severity, the file, the line, and a plain-English description.
Your real score and letter grade, plus a live README badge.
The copy-paste fix prompt, and an AI fix suggestion on every finding. These are the same ones a paid scan gets.
The full AI false-positive review. Every Critical and High code finding gets the same second look a paid scan gets, so a free score is the same number a paid scan of that commit would give you. This used to be narrower on free. It is not any more.

One limit, stated up front rather than left for you to discover:

Your GitHub account has to be at least 30 days old. That is purely to stop people minting throwaway accounts to farm free scans. A newer account can still sign in, look around and buy scans, it just cannot claim the free one.

Top-up

Top-up is a 6-scan pack for ₹499 / $6. One price, worldwide. There is no monthly commitment. You buy the pack, you have six scans to use.

Top-up is where the one-a-month limit goes away. Every scan carries the copy-paste fix prompt and an AI fix on every finding, the same as free, and adds the full AI false-positive review over up to 50 findings instead of 5. That last part is what stops a score reading harsher than it should on a repo with a lot of serious findings.

Six scans is deliberately enough to see a fix through from start to finish. You scan, get the full list, work through the fixes in your AI builder, and rescan to confirm the findings are gone. A pack gives you that loop with scans left over, without signing up for anything monthly.

Founder

Founder is ₹1,499 / $19 a month for 36 scans a month. It is for people who scan often, fixing across several apps or rescanning repeatedly as they ship. Like Top-up, every scan includes the fix prompt and the per-finding AI fixes. Founder also adds CSV and JSON export, which Top-up does not include.

When you subscribe, every report you have already run unlocks straight away, and it stays unlocked. If you later cancel, nothing you have already read is taken back from you.

If you pay annually, you pay for ten months and get twelve.

What does a paid scan add?

The line between free and paid is how often you can scan, not whether you get the fix. Free tells you what is wrong and how to repair it. Paid lets you do that more than once a month, and checks the serious findings harder.

Free gives you every finding, your real score and grade, a live README badge, the copy-paste fix prompt, and an AI fix on every finding. Paid adds:

More scans. One a month on free, six per pack on Top-up, 36 a month on Founder.
The full AI false-positive review, up to 50 findings instead of 5.
CSV and JSON export, on Founder.

Nothing about how the scan reads your code changes between free and paid. The engine looks just as hard either way. What a paid scan buys is room to work and a closer second look at what it found.

Which plan should you pick?

One app, and you want to know where you stand. Start free. One scan gives you the whole list and the prompt to fix it.
You want to fix and rescan until the findings are gone. Buy a Top-up pack. Confirming a fix takes a second scan, and free gives you one a month, so six is room to find everything, apply the fixes and check they landed with a few to spare.
You ship often, or you look after more than one app. Founder gives you 36 scans a month, which is enough that you stop counting.

There is no plan above these being sold today. What you see here is the whole menu.

What is the same on every plan?

Your source code is never stored on any plan, free or paid. It is read inside an isolated scan job and discarded when the job exits. Access to GitHub is read-only, on the one repo you pick. Your code and your data has the full detail, and the FAQ answers the common questions before you buy.

Start free

You do not have to decide now. Sign in with GitHub and run a scan free, one a month, no card, and see what it finds before you pay anything: start a scan.