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Snyk

Find and fix vulnerabilities in code and dependencies

About Snyk

Security · Freemium · 42 upvotes · Launched week 26, 2026

Snyk scans source code, open-source dependencies, containers and infrastructure as code for known vulnerabilities and suggests upgrade paths or fixes inside the developer's normal workflow. It has extended coverage to AI-generated code and AI application risk. Free tier with monthly test limits; team and enterprise plans above it.

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What is Snyk?

Snyk is an AI security platform and independent validator designed to secure code, models, agents, and AI-native applications. It scans source code, open-source dependencies, containers, and infrastructure as code for vulnerabilities, while also providing coverage for AI-generated code and agentic development security. The platform integrates into developer workflows through IDEs, CLIs, and source code managers to help teams find and fix issues during development.

Snyk key features

  • Snyk Code for real-time code scanning and static application security testing
  • Snyk Open Source for dependency management and vulnerability tracking
  • Snyk Container for container security
  • Snyk IaC for infrastructure as code scanning
  • Snyk API and Web for dynamic application security testing
  • Snyk Secrets for detecting exposed credentials
  • DeepCode AI for code analysis
  • Evo Agentic Development Security and Continuous Offensive Security for AI and agent governance

Snyk pros and cons

Pros

  • Provides integrated scanning across multiple targets including source code, open-source dependencies, containers, and infrastructure as code.
  • Offers specific security coverage for AI-generated code, AI agents, and AI-native applications.
  • Integrates directly into existing developer workflows including IDEs, CLIs, source code managers, and Jira.
  • Freemium model allows individual developers and small teams to start using the platform for free.

Cons

  • The free tier includes monthly test limits per product.
  • Enterprise pricing is not published on the page and requires contacting sales.
  • Data hosting region follows local agreements and may not align with the user's physical location.

Who Snyk is for

Snyk fits solo developers, small teams, and enterprise organizations looking to secure their software supply chain and build trust in AI-generated code. It is designed for development and security teams that want to embed security checks directly into their existing developer tools and CI/CD pipelines. It is a poor fit for organizations seeking a completely open-source security tool, as Snyk is not recorded as open source.

Snyk pricing

Snyk operates on a freemium model with a free tier and paid tiers above it. The Free tier costs $0 per month per contributing developer and includes access to SCA, SAST, IaC, and container scanning, real-time code scanning, and integrations with IDEs, CLIs, and source code managers. The Team plan starts at $25 per month per contributing developer, adding increased test limits, Jira integration, and next business day support. The Ignite plan starts at $1,260 per year per contributing developer for organizations with under 50 developers, adding full platform capabilities access, unlimited code tests, custom security rules, and risk-based prioritization. The Enterprise plan requires contacting sales for pricing and adds zero-day risk prevention, unified AppSec control, and full SDLC automation.

What makes Snyk different

Unlike traditional security tools that operate as a separate gate at the end of a project, Snyk acts as an independent security layer embedded directly into the developer workflow. It simultaneously addresses traditional vulnerabilities in code and dependencies alongside modern risks introduced by AI agents and AI-generated code. Rather than forcing teams to use disconnected point solutions, Snyk consolidates multiple AppSec functions onto a single platform.

Snyk integrations and compatibility

Snyk works with IDEs, CLIs, and source code managers, and features specific integrations for Jira, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It also provides Snyk API and Web DAST capabilities.

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