How Snyk prices

Captured October 26, 2026 at 1440px wide.
Snyk plans and prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| EnterpriseHighlightedBuy credits at transparent rates. | $1 |
As printed on the page captured October 26, 2026.
How does Snyk pricing work?
The value metric is now a credit with a printed dollar value, '1 credit = $1. The pricing unit for all capabilities.', and each capability draws from that balance through its own meter. Code and Open Source cost '1.0 credits' per Active Contributor per day, IaC '0.33 credits', Secrets and Evo AI-SPM '0.66 credits', Container '0.33 credits' per Monitored Image per day, API and Web '3.0 credits' per Provisioned Target per day, Evo ADS '1.0 credits' per Active Machine per day and Evo COS '4,000 credits' per Assessment. The contributing developer survives as the meter for five capabilities, now rated daily, so at the printed rate one active contributor on Code for a full year draws 365 credits. Packaging collapses to a single Enterprise plan with access to every capability, and scale is set by the size of the credit pool.
The motion reads from the hero down. 'AI Security that scales with how you build' leads into a subhead that names two paths, flat-rate for small teams and credits for enterprise, and a 'Small teams' / 'Enterprise' tab switch, with this capture open on Enterprise. The single Enterprise card glows at the center with 'Contact Sales for pricing' and 'Book a live demo', followed by three numbered steps (Buy credits, Use any capability, Transparent rating), the Platform Rate Card with a 'See full consumption details' link, the open source maintainer program, a four-question FAQ about credits, a logo row, analyst and peer badges, and a closing 'Ready to get started?' card with 'Book a demo'. A 'Sign up' button stays in the header for the self-serve path.
Under the hood the FAQ describes a commit-and-drawdown ledger. Credits are prepaid and 'Valid for your full contract term', consumption past the pool 'is tracked as on-demand consumption and will be invoiced in arrears', the account team can top up mid-contract, and unused credits expire at the end of the term. Usage shows in the admin dashboard 'with per-capability breakdown and threshold alerts', and admins switch capabilities on and off to steer the balance. The public rate card sets the price of each unit while the commitment size stays with sales, which leaves room for volume and term terms in every deal. Credits that span the platform also let new products such as the Evo line land on existing contracts as soon as they reach general availability, a pattern security platforms are moving toward as AI capabilities ship faster than contract cycles.
What does Snyk's pricing page do well?
- The Platform Rate Card prints every capability with its unit and credit rate in one table, with '1 credit = $1' stated directly above it
- Three numbered steps, Buy credits, Use any capability and Transparent rating, explain the credit model before the rate card
- The first FAQ answer opens by default and states that running out of credits does not end access and that overage is invoiced in arrears
- Tabs for 'Small teams' and 'Enterprise' route each audience to its own offer from the hero
- The open source maintainer program keeps a no-cost route with its own 'Apply now' button
What does Snyk's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Pegging the credit at $1 turns the rate card into a published price list per capability per day, with credits as the shared currency
- Active Contributor remains the meter for five capabilities, now counted per day, so the seat becomes a daily usage unit that tracks team size through the term
- Prepaid credits valid for the contract term plus in-arrears on-demand overage point to a committed balance drawn down by daily rating
- Expiry at term end and top-ups through the account team keep the size of the commitment a sales conversation while unit rates stay public
- Credits that apply across the full platform, including new GA products, let Snyk launch Evo capabilities onto existing contracts without a new SKU
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Questions about Snyk pricing
How much does Snyk cost?
Snyk's pricing starts at $1/credit. The page shows 1 plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Snyk use?
Snyk prices with credits, combined with per-seat pricing and usage-based pricing. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at enterprises.
Does Snyk have a free plan?
Snyk's pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The lowest paid plan starts at $1/credit.
Does Snyk offer an annual discount?
Snyk's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $1/credit. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Snyk's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 1 plan, highlights Enterprise, and includes an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 7 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
What happens when I run out of Snyk credits?
Snyk's pricing page states that exhausting prepaid credits "will not, in itself, result in you losing access". Any consumption beyond the initial credit pool "is tracked as on-demand consumption and will be invoiced in arrears". Customers can also reach out to their Snyk account team to add credits to an existing contract mid-term.
How many credits does each Snyk capability use?
Snyk's Platform Rate Card sets "1 credit = $1" and lists a rate for each capability. Code and Open Source are "1.0 credits" per Active Contributor per day, IaC is "0.33 credits", and Secrets and Evo AI-SPM are "0.66 credits". Container is "0.33 credits" per Monitored Image per day, API and Web is "3.0 credits" per Provisioned Target per day, and Evo ADS is "1.0 credits" per Active Machine per day. Evo COS AI Pentesting is "4,000 credits" per Assessment.
Do Snyk credits expire, and how do I track usage?
Snyk credits are pre-purchased at the beginning of the subscription and are "Valid for your full contract term". Credits are used within the term of the order, and any unused credits expire at the end of that term. Real-time credit usage is visible in the Snyk admin dashboard "with per-capability breakdown and threshold alerts", and admins can switch capabilities on and off to steer usage.
From the page as captured October 26, 2026. Current prices are on snyk.io


