100 developers • per year
Mend.io product pricing
The Mend application security platform
Mend Renovate
Automated dependency updates
Mend SCA
Automated detection, prioritization and remediation for open source packages
Mend Container
Automated detection, prioritization and remediation for container-based applications
Mend SAST
Automated detection, prioritization and remediation for custom code
Additional Options
Bundle Mend SCA & SAST Advanced
- Starting at $27,500 Per Year
- Comprehensive application security
- Unified developer experience
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FAQ
What is a contributing developer?
“Contributing Developer” means any employee or contractor who during the term of the agreement accesses or uses the Mend application or any engineer, developer or other person that writes, develops or modifies the Customer’s, or Customer’s affiliate’s, code being scanned or monitored by the Mend application. For the avoidance of doubt, the same individual will not be counted more than once even if acting in two separate roles such as a developer and platform user.
Why are you pricing per contributing developer?
Mend.io automates and manages open source components throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Therefore, pricing based on the number of Contributing Developers best reflects the impact of our solution, without limiting you on factors such as size of code or number of scans.
Is pricing per user available?
Pricing is per contributing developer, which includes all registered users and any person who contributes to the code being scanned.
Does the above pricing include all vulnerability sources?
Yes. The Mend.io offering includes the full extent of our database, which supports over 200 programming languages. We aggregate vulnerabilities from the NVD, dozens of security advisories, and popular open source projects issue trackers to make sure you’re always covered.
Are there additional fees per GB?
No. We take pride in offering transparent, simple, and predictable pricing. We price per Contributing Developer since we know managers have better visibility into the growth of their headcount rather than the size of their software or lines of code.