Comparison
jeerc and Snyk compared
Both scan your repositories outside the pipeline. They differ in how plans are priced and in how you buy a pentest. Statements about Snyk link Snyk's own pages and are dated.
What both do
- Both connect to your Git host and re-test repositories on a schedule, not only when a pipeline runs. (Snyk docs: recurring tests, as of 2026-10)
- Both scan source code, open-source dependencies and infrastructure as code, and both have a free plan. (Snyk plans, as of 2026-10)
Where they differ
| jeerc | Snyk | |
|---|---|---|
| How plans are priced | Flat price per plan. Every plan, Free included, has unlimited seats and repositories. | Team is a flat monthly plan for up to 10 developers; Enterprise is billed in credits per active contributor. (Snyk plans, as of 2026-10) |
| Pentests | $99 for one pentest with no subscription, or 4 a month included in Team ($349 a month). | AI pentesting is part of the Enterprise subscription and is paid for in credits. (Snyk plans, as of 2026-10) |
| Git hosts | GitHub only for now, including GitHub Enterprise Server. | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure Repos. (Snyk docs: SCM integrations, as of 2026-10) |
When Snyk is the better choice
- Your code lives on GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure Repos. jeerc connects to GitHub only.
- You need container image scanning, which jeerc does not do. (Snyk plans, as of 2026-10)
- You want API and web application testing (DAST) bought with the rest of an enterprise platform. (Snyk plans, as of 2026-10)
When jeerc fits
- You want a price that does not grow with the number of developers.
- You want a pentest of one app without an enterprise contract: one costs $99.
- You want an alert when a repository goes 7 days without a scan.
Pricing
We do not quote other vendors' prices here: they change, and the vendor's own page is the one to trust. See Snyk's plans and jeerc's pricing. If something about Snyk on this page is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.