OSS
Free
forever
Open-source repos. A standing thank-you to the people who ship in the open.
- Unlimited public repos
- Every scope, every engine — no feature gating
- Reconciliation + lifecycle tracking
- GitHub Check Runs on every push
- Community support
Pricing
Per active committer. All engines. One verdict per push.
€12.50 per active committer per month, billed annually (€150/year). €15/month if you bill monthly. Active means pushed in the last 90 days. No per-engine bundles, no per-repo math, no "contact sales" until the org gets large enough to actually need it.
Tiers
Teammost teams
€12.50/ active committer / mo
billed annually (€150/yr) · €15 monthly
Private codebases, real teams. One bill, all engines, no seat math beyond the people who actually push.
- Everything in OSS, on private repos
- PR gating on net-new criticals
- Suppressions keyed to fingerprint
- SARIF export per scan
- AI Review — opt-in, monthly token quota
- Inline PR review comments with one-click fixes
- Email support
Start 14-day trial
14-day full-feature trial · no card
Enterprise
Custom
annual
For teams with procurement, compliance, or scale that breaks self-serve.
- Everything in Team
- SSO / SAML
- Audit log export + custom retention
- On-prem scan runners (private network)
- Volume pricing past 100 committers
- Procurement, DPA, security questionnaires
- Slack-channel support
FAQ
Pricing, plainly
- What's an "active committer"?
- Any GitHub user who has pushed at least one commit to a Parry-monitored private repo in the last 90 days. Bots and merge-commit-only authors don't count. The 90-day window means seasonal contractors and bursty contributors don't permanently inflate your bill.
- Do you charge per engine or per scope?
- No. Every scope and every engine is included on every paid plan. The work happens in reconciliation — turning a dozen tools' worth of overlapping output into one feed — not in feature gating.
- What if my repo-to-committer ratio is unusual?
- Doesn't matter. Monorepo shops with one mega-repo and microservice shops with 200 small ones pay the same per-committer rate. Engine count, scan count, and repo count never affect the bill.
- Can I try Team before paying?
- Yes. Install the GitHub App and Team unlocks for 14 days, full-feature, no card up front. After day 14 the install drops to read-only — historical scans stay visible, new scans pause — until a plan is selected. No surprise charges, no expired-trial dark patterns.
- What is AI Review and why is it gated?
- AI Review is a reasoning layer that finds logic bugs deterministic scanners can't — auth bypasses, IDOR, unsafe data flow, cryptographic misuse. It ships on Team but stays off until an org owner opts in. Two reasons: regulatory honesty (some teams can't send code to a third-party reasoning engine without sign-off) and cost predictability (it runs against a monthly token quota). Detected secrets and .env files are stripped before transmission.
- Why per-committer instead of per-repo?
- Because every other scanner in the market — Snyk, Semgrep, GitGuardian, GitHub Advanced Security — bills per developer or per committer, and buyers convert every quote to $/dev anyway. Per-repo pricing penalizes microservice architectures and rewards monorepos for arbitrary reasons. Per-committer matches actual blast radius: more people pushing code means more findings to triage.
- How do I cancel?
- Uninstall the GitHub App. Billing stops at the end of the current period. Your data is purged within 30 days.