Snyk Code is a static application security testing product that scans the source code a team writes, flags vulnerabilities as they appear and proposes fixes that can be applied automatically. Results appear in the IDE and in pull requests, with explanations that fit the specific code instead of generic advice. A free plan covers individual developers and small teams with 100 Snyk Code tests a month, and the Team plan starts at $25 per month for up to 10 developers with a limit of 1,000 tests.
Snyk Code is aimed at software developers who are expected to own security without becoming security specialists, and at application security engineers who want findings that developers will act on. Small engineering teams can start on the Free or Team plan, while larger organizations move to the credit-based enterprise subscription. Maintainers of open source projects are invited to apply for access at no cost, and teams building with AI libraries get coverage for sources such as OpenAI and Hugging Face.
Typical workflows start in the editor, where a developer sees an issue before it ever reaches the repository and applies a suggested fix with one click. Every pull request and repository can also be scanned automatically to produce a status report for assessing and prioritizing existing problems. Teams add vulnerability scans and PR checks to the build process as a CI/CD security gate, which keeps unsafe code from shipping. Integrations cover popular languages, platforms and systems across the software development lifecycle, and Jira integration arrives with the Team plan for tracking remediation work.
