Socket: Pricing page changed: feature moved
Socket increased the listed scan language coverage from 10+ to 20+ languages and SAST language coverage from 10+ to 15+, expanding advertised coverage. The ExtensionGuard name was also removed, while “Scan browser extensions” remained listed.
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What changed
Struck in red is what Socket removed; blue is what they added. Muted text is unchanged context.
Compared with the previous archived version (#1013 to #5421). Text is normalized before comparing: dates, counters and tokens show as ‹date›, ‹count›, ‹tok›, and noise-only edits are hidden. Rewindex shows changed passages with a few words of context, not a copy of the page. View the live page (opens in new tab).
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In the 2026-10-17 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
b01360d8c84c2328…After captured
In the 2026-10-22 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
9511159a7296a06a…
History of this page
TodaySaturday, October 24Sat, Oct 24
1 page change
- Wording onlyPage change
Pricing pagechanged
Socket’s pricing page navigation replaced “Socket Optimize” with “Socket SCA” and changed “Talk now to our salesperson” to “Talk now to a salesperson.” These are navigation and wording edits; the diff shows no changes to prices, plans, or feature availability.
Thursday, October 22
1 page change
- Feature moved between plansPage change
Pricing pagechangedthis change
Socket increased the listed scan language coverage from 10+ to 20+ languages and SAST language coverage from 10+ to 15+, expanding advertised coverage. The ExtensionGuard name was also removed, while “Scan browser extensions” remained listed.