Snyk’s pricing FAQ now states that credits expire at the end of the order term and cannot be refunded or transferred. It also lists Free limits: Open Source, 200 tests; Code, 100 tests; IaC, 300 tests; Container, 100 tests. Contributing developers are defined by commits to monitored private repos in the last 90 days.
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Before: …to contact sales How does Snyk count developers? How does Snyk count tests? What are the test limits under the ‘Free’…
After: …to contact sales How does Snyk count developers? Snyk defines contributing developers as developers who have made a commit to a private repo monitored by Snyk in the last 90 days. We do not count contributions to public (open source) repos. Contributor counts are displayed on Snyk’s Usage page. How does Snyk count tests? Snyk keeps separate test counts for each Snyk product (Snyk Open Source, Snyk Code, Snyk Container, and Snyk IaC) and each Pricing plan. Want to see what counts as a test? Click here for more details . What are the test limits under the ‘Free’…
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Before: …are the test limits under the ‘Free’ plan? nothing here Does Snyk store any credit card information? No.…
After: …are the test limits under the ‘Free’ plan? If you sign up with our ‘Free’ plan, the limits are: Open Source, 200 tests; Code, 100 tests; IaC, 300 tests; Container, 100 tests. Want to know more about the usage settings? Click here for more details . Does Snyk store any credit card information? No.…
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Before: …. Does Snyk store any credit card information? nothing here Trusted by the world’s most innovative companies. Named…
After: …. Does Snyk store any credit card information? No. All credit card activity and information is handled by our third-party provider, Stripe (see Stripe’s Terms and Services ). Trusted by the world’s most innovative companies. Named…
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Before: …your existing contract. Do my credits ever expire? nothing here How do I track my credit usage? Real-time…
After: …your existing contract. Do my credits ever expire? Credits must be used within the term of your order, after which any unused credits will expire and cannot be refunded or transferred. How do I track my credit usage? Real-time…
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Before: …transferred. How do I track my credit usage? nothing here Can I use credits across different capabilities? Yes.…
After: …transferred. How do I track my credit usage? Real-time credit usage is visible in your Snyk admin dashboard, with per-capability breakdown and threshold alerts. See here for more information around our billing and usage settings. Can I use credits across different capabilities? Yes.…
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Before: …settings. Can I use credits across different capabilities? nothing here Trusted by the world’s most innovative companies. Named…
After: …settings. Can I use credits across different capabilities? Yes. Credits apply across the full Snyk platform. Admins can switch capabilities on and off yourself to shift usage toward whichever capabilities matter most - including immediate, no-friction access to new GA products when made available by Snyk. Trusted by the world’s most innovative companies. Named…
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Snyk removed the “llms.txt” link and the accompanying “Send this to your agent” and “Written for AI, not humans” text from its pricing-page navigation. The diff shows no changes to plans, prices, or customer limits.
Snyk’s pricing page added footer links for Community, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, GitHub, npm and Discord, plus a Snyk Limited copyright notice. This is navigation and footer wording only, with no plan, feature or price changes shown.
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Snyk’s pricing FAQ now states that credits expire at the end of the order term and cannot be refunded or transferred. It also lists Free limits: Open Source, 200 tests; Code, 100 tests; IaC, 300 tests; Container, 100 tests. Contributing developers are defined by commits to monitored private repos in the last 90 days.
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Pricing page changed: wording only on Snyk’s Pricing page, changed 2026-10-24 08:45 UTC (change 1 of 3).