pricing

Stronger when we run it for you.

Paid plans cover private repos, org features, and the server and LLM bill. The source is available (Commons Clause), so self-hosting for your own use is always an option too.

What a paid plan handles for you
  • Managed LLM (no server or API bill)
  • Private repos and cross-repo detection
  • Org overview and Slack alerts

Checkout is handled securely by Polar (Merchant of Record).

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FREE / PRO / TEAM / ENTERPRISE

Free

$0

For individuals and public repos. Forever free.

  • Fast heuristic detection (100% precision on our eval set)
  • Provenance tagging + quarantine label
  • Human-in-the-loop /slop commands
  • .github/SLOP_POLICY.yml policy-as-code
  • Public repositories
  • Self-host the whole thing for your own use (source-available)
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Pro

$19/mo

For maintainers with private repos and higher limits.

  • Everything in Free
  • Private repositories
  • AI judge: LLM-deepened detection we pay for
  • Cross-repo bot-pattern detection
  • Network slop intelligence (cross-customer, hosted-only)
  • Higher rate limits
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Team

$99/mo

For orgs that need visibility, alerting, and controls.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Org-wide dashboard across all repos
  • Activity / audit log (who cleared what, when)
  • Slack / Discord / webhook alerts on quarantine
  • Higher rate limits
  • Priority support
Choose Team

Enterprise

$299/mo

For companies that need SSO, audit export, and priority support.

  • Everything in Team
  • SAML / SSO sign-in
  • Audit log export + retention
  • Priority support & onboarding
  • Custom integrations on request
Choose Enterprise

Self-hostable. So why pay?

Self-host (free)

  • Issue your own GitHub keys, run your own server, pay the LLM API bill yourself
  • When it breaks, you fix it; you handle every update
  • Only sees your own repos. It never knows what slop was caught elsewhere

Hosted (paid)

  • One-click install. We run the server and pay the LLM API bill for you
  • The moment a slop pattern that was already caught on another repo hits yours, it is blocked. A self-hosted instance only sees its own repos, so it cannot do this
  • Private repos, an org-wide dashboard with long-term trends, Slack/Discord/webhook alerts, and SSO

In short: self-hosting is "I run everything myself"; paying is "we carry the cost and the ops, and block slop the whole network has already seen."

Questions? Open an issue on GitHub.

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