Snyk vs ZeroPath

Snyk

Snyk earns its place on the free tier for any small team that ships open-source dependencies and containers: the scanner lives in the IDE and the pull request, and the fix-PR workflow is what gets findings closed rather than filed. The commercial cliff is steep — Team is a flat self-serve plan that stops at ten developers, and everything above that, including every AI-branded Evo feature, is a credit-based enterprise contract priced per contributor per day.

Pros

• +Free tier includes code, dependency, container and IaC scanning with IDE and CLI integrations
• +Fix pull requests close findings instead of listing them
• +Published rate card makes enterprise credits legible: 1 credit = $1 per contributor per day for Code or Open Source
• +Founded 2015, with a decade of vulnerability data behind the scanner

Cons

• −Free Code scanning is capped at 100 tests a month, which a busy repository exhausts quickly
• −Team stops at 10 developers and shows no annual price
• −All Evo AI capabilities require an Enterprise subscription
• −Enterprise credits are prepaid for the contract term and overage is invoiced in arrears

ZeroPath

ZeroPath's pitch is fewer false positives than a typical SAST tool because it verifies exploitability and ships a patch instead of just a warning, which is a real time-saver if it holds up in practice. The $1,000-a-month-plus-per-seat Team plan puts it squarely in mid-size-to-enterprise budget territory, not a tool an individual developer would buy.

Pros

• +Verifies exploitability before flagging a vulnerability, aiming to cut false positives
• +Generates working patches, not just findings
• +Covers code, dependencies, containers, and infrastructure-as-code in one product
• +Integrates directly with major git hosts and issue trackers

Cons

• −Team plan starts at $1,000/month plus $60 per developer, a real budget commitment
• −No self-serve free tier; the usage-based Credits plan is still listed as coming soon
• −Enterprise self-hosted pricing is custom and requires a sales conversation

Is Snyk cheaper than ZeroPath?

On published entry prices, Snyk starts lower — $25/mo against $1000/mo for ZeroPath. Entry price is the lowest paid plan as we last verified it; what each plan includes differs.

Does Snyk or ZeroPath have a free tier?

Snyk has a free tier; ZeroPath has paid plans only.

Which has a public API, Snyk or ZeroPath?

Snyk ships a public API, as of our last verification. A public API for ZeroPath is not confirmed by us — check its developer docs before you plan an integration.