// metered, usage-based pricing

Pay for security, not seats.

unpwnd meters every scan to the work the swarm actually does — buy monthly credits, spend them on exactly that.

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Base plan
pay as you go
$99.99/mo
20,000 credits / month
10,000100,000
Start scanning — 20,000 credits
Credits reset at the start of each month · unused credits don't roll over · cancel any time
Everything, on every plan
Unlimited repos & scans
Audit every repository, 100% coverage.
Unlimited workspace seats included
Add your whole team — no per-seat fees.
Scheduled re-audits
Daily, weekly, or monthly — runs without you.
99.99% Availability Target
A monitored, resilient audit pipeline.
30-Day Log History
Every audit run retained and searchable.
Unpwnd Support
Real humans, fast replies.
// how the swarm bills

Held up front, settled to actual.

Every run is quoted before it starts, held while the swarm works, then settled to exactly what it cost.

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Metered

Before a run starts, a deterministic pre-pass counts what changed and prices it in credits. You see the quote and approve it before anything runs.

pre-pass→counts what changed→~3,701 cr quoted
same inputs → same quote, every time
Full deploy

Connect a repository and the swarm audits the whole codebase once — its first full deploy, top to bottom.

~9,618 cr held · whole codebase, once
Incremental deploy

After that, every re-audit re-attacks only what changed — a fraction of a full run. Nothing changed since last time? It skips, free.

~3,701 cr · only what changed
0 cr · unchanged — skips free
Settlement

The quote is held while the swarm works, then settled to what it actually cost the moment it finishes. Come in under the hold and the difference is refunded automatically.

held ~9,618 cr → refund → settled to actual
unused credits auto-refund at completion
Run out before the month is up? Top up any time — without changing your subscription.
// questions

Pricing, answered

01 What exactly is a credit?
A credit is the unit audits are priced in. Scans are metered: each run is quoted in credits up front and spends exactly that quote or less. Your monthly amount is how many credits you want available each cycle.
02 How do I know what a scan will cost?
Before any scan runs, unpwnd quotes it: a deterministic pre-pass counts what changed and prices the run in credits. The quote is held when you confirm — and if the scan comes in under the hold, the difference is refunded automatically the moment it completes.
03 Do unused credits roll over?
No. Credits are a monthly allowance and reset at the start of each cycle. Pick an amount that matches how much you actually ship — you can change it any time.
04 What happens if I run out mid-month?
Top up in 5,000-credit blocks without changing your subscription. Or bump your monthly amount up — the change takes effect immediately.
05 Can I change my credit amount?
Yes. Increasing your amount takes effect immediately with a fresh cycle. Decreasing applies at your next renewal, so you keep the credits you've already paid for this month.
06 What counts as a scan?
Running an audit on a repository — on demand or on a schedule. Adding a new repository includes its first full audit. Re-audits only re-attack what changed, and an unchanged repo skips free.
07 Is my source code stored?
No. unpwnd clones your repo read-only into an ephemeral sandbox that's wiped when the scan ends. Only the findings persist — never your code.
// point it at a repo

Stay unpwnd.

Connect a repository. The swarm takes it from there.

Deploy the swarmAll features
$ unpwnd audit your-org/your-repo
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