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I want to decide whether GitGuardian (gitguardian.com) is the right tool and which plan to pick.
Below is what the StableMRR pricing directory read from GitGuardian's own pricing page (last checked 2026-10-30). It can be out of date, so treat it as a starting point.
Category: Developer tools / Monitoring and observability
What it does: Security platform that detects, prioritizes and remediates leaked secrets and credentials across code, pipelines and machine identities.
Plans:
- Starter: Free. Limits: developers Up to 25 devs, historical scan detection Up to 500, API calls 10K API calls/month, repo scanning capacity 1 GB. Includes: Internal secrets monitoring, Unlimited real-time scanning, Historical scan detection, Repo scanning capacity 1 GB, Limited ggshield CLI and pre-commit hooks
- Business: Contact sales. Limits: teams Up to 20 teams, repo scanning capacity 12 GB. Includes: Everything in free plan, Endpoint Protection add on, Remediation playbooks, Scan Git repository up to 12 Gb
- Enterprise: Contact sales. Limits: teams Unlimited, API calls Unlimited, custom detectors Unlimited. Includes: Internal Secrets Monitoring, Public Secrets Monitoring, NHI Governance with Honeytoken, Endpoint Protection add on, Collaboration tools scanning add on
- Growth: Contact sales. Limits: teams Up to 10, repo scanning capacity 12 GB. Includes: Everything in Starter, Internal secrets monitoring expanded, Public secrets monitoring limited, Developer Endpoint protection, Remediation playbooks and integrations
Alternatives in the directory: AgentGov, ActivityProof, Adadot, Adversemonitor
Pricing page: https://www.gitguardian.com/pricing
Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/gitguardian-com
First ask me three short questions about my team size, budget and what I need it for. Then recommend one plan, tell me what could make it a bad fit, and compare it with the alternatives. Finish with what I should check on the vendor's site before I pay.