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HackerOne Code pricing

AI and human-powered code security platform that reviews code changes and flags vulnerabilities before release.

Free plan
No
Paid from
-
Plans
2
Free trial
14 days

What is HackerOne Code?

HackerOne Code is a code security platform for engineering teams, engineering managers and enterprises that want to catch vulnerabilities before code reaches production. It combines proprietary AI that flags high-risk code changes with expert human reviewers who validate each finding, then delivers remediation guidance inside the developer's existing tools. It integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps and supports major languages and frameworks. Offerings include application security testing and human-led code security audits. The product is sold through scheduled demos and pricing plans rather than a self-serve free tier.

Plans and prices

Team

-

$129/mo billed yearly

  • Smart Review Selection coverage
  • AI security hotspot detection
  • Access to reviewer network
  • Code quality and review metrics
  • GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket integrations
  • Premium Customer Success team

Enterprise

Customcontact sales

  • On-premise installation and support
  • SAML Single Sign-on
  • API access for custom integrations
  • Smart Review Selection coverage
  • AI security hotspot detection
  • Access to reviewer network
  • Code quality and review metrics
  • Premium Customer Success with Slack support

Prices in USD, as shown by pullrequest.com. Source: pricing page. Last checked October 30, 2026.

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Category: Developer tools / Testing and QA
What it does: AI and human-powered code security platform that reviews code changes and flags vulnerabilities before release.
Free trial: 14 days
Plans:
- Team: - ($129/mo billed yearly). Includes: Smart Review Selection coverage, AI security hotspot detection, Access to reviewer network, Code quality and review metrics, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket integrations
- Enterprise: Contact sales. Includes: On-premise installation and support, SAML Single Sign-on, API access for custom integrations, Smart Review Selection coverage, AI security hotspot detection
Alternatives in the directory: 12 Testers 14 Days, AgentScan, Appetize.io, Beeceptor
Pricing page: https://www.pullrequest.com/pricing/
Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/pullrequest-com

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Pricing facts

Pricing model
Per seat
Billing
yearly

About HackerOne Code

Platforms
api
Security and compliance
ISO 27001
Integrations
GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Azure DevOps, Amazon Web Services, DigitalOcean, Braintree, Stripe

Features

  • Smart Review Selection
  • AI security hotspot detection
  • Human reviewer network
  • Code quality metrics
  • GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket integrations
  • SAML Single Sign-on
  • API access
  • On-premise installation

Price history

No price changes recorded since we started tracking on October 30, 2026.

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