codethreat
CodeThreat uses AI-assisted reviews and security scans to help application security and development teams find risks in repositories and pull requests before code is merged.
Who it's for
- Application security teams that want AI-assisted SAST and false-positive triage alongside SCA and other listed security scans.
- Development teams using GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket that want security findings during pull request review.
- Organizations seeking on-premises deployment or private LLM hosting options, which CodeThreat lists on its Enterprise Plan.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams needing more than 3 private repositories on the Free Plan: that plan is capped at 3 private repositories.
- Teams that require a published Enterprise price before evaluating a plan: the page does not state the Enterprise price.
How it fits your workflow
Connect CodeThreat with a supported source-control service or CI/CD workflow and analyze repositories or code changes. The platform describes project-wide repository analysis and pull request reviews that identify security issues and risks.
Review findings and explanations, including the false-positive agent's assessment of whether an issue may be non-exploitable. The page also lists SAST, SCA, infrastructure, container, and secret scanning capabilities.
Pricing
Free: The Free Plan costs $0/month and includes 3 private repositories, limited Agentic PR Review and False Positive Elimination, SAST and SCA scanning, and no credit top-ups.
Free Plan
$0/month
- · 3 private repositories
- · Limited Agentic PR Review
- · Limited False Positive Elimination
- · SAST and SCA scanning
Pro Plan
$39 per contributor/month
- · Role-based access control
- · Secret scanning
- · Infrastructure security
- · Jira integration
Enterprise Plan
Not stated
- · On-premises deployment
- · SLA and dedicated support
- · Advanced compliance reporting
- · Private LLM model hosting options
Prices checked on Oct 29, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Agentic PR Review
- Reviews code changes at the pull request level and performs project-wide analysis to identify issues, risks, and improvement points before code is merged.
- False Positive Agent
- Re-checks findings, flags issues considered non-exploitable, and explains why they may be false positives.
- AI SAST
- Analyzes code with project context to identify security issues such as logic flaws, data flows, and authorization paths.
- Agentic Repository Analysis
- Maps a project and generates AI-powered insights about architecture, documentation, endpoints, dependencies, and data flows.
- Repository Mapping
- Visualizes repository components, flows, and relationships to help teams understand project structure.
- Unified security scanning
- Brings SAST, SCA, infrastructure-as-code, container security, and secret scanning into one platform.
Works with
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- CI/CD pipelines
- Cloud providers
- Jira
Limitations to know
- The Free Plan is limited to 3 private repositories and includes limited Agentic PR Review and False Positive Elimination.
- The page does not state the Enterprise Plan price.
Alternatives to consider
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CodeCrab
Choose it if you want local-first AI reviews of pull requests and uncommitted changes using your own AI tools and keys, without uploading source code to the cloud.
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Sentrint
Choose it if you want a code-security scanner focused on hardcoded secrets, access rules, vulnerable dependencies, and dangerous code paths, with AI-filtered findings and a numeric grade.
Getting started
- Choose Try for Free to start with the Free Plan, or book a demo.
- Use the listed source-control and CI/CD integrations to incorporate CodeThreat into the development workflow.