Code Maps

Pricing

Two paths: run it yourself, free and forever, or let us run it for you. Only the first one exists today, and this page will not pretend otherwise.

Only the open-source edition exists today. Code Maps Cloud is not built yet: there is no billing, no sign-up and no card form anywhere on this site. The prices and quotas below are what we plan to offer, published early so you can tell us if they are wrong. Writing to us puts you on the waitlist and nothing else.

Two ways to have it

Available now

Open source

MIT licence · on your machine

The whole product: the city, the four lenses, the scanners, the report and the AI as a guide with your own key. Clone it, run it, and nothing leaves your computer. It is not a trial and not a cut-down version.

View on GitHub Open the map

Coming soon

Code Maps Cloud

Hosted by us · in development

The same thing with nothing to install, plus what a single machine cannot give you: private repositories connected to GitHub, the grade over time, scheduled analyses, alerts, PR comments and your team looking at the same map.

Join the waitlist

Code Maps Cloud plans

Open Source

$0per month

Available now

For anyone with a repository and a terminal.

  • Public repositories and local folders, with no size limit: it is your machine
  • The full viewer: city, constellation, four lenses, heat, 2D
  • Every finding: Trivy, gitleaks, debt, hotspots
  • The report, the grade and CSV export
  • The AI as a guide, with your own Anthropic key
Open the map

Solo

$19per month

Coming soon · $15 billed yearly

For one person who keeps coming back to the same repositories: freelancer, startup CTO, consultant.

  • 5 private repositories connected to GitHub
  • 60 analyses a month, up to 10k source files per repository
  • The grade over time: 12 months of history
  • 50 questions to the AI a month included, or your key with no cap
  • 10 PDF reports a month
Join the waitlist

Team

$39per seat per month

Coming soon · $32 billed yearly · minimum 3 seats

For a team that wants the map to watch the repositories for them.

  • 25 private repositories; each extra one, $5 a month
  • 500 analyses a month, up to 50k source files per repository
  • Daily and on-push analysis; alerts when the grade drops
  • Comments on pull requests that touch a hotspot
  • Portfolio, roles and 150 questions to the AI per seat, pooled
Join the waitlist

Enterprise

Let's talk

Coming soon

For organisations where nothing may leave the network.

  • In your cloud or your data centre, no quotas
  • SSO, SCIM and audit log
  • Your own model or your own key for the guide
  • Custom findings and weights; support with an SLA
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The quotas, one by one

An analysis is one full read of a repository: clone, measure, scan and grade. Reopening a map that is already analysed costs nothing.

Open SourceSoloTeamEnterprise
Where it runsYour machineOur cloudOur cloudYour cloud or data centre
Public repositoriesUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Private repositoriesWhatever you have locally525, more at $5 eachUnlimited
Analyses per monthUnlimited (your CPU)60500Unlimited
Maximum size per repository2k per repo in Cloud · no limit on your machine10k source files50k source filesCustom
Source files in total (Cloud)5kUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Public open-source projectsUp to 25k files, at no cost*Up to 25k files, at no cost*
Grade history12 monthsUnlimitedUnlimited
Seats11From 3Custom
Questions to the AIYour key, no cap50 a month, or your key150 per seat, or your keyYour model or your key
PDF reports10 a monthUnlimitedUnlimited, with your brand
Scheduled analysisWeeklyDaily and on every pushDaily and on every push
PR comments and alertsIncludedIncluded
SSO, SCIM and audit logIncluded
IntegrationsSARIF reports (Snyk, Semgrep, CodeQL…)SARIF reports (Snyk, Semgrep, CodeQL…)SARIF, plus GitHub, Slack and Jira once they existThe above, SonarQube and custom
Built-in rules (Trivy, gitleaks, debt)IncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Import team rules and suppressions*IncludedIncludedIncluded
Custom rules*IncludedPlus custom grade weights
Accepted risk with an expiry date*IncludedIncludedIncluded
Quality gate on the PR: fails if the grade drops*IncludedIncluded
Report by OWASP Top 10 and CWE*IncludedIncluded
SupportCommunity, on GitHubEmailPriority emailSLA

* Paid-plan features. None of them exists yet: they are what we plan to build.

Audit

from $500per repository

A one-off engagement rather than a subscription: we run Code Maps over your repository and hand back a written inspection — what the grade means, which districts carry the risk, which hotspots to touch first, and what it would cost to fix. Useful before a funding round, an acquisition, or a rewrite argument.

  • A written report with the map, the findings and a prioritised plan
  • A walkthrough session with your engineering team
  • Re-run after the fixes to show what moved
Ask about an audit

About the plans

Can I pay right now?

No. There is no billing anywhere in Code Maps. Write to us and you join the waitlist; we will tell you before anything starts to cost money.

Is the open-source edition a trial?

No. It is the whole product under the MIT licence, and it stays that way. Clone it, run it, fork it. Cloud charges for what costs money to operate — hosting, keeping history, watching repositories — not for unlocking the viewer.

What happens when I run out of quota?

New analyses wait for the next cycle and everything already analysed stays open, with its history. Overage is never charged automatically: if you need more, you move up a plan or write to us.

Does the chat cost anything?

In the open-source edition it uses your own Anthropic key and you pay Anthropic per use. In Cloud every plan includes a number of questions per month; with your own key there is no cap.

Is my private code stored in Cloud?

The planned design is to analyse in an isolated environment that is destroyed when it finishes, and to keep only the results: metrics, findings with file:line and the grade. If that is not enough, Enterprise runs inside your network and the open-source edition on your machine.

What makes a good design partner?

A codebase big enough that nobody holds it in their head, and someone who will tell us bluntly which parts of the map are useless. In exchange you get the paid features early and a say in what gets built.

What about open-source projects?

On your machine, none from a plan: the code is open and the only cap is technical (10k files, adjustable with CODEMAP_MAX_FILES). In Cloud, where analysis runs on our machines, the free plan analyses repositories of up to 2k source files, and 5k across all of them, which covers the vast majority of projects and microservices; Solo reaches 10k per repository, Team 50k, and Enterprise has no cap. Open-source projects with a public repository go up to 25k at no cost, as an intent: there is no way to request it yet.

Start with the open-source one

It is the whole product. If it earns a place in how you work, tell us what Cloud should do for you.

Open the map hello@codemaps.co