Keep code changes within the boundaries your team approves.
AI tools help developers write code faster. Before those changes are merged, AI Badge helps your team review whether they introduce access you haven't authorized.
See intended pricing See the analyzer demo
The demo shows what AI Badge's analyzer, which exists today, found in example projects made up for it. The pull request check itself is not built yet.
approved api.payments.example PAYMENTS_API_KEY change notify() connects to collector.example.net result not approved: flagged merge waits for a reviewer
AI Badge is in development. This is how it is being built to work.
You define what each part of your application is allowed to access: websites and services it may connect to, secrets and credentials it may read, and programs and commands it may launch.
AI Badge reads code changes and checks them against those rules. It analyzes the code without executing it.
When it detects access outside the approved boundaries, it flags the change and can block merging until a designated reviewer approves it. For example, a component may be allowed to connect to your payment provider. If a change introduces a connection to an unapproved website, AI Badge flags it for review.
Your team decides whether the new access is necessary.
Write code faster. Approve new access deliberately.
These are the plans AI Badge is intended to launch with. AI Badge is not for sale yet, and plans and prices may change before launch. On every plan, developers are unlimited and AI Badge runs in your own CI.
$0
Monthly or annual
Dashboard: Repository overview, findings, policy status, basic approval, and a view of each folder's access.
$59 a month
or $601.80 a year, paid upfront (15% off)
Dashboard: Free features, plus editing a folder's access from the dashboard (which opens a pull request for approval), designated approvers, and local audit exports.
$199 a month
or $2,029.80 a year, paid upfront (15% off)
Dashboard: Starter features, plus approval routing by folder or team, alerts, and shared policy templates.
$699 a month
or $7,129.80 a year, paid upfront (15% off)
Dashboard: Team features, plus SSO, organization-wide reporting, and centralized signed audit evidence.
Custom
Monthly or annual, by agreement
Dashboard: Business features, plus offline licensing and tailored deployment and support terms.
Planned: the Detection Licensing Auditor, which reads the licensing evidence behind your YARA and Sigma rules, as an add-on to an AI Badge plan. Intended pricing, on Starter, Team, Business, and Enterprise:
| AI Badge plan | Add-on a month | Plan and add-on a month | Add-on a year (15% off) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $29 | $88 | $295.80 |
| Team | $79 | $278 | $805.80 |
| Business | $149 | $848 | $1,519.80 |
| Enterprise | Negotiated | Custom | Custom |
Annual plans are paid upfront. Higher tiers include all lower-tier features. Repository allowances are not cumulative: Team allows 25 repositories in total, not 25 on top of Starter's 10. Intended: open source projects can request a free Team account.
Neither product line is generally available yet. Nothing on this site is for sale today.
The Detection Licensing Auditor engine exists. Its service is not built. AI Badge's analyzer reads JavaScript and TypeScript today and has been run against the commit history of 14 public repositories. The pull request check, merge blocking, the organization dashboard, and the features in the intended plans are in development. Support for Go, Rust, Python, and C# is planned.
If you evaluate detection content, or review code changes written with AI assistants, we would like to hear how you work.
The Detection Licensing Auditor's report is an engineering analysis of license text and evidence. It is not legal advice and does not substitute for counsel.