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    Junglewise vs Aikido

    Aikido Security bundles most scanners a small team needs into one product at a flat price: code, dependencies, secrets, containers, infrastructure as code, cloud posture and DAST, with AutoFix pull requests. Junglewise covers fewer systems today, GitHub and AWS, and goes further on each: it watches threat findings and account activity as well as configuration, fixes the cloud account itself when you approve, and on Team puts a security engineer behind it.

    Aikido compared with Junglewise
    Typical priceAikido: Free for 2 users. Basic is $350 a month ($315 billed yearly) for 10 users, with up to 30% off for startups under 10 people and $1.5M raised. Pro is $700.Junglewise: Monitor $99 a month with unlimited team members; Team $499 with fixes drafted and an engineer.
    What it coversAikido: Code, dependencies, secrets, containers and VMs, infrastructure as code, cloud posture and DAST, in one dashboard.Junglewise: GitHub and AWS today: dependencies, pull request reviews, CI runs, and the account's GuardDuty, CloudTrail and Security Hub findings. Google Cloud, Azure and GitLab are coming.
    Who fixes itAikido: AutoFix drafts pull requests for dependency, code and container findings, unlimited on paid plans. Cloud fixes come as Terraform or a pull request; Aikido does not change infrastructure itself.Junglewise: Fix pull requests for code, and changes in the AWS account itself, such as deactivating a leaked key, applied when you approve.
    An incident in your cloudAikido: A read-only connection that checks configuration and scans VMs and registries.Junglewise: GuardDuty threat findings and CloudTrail activity every five minutes, so a leaked key in use is an incident to act on, not a line in a report.
    A person to askAikido: In-app chat on Free, same-day support on Pro, priority Slack or Teams support on Advanced.Junglewise: On Team, a security engineer in UK business hours for the judgment calls and your customers' questions.
    ComplianceAikido: Evidence for technical controls, synced into Vanta, Drata and other compliance platforms.Junglewise: From Team: evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reviews. On Advisor, questionnaire and audit support from a named strategy lead.

    Aikido figures are from Aikido's pricing page and documentation, in US dollars, checked September 2026, for a 6 to 10 person startup. Junglewise prices exclude VAT. Sources: Aikido pricing, Aikido AutoFix, Aikido cloud posture, Aikido compliance.

    Which fits

    The honest answer depends on your team

    Aikido is the better fit when

    • You want the widest scanner coverage in one tool at a flat, published price.
    • You need Google Cloud, Azure, GitLab or Kubernetes covered today.
    • You already run Vanta or Drata and want scan results synced into it.

    Junglewise is the better fit when

    • You are on GitHub and AWS, and want the fix made, in the account as well as the code.
    • You want activity and threats in the account watched, not only its configuration.
    • You want a security engineer to tell you what is real and help answer customers.

    Questions

    Which is cheaper, Aikido or Junglewise?
    For 2 people, Aikido's free plan. For a team of 10, Aikido Basic is $350 a month; Junglewise Monitor is $99 with unlimited team members, and Team at $499 adds drafted fixes and a security engineer.
    Can I use Aikido and Junglewise together?
    Yes. Aikido's scanners cover systems Junglewise does not connect to yet, and Junglewise adds threat monitoring in AWS, fixes applied in the account and, on Team, a person to ask.
    Is there a free way to try Junglewise?
    The domain scan is free and needs no account. Team has a free 14-day trial with the engineer included.

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