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Junglewise vs a security scanner
Scanners such as Snyk, Aikido and GitHub's own tools are good at finding problems. What they leave you with is a list. Junglewise watches the same code and cloud, then drafts the fix and explains it, so the list gets shorter instead of longer.
| A scanner | Junglewise | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | A scanner: $150 to $500 a month for a small team. | Junglewise: Monitor $99 a month for the agent on its own; Team $499 with fixes drafted and an engineer. |
| What you get | A scanner: A feed of findings to triage yourself. | Junglewise: Findings triaged for your stack, with the fix drafted as a pull request or a cloud change you can read line by line. |
| Who fixes it | A scanner: You, usually after hours. | Junglewise: Junglewise drafts it and applies it when you approve, or on its own for the kinds of fix you allow in auto mode. |
| Your cloud account | A scanner: Varies by product. | Junglewise: AWS today: GuardDuty, CloudTrail and Security Hub, with fixes such as deactivating a leaked key. |
| A person to ask | A scanner: Vendor support for the tool. | Junglewise: On Team, a security engineer in UK business hours for the judgment calls and your customers' questions. |
Prices for the alternatives are from vendor pricing pages and a 2026 vCISO benchmark, September 2026, for a 6 to 10 person startup. Junglewise prices exclude VAT.
Which fits
The honest answer depends on your team
A scanner is the better fit when
- You already have security engineers who triage findings every day and want raw coverage.
- You need a specific scanner's language or ecosystem support that Junglewise does not cover yet.
Junglewise is the better fit when
- Nobody on the team owns security full time, and findings pile up.
- You want fixes, not just findings, and a person to check the judgment calls.
- A customer has sent a security questionnaire and you need answers you can stand behind.
Questions
- Can I keep my scanner and add Junglewise?
- Yes. When it investigates a repository, Junglewise can read the code scanning alerts GitHub already shows for it.
- Is there a free way to try it?
- The domain scan is free and needs no account. Team has a free 14-day trial with the engineer included.
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