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Codex Security vs Greptile

A side by side look at Codex Security and Greptile: pricing, features and what each one is best for.

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What it costs

Pricing
Open source
Pricing details
The CLI and SDK are Apache-2.0 and free to install from npm as @openai/codex-security. Scans are billed as model usage against your own key, and OPENAI_API_KEY, Amazon Bedrock, OpenRouter and Fireworks all work as providers. Set a soft ceiling with --max-cost; the docs are explicit that it is an estimate, not a hard spending cap. Note that some cybersecurity requests and protected findings require approval through Trusted Access for Cyber.
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • CLI and TypeScript SDK (Apache-2.0)$0/mo

What it is

What it does
OpenAI's application security agent. An Apache-2.0 CLI and TypeScript SDK that finds vulnerabilities, validates them before reporting, and proposes fixes.

What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
Free tier available - paid plan at $30 per seat per month including 50 credits per seat, with additional credits at $1 each - priced per seat rather than per pull request
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Starter$0/mo
  • Pro$30/mo
  • EnterpriseContact sales

What it is

What it does
AI pull request reviewer that indexes your whole repository first, so that its comments account for how a change interacts with code in other files too.
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