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Codex Security vs Jules

A side by side look at Codex Security and Jules: 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

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 gives 15 tasks a day and 3 concurrent tasks. Jules Pro raises that to 100 tasks a day and 15 concurrent with Gemini 3 Pro, and Jules Ultra to 300 tasks a day and 60 concurrent with priority access to new models. Paid tiers are sold through Google AI subscriptions rather than priced on the Jules page.
Free option
Free tier

What it is

What it does
Google Labs coding agent that clones your repo to a cloud VM, plans with Gemini, writes the change and opens a pull request for review. Free tier included.
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