Codex Security vs Optibot
A side by side look at Codex Security and Optibot: pricing, features and what each one is best for.
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| Pricing | Open source | Paid |
| 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. | Per-user plans billed annually: $29 per user per month for up to 50 deep pull request reviews per user per month, $49 per user per month for up to 100, with a higher tier up to 350 - the pricing page gives a worked example of ten engineers at roughly $290/month |
| Free option | Free tier | Free trial only |
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| 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. | Pairs AI pull request review with engineering analytics, and is priced by review volume per user so the bill tracks output rather than raw headcount here. |
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
- Paid
- Pricing details
- Per-user plans billed annually: $29 per user per month for up to 50 deep pull request reviews per user per month, $49 per user per month for up to 100, with a higher tier up to 350 - the pricing page gives a worked example of ten engineers at roughly $290/month
- Free option
- Free trial only
- Plans
- Optibot$35/mo
- Optibot Pro$60/mo
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What it is
- What it does
- Pairs AI pull request review with engineering analytics, and is priced by review volume per user so the bill tracks output rather than raw headcount here.
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What each one is actually like to use, tested by hand rather than summarised from the vendor’s own page.
