This guide will help you understand how to upgrade from DeepSource’s free plan, explaining key concepts like team members, targets, and how billing works. DeepSource offers two distinct products — Code Analysis and Software Composition Analysis (SCA) — that can be purchased independently through the Billing settings page.
The Code Analysis product is a comprehensive suite that includes several components:
Team members in DeepSource refer to users who need access to analysis results, reports, and the ability to interact with issues:
DeepSource Code Analysis offers three tiers:
Refer to the Code Analysis tab in the pricing page for more information.
A target in DeepSource SCA refers to:
DeepSource SCA is priced separately from Code Analysis and based on the number of targets you need to analyze:
Refer to the Software Composition Analysis tab in the pricing page for more information.
Activation: Targets are billed immediately upon activation. Once you enable SCA analysis for a dependency manifest file, it begins counting toward your monthly target usage.
Deactivation: When you deactivate a target, it’s removed from billing 30 days later, regardless of whether you’re on a monthly or annual plan.
To upgrade your DeepSource plan for either or both products:
DeepSource Billing settings page showing SCA and Code Analysis plan options with upgrade buttons
When you upgrade your plan or add seats/targets during a billing cycle, DeepSource uses proration to ensure you’re only charged for what you use:
You have the flexibility to choose how you purchase DeepSource products:
For Enterprise customers, we offer custom pricing and additional features tailored to your needs. Contact us for more information.
You’ll need to purchase seats for each user who requires access to DeepSource. Ideally, this should match the number of users in your GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or Azure DevOps organization.
Yes, you can switch between monthly and annual billing at any time. When switching to annual billing, you’ll receive a 20% discount.
You can manage your plan from the “Billing” section of your organization settings. For Code Analysis, upgrading to paid plans removes the team member limits and enables additional features. For SCA, you can add more targets with the pay-as-you-go Premium plan.
Yes, both products can be purchased and used independently of each other based on your specific needs.
For any billing-related questions, please contact our support team or sales for Enterprise inquiries.
This guide will help you understand how to upgrade from DeepSource’s free plan, explaining key concepts like team members, targets, and how billing works. DeepSource offers two distinct products — Code Analysis and Software Composition Analysis (SCA) — that can be purchased independently through the Billing settings page.
The Code Analysis product is a comprehensive suite that includes several components:
Team members in DeepSource refer to users who need access to analysis results, reports, and the ability to interact with issues:
DeepSource Code Analysis offers three tiers:
Refer to the Code Analysis tab in the pricing page for more information.
A target in DeepSource SCA refers to:
DeepSource SCA is priced separately from Code Analysis and based on the number of targets you need to analyze:
Refer to the Software Composition Analysis tab in the pricing page for more information.
Activation: Targets are billed immediately upon activation. Once you enable SCA analysis for a dependency manifest file, it begins counting toward your monthly target usage.
Deactivation: When you deactivate a target, it’s removed from billing 30 days later, regardless of whether you’re on a monthly or annual plan.
To upgrade your DeepSource plan for either or both products:
DeepSource Billing settings page showing SCA and Code Analysis plan options with upgrade buttons
When you upgrade your plan or add seats/targets during a billing cycle, DeepSource uses proration to ensure you’re only charged for what you use:
You have the flexibility to choose how you purchase DeepSource products:
For Enterprise customers, we offer custom pricing and additional features tailored to your needs. Contact us for more information.
You’ll need to purchase seats for each user who requires access to DeepSource. Ideally, this should match the number of users in your GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or Azure DevOps organization.
Yes, you can switch between monthly and annual billing at any time. When switching to annual billing, you’ll receive a 20% discount.
You can manage your plan from the “Billing” section of your organization settings. For Code Analysis, upgrading to paid plans removes the team member limits and enables additional features. For SCA, you can add more targets with the pay-as-you-go Premium plan.
Yes, both products can be purchased and used independently of each other based on your specific needs.
For any billing-related questions, please contact our support team or sales for Enterprise inquiries.