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Socket

by Socket

Supply chain security with PR scanning and AI-powered risk analysis

Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27

Overview

Socket scans packages across major registries, warns or blocks on risky dependency changes in pull requests, and uses AI-powered risk analysis with reachability to cut CVE noise. The free plan covers 1 dev seat and 1,000 scans a month, Team is $25 per dev seat and Business $50. It focuses on dependency risk, so it will not review your own application logic the way a general PR reviewer does.

Our verdict

Best treated as the dependency gate in your PR flow, especially with AI agents adding packages. Pair it with a reviewer for first-party code.

Best for

Teams whose biggest risk is third party packages added by humans or agents.

Avoid if

You need a reviewer for application logic.

Pros

  • Free plan and public per-seat prices
  • SOC 2 Type II stated
  • Blocks malicious packages at install and PR

Cons

  • Dependency focus, not full code review
  • Team plan needs a 5 seat minimum
  • GitLab and Bitbucket only on Enterprise

Key capabilities

Malicious package detection across registriesBlock or warn on risky dependency PRsAI-powered risk analysisReachability analysis on TeamAutofix and patchesMCP server and AI code agent integrations

Frequently asked questions

Is Socket free?

Yes. The free plan includes 1 dev seat and 1,000 scans a month.

How much does Socket cost?

Team is $25 per dev seat per month from 5 seats, Business is $50 per dev seat from 20 seats, and Enterprise is custom.

Does Socket hold SOC 2?

The pricing page lists Socket as SOC 2 Type II compliant.

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