ZeroPath

ZeroPath is an AI-native application security platform that finds, verifies and fixes vulnerabilities in source code for security and engineering teams. Its focus is on the bugs rule-based static analysis is weakest at: business logic errors, broken authentication and authorization bypasses. Rather than stopping at a report, it checks whether a finding is exploitable and generates a patch, which aims to cut the triage work that makes security scanners unpopular with developers.

What is ZeroPath used for?

Companies use ZeroPath as their main code security scanner or alongside an existing one to catch higher-impact bugs. It covers several layers of AppSec in one product.

• Running AI SAST that targets business logic flaws and broken auth
• Verifying exploitability and generating patches that are meant to pass tests and merge cleanly
• Triaging dependency CVEs by whether your code actually calls the vulnerable function
• Detecting and validating exposed secrets and flagging IaC misconfigurations in Terraform, CloudFormation and Kubernetes
• Posting inline security reviews on every push to a pull request
• Syncing findings to Jira, Linear or ServiceNow and applying policies with a policy engine

Who ZeroPath is best for

ZeroPath fits product security teams at growth-stage and enterprise companies, fintech and crypto firms where logic bugs are costly, and security consultancies. Its broad source control support, including Azure DevOps and Gerrit, helps larger organizations with mixed tooling. Early-stage startups with a handful of developers may find the starting price steep unless they qualify for its startup discount.

ZeroPath pricing

As of October 2026, ZeroPath's Team plan starts at $1,000 per month plus $60 per developer, billed monthly, and includes unlimited repositories and scans, SAST with logic and auth detection, reachable SCA, secrets and IaC scanning, runtime validation, PR reviews with one-click autofix, SSO and Jira, Linear and Slack integrations. Enterprise is custom and adds on-premises or private cloud deployment, bring-your-own LLM keys, SCIM, a policy engine and custom compliance reports, with a free proof-of-value engagement. A pay-per-scan credits plan is listed as coming soon. Startups can get up to 50% off, and independent security researchers can apply for free access.

Limitations to keep in mind

• No general free tier, and the entry price is high for small teams
• Detection and noise reduction figures on the site are the vendor's claims
• Supported programming languages are not listed on the homepage, so confirm coverage first
• Generated patches still need code review before merging

ZeroPath vs alternatives

Snyk is the better-known developer security platform with a deep vulnerability database and a free tier, which makes it easier for small teams to start. Codacy is a lighter option that mixes code quality and security checks. CodeRabbit gives broad AI pull request reviews but is not a dedicated security product. ZeroPath is the stronger pick when your main worry is logic and auth vulnerabilities and you want exploitability checks and patches rather than long lists of warnings.

Tips for getting started with ZeroPath

Ask for the proof-of-value engagement and point it at a repository with known historical vulnerabilities to see what it catches. Compare its reachable SCA results with your current dependency scanner to measure how much noise drops. Turn on PR reviews for one team before rolling out organization-wide. If you are a startup, ask about the discount before signing.

ZeroPath FAQ

How much does ZeroPath cost?

ZeroPath's Team plan starts at $1,000 per month plus $60 per developer as of October 2026, and Enterprise pricing is custom.

Is ZeroPath free?

No, ZeroPath has no general free tier, but it offers a free proof-of-value for enterprise buyers and free access for independent security researchers by application.

What makes ZeroPath different from traditional SAST?

ZeroPath uses AI to find business logic and authentication flaws, checks whether findings are exploitable, and generates patches instead of only reporting issues.

What is the best alternative to ZeroPath?

Snyk is the most common alternative for developer security scanning, especially for teams that want a free tier to start.