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Heeler automates the research, triage, and remediation of open-source risk: combining AI driven fixes, runtime threat modeling, and preventive guardrails in one streamlined platform. Helping teams eliminate up to 80% of their open source security backlog.
Overview
Heeler is purpose built to remediate open source risk: combining AI assisted fixes, runtime threat modeling, and preventive guardrails into a single, streamlined solution. Teams use Heeler to eliminate up to 80% of their open source security backlog by:
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Automating research, triage, and remediation for open source risk and leverage an agent to perform library upgrades
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Prioritizing with runtime threat modeling to surface what vulnerabilities represent true risk and are exploitable
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Implementing preventive developer guardrails to reduce new risk from entering the codebase
Highlights
- Generate Verified Fixes with Agentic Workflows Heeler calculates the safest remediation path, and uses agentic workflows to apply the fix and run multi stage compilation and CI/CD checks. Developers receive a validated PR they can trust: fully validated, tested, and ready to merge.
- Prioritize What Is Exploitable Heeler uses static and runtime analysis to identify vulnerable open source libraries in your codebase combined with runtime threat modeling to determine what is actually exploitable. No noise, just a focused list of what matters.
- Protection from Risky Libraries By enforcing policies at the pull request level with runtime aware context, Heeler enables teams to block or flag risky dependencies before they hit production: ensuring protection against known high risk libraries at the pull request.
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Pricing
Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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Per 100 Contributing Developers | A Contributing Developer is defined as any developer who has made a commit to a private repository monitored by Heeler within the last 90 days. Contributions to public (open source) repositories are not counted in this definition. | $25,000.00 |
Dimensions summary
Pricing uses one unit: blocks of 100 Contributing Developers under a contract. A Contributing Developer is any developer who committed to a monitored private repository in the last 90 days. Commits to public repositories do not count. AI agents that commit for a developer count under that developer's account, not separately. Your cost scales with team size, not with how much code your agents produce. You buy the number of developer units your team requires, so pricing grows in proportion to headcount rather than usage volume.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
A Contributing Developer is any developer whose commits land in a private repository that the platform monitors within the last 90 days. Commits to public or open source repositories are not counted. AI agents that commit for a developer count under that developer's human account, not as separate developers.
The annual subscription includes quarterly true-ups. Every quarter the number of Contributing Developers is reassessed so your plan reflects current team size. This allows billing adjustments as your team grows or shrinks. You buy developer units in blocks of 100 under the contract.
No. AI agents that commit on behalf of a developer count under that developer's account, not separately. The pricing unit scales with human team size, not with how much code your agents generate. Adding agent activity alone does not raise your Contributing Developer count.
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