Mobb is a trusted, automatic vulnerability fixer that fixes issues in your code.
Using deterministic algorithms combined with advanced AI, Mobb Autofixer produces quality code fixes to vulnerabilities detected by the industry-leading SAST providers.
Mobb is easily integrated into any CI/CD pipeline, providing developers with reliable code fixes for detected findings, and reducing dramatically the time it takes to fix an issue.
Highlights
Save thousands of developers' work hours by getting accurate code fixes for each vulnerability detected in your system.
Mobb doesn't produce more issues, We Fix!
Feed in your favorite SAST tool vulnerability report and get fixes right away.
Mobb is integrated everywhere developers work: IDEs, source code management systems, CI/CD pipelines, ticketing systems and Slack.
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You buy this product through a contract, priced per contributing developer. A committer counts as active if they push a commit within the last 90 days. Two dimensions are available. The Mobb Vulnerability Fixer unit is the base offering, billed by the number of developer units you commit to. The End of Year Special Offer applies a 20% discount to that same unit and stays valid until the end of 2024. Both dimensions cover the same product; the offer simply reduces the per-unit rate for eligible purchases within the promotion window.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one contributing developer unit for billing?
A contributing developer is an active committer, following the standard code-hosting definition. A committer is active if they pushed a commit to the repository within the last 90 days, regardless of when it was authored. Paid usage only counts active contributors who committed to at least one private repository where the tool is installed.
How do the two dimensions combine on my invoice?
The two dimensions cover the same product, so you do not buy both. The Mobb Vulnerability Fixer unit is the standard rate. The End of Year Special Offer replaces that rate with a 20% discount for eligible purchases made before the end of 2024. Cost scales with the number of developer units you commit to.
What happens to my cost as my team's active committers change?
Cost scales with contributing developers, so it tracks active committers over time. A committer stops counting once 90 days pass with no pushed commit. Only committers who touch a private repository with the tool installed are counted for paid usage, so inactive or public-only contributors do not add to your bill.
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