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Bravos is free to run. A licence takes it to every machine and pull request.
Bravos Free costs nothing and needs no account. A licence adds security scans (SAST) on your developers’ machines and on every pull request, your own Bravos server, the CI runner image, and GST invoices.
Buy a licence for one developer, or seats in bulk for your team or company. Prices are published on account.bugb.io.
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How buying works
Create your account
Sign in at account.bugb.io with Google, GitHub or an email link. Your first sign-in creates the account. There is no password.
Add your organisation and billing details
Name your organisation and say who to invoice. Add your GSTIN before you pay and it appears on every invoice.
Buy per developer, or seats in bulk
One developer buys Bravos Solo by card from the account. A team or company agrees its seats and term with us, and we set the plan up on the account.
We set it up with you
Your licence is issued as soon as the plan is active. You create deployment keys for your server and CI, we hand over the server image and the CI runner image, and you invite your team.
When you want us to do the work: a threat model, a pentest, or the whole loop running in your CI/CD. We discuss your repositories, targets and access before proposing a scope.
Threat modeling as code
Make security context part of your repository, not a document that drifts away from it.