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For teams running security testing across the organization.

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Pay as you goEnterprise

Plan

  • Price$250 per seat / monthCustom
  • CreditsHigher weekly limitsUsage resets on a weekly cadence, with a higher limit than Community.Custom
  • Top-up credits$5 per creditCustom
  • SeatsPer seatUnlimited
  • Monthly spending cap$500 personal · $5,000 corporateOrg-level caps you set

Capabilities

Team

Identity and security

Infrastructure

Support

Procurement

  • Invoiced billing
  • Marketplace, MSSP or VAR
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Enterprise-grade controls. Scoped, logged, inside your own network, and reviewable after the fact.

Questions

  • A small monthly allowance of credits, one seat and the same capabilities on scope you own, so you can run a real pentest, discovery or PR review before paying. When you need more runs or more people, move to Pay as you go; nothing is lost.
  • Credits are how Neo measures the work it does. Every task draws on the model reasoning it needs and the infrastructure it uses: sandboxed terminals, browser sessions, network probes and file storage. A reconnaissance run costs a few credits; a full pentest costs tens. See Understanding credits for typical ranges per workflow.
  • Individual security engineers running internal or external assessments, bug bounty hunters, small pentesting firms working several client engagements, open-source users graduating from the CLI tools, and offensive teams that move faster than their AppSec org’s procurement cycle. Any size company can sign up; it starts at $250 per seat per month with 50 credits included.
  • When you need SSO or SAML provisioning, a dedicated VPC with static egress IPs, org-level spend caps and audit logs, BYOK for your own model provider keys, a named engineer with a support SLA, or you buy through AWS Marketplace, an MSSP or a VAR. Companies of 500+ people usually need the Enterprise contract path.
  • No. Subscription credits reset on your billing date each month. Top-up credits are separate: they are shared across the team, kick in only after subscription credits are used up, and stay valid for 12 months from purchase.
  • A running task stops at that point; top up and it picks up where it left off. Top-ups cost $5 per credit. How many you can buy each month depends on the account: up to 100 credits on a personal email address, up to 1,000 on a verified work address.
  • Yes, to protect you from surprises. Accounts on a personal email address cap at $500 per month; accounts on a corporate domain cap at $5,000 per month. Higher or no caps are an Enterprise conversation, where you set org-level limits yourself.
  • Seats are added immediately: you are charged for the new seat for the current period and it gets its full 50 credits right away. Removing a seat takes effect at the end of the billing cycle. Cancel any time and the plan stays active through the end of the cycle, with no cancellation fee and no further charge.
  • Switching to annual takes effect immediately: you are charged the annual amount, the cycle restarts from that day, and credits still reset monthly. Switching back to monthly, and any downgrade, takes effect when the current term ends. Details are in Plans.