Pricing
Start free. Scale when you need to.
Free
- 500 API calls / month
- 5 repositories
- 7-dimension scorecard
- 30-day score history
- JSON output
- Community support
Pro
- 10,000 API calls / month
- Unlimited repositories
- 1-year score history
- CI/CD quality gate (pass/fail)
- 3 webhook notifications
- JSON + HTML reports
- Priority support
Team
- 100,000 API calls / month
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited score history
- 10 webhook notifications
- Dashboard trend lines
- Per-dimension thresholds
- Team dashboard
Enterprise
- Unlimited everything
- All Team features
- Air-gapped deployment
- Custom ontology models
- SSO / SAML integration
- Dedicated support engineer
Frequently asked
Does Jidoka see my source code?
Jidoka parses your source code locally using tree-sitter. Your code never leaves your machine. The CLI submits only the computed scorecard (seven numbers + metadata) to the cloud API for tracking and visualization.
What does the cloud API do?
The CLI analyzes your code locally. The cloud API stores your scorecards, tracks trends over time, enforces CI quality gates, and sends webhook notifications when scores change. Install the CLI with pip install jidoka, then run jidoka submit to send scores.
What is a CI quality gate?
When you submit a scorecard with a threshold (e.g., 0.7), the API returns pass or fail. Wire this into your CI pipeline to block merges when testability drops below your standard.
What languages are supported?
C#, Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, and Terraform. The structure analyzer uses tree-sitter for language-aware parsing across all six.
What are webhooks for?
Pro and Team tiers can register webhook URLs that receive signed notifications when scorecards are submitted or quality gates fail. Use them to post to Slack, trigger CI workflows, or update dashboards.
Can I self-host everything?
Yes. Jidoka is Apache 2.0 licensed. The CLI runs entirely locally. The Enterprise tier adds dedicated support and SLA guarantees for organizations that want managed self-hosted deployments.