Colosseum

Simple, transparent pricing

Python code analysis. Start free. Upgrade when you need full findings, history, or test generation.

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Free

$0

Try deep Python analysis on any public repo.

  • 1 scan per day
  • Public repos
  • Up to 25K LOC
  • Gated report
  • Top 5 findings
  • Tool comparison
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Scout

$49/mo

Full findings with remediation for Python codebases.

  • 1 repo
  • Monthly scans
  • Full report
  • All findings
  • Viewable patch diffs
  • Up to 50K LOC

Operator

$199/mo

Full control with patches, CI/CD, and API access.

  • 5 repos
  • Weekly scans
  • Apply patches
  • CI/CD webhook
  • API access
  • Up to 50K LOC

Warfare

$499/mo

Everything. Unlimited Python repos, test generation, priority queue.

  • Unlimited repos
  • Continuous scanning
  • Priority queue
  • Custom configuration
  • Test generation
  • Raw data access

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Questions

What does deep analysis find that bandit and semgrep miss?

Deep analysis finds the issues that exist between the lines in Python codebases — where multiple components interact in unexpected ways. Compound vulnerabilities, logic errors, and context-dependent security issues that rule-based tools aren't designed to catch. Results are compared side-by-side against bandit and semgrep.

How long does a scan take?

Most scans complete in 5–10 minutes depending on repo size. You'll receive an email when your report is ready.

Is my code safe?

We clone your repo into an isolated environment, analyze it, and delete it immediately after. We never store your source code. Only findings and metadata are retained.

Can I scan private Python repos?

Private repo scanning is available on Scout ($49/mo) and above. Connect your GitHub account to grant read-only access.

What is test generation?

Warfare tier includes test generation that identifies gaps in your Python test suite and generates real, runnable tests. Tests are delivered as a git-apply-able patch file.

What languages do you support?

Colosseum currently analyzes Python codebases. We’re adding JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go in 2026. Want another language? Let us know.