About
Snyk builds an AI-enhanced application security platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities across code, open-source dependencies, containers, and cloud infrastructure. It sells primarily to software-development organizations and enterprises, differentiating through developer-first tooling, AI-ready security engines, and integration into development workflows.
Market
Snyk competes in application security and developer-security markets spanning SAST, SCA, container security, IaC security, and emerging AI and agent security. It positions itself as a developer-first, AI-native security platform that embeds continuous validation into IDEs, source-control systems, CI/CD pipelines, and AI coding tools rather than operating only as a separate security-testing system. Its differentiation is the combination of broad code-to-cloud coverage, developer workflow integration, and an AI Security Fabric designed to govern AI-generated code, development agents, and AI-native applications.
Snyk targets software-producing organizations ranging from solo developers and SMBs to complex enterprises, with particular relevance to development, DevOps, AppSec, and security teams. Its buyer and user base includes developers who need security embedded in their workflows and security leaders seeking to unify and mature application-security programs.
At a Glance
Problem
Modern software is assembled from first-party code, open-source dependencies, containers, infrastructure-as-code, APIs, and increasingly AI-generated code. That creates a moving security problem: vulnerabilities and misconfigurations can enter during development, while AI-generated code can introduce risk at machine speed. Snyk frames the economic pain as accumulating security debt, slower remediation, data-breach exposure, and the cost of forcing security teams to review an ever-growing backlog manually. Its central use case is catching and fixing a vulnerability in an engineer’s code, dependency, or deployment configuration before it reaches production.
Product / Service
Snyk is a developer-first application-security platform that combines static application security testing, software-composition analysis, container security, infrastructure-as-code security, secrets detection, and API and web-application testing. It integrates into the tools developers already use—IDEs, source control, pull requests, CI/CD pipelines, the command line, and APIs—so security checks happen during normal development rather than as a separate, late-stage gate. The platform identifies, prioritizes, explains, and in some cases automatically fixes vulnerabilities, including through AI-assisted remediation.
The delivery model is an integrated cloud security platform with workflow-native interfaces and automation. Snyk’s newer AI Security Fabric positioning extends the same approach to AI-generated code, development agents, and AI-native applications, with the goal of continuously validating what teams build while preserving developer speed. Snyk reports customer outcomes including faster scanning and remediation, reduced breach risk, and consolidation of multiple AppSec tools onto one platform.
Market
Snyk competes in developer-first application security, DevSecOps, software supply-chain security, and the broader application-security market. Its competitive set spans specialized and platform vendors, including SonarQube, Checkmarx, Veracode, Mend.io, Black Duck by Synopsys, FOSSA, Cycode, and Contrast. Snyk’s differentiation is the breadth of code, dependency, container, infrastructure, and runtime coverage combined with a developer-oriented workflow and integrations, rather than security testing performed only by a central security team.
Snyk is a scaled, revenue-generating company rather than a pre-revenue startup. Third-party company profiles and reporting indicate more than 4,500 customers and over $300 million in annual recurring revenue in 2026; Sacra estimates approximately $326 million of ARR in February 2026. The company also raised a $196.5 million Series G round at a reported $7.4 billion valuation in December 2022, providing evidence of substantial funding and market traction, although the revenue and customer figures are estimates rather than audited public-company disclosures.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Boldstart Ventures
Boldstart Ventures
Accel, Boldstart Ventures, Heavybit
Accel, GV
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Sands Capital, Tiger Global
QIA (Qatar Investment Authority)
ServiceNow
Recent News
Snyk announced Evo Agentic Development Security (ADS), extending security coverage to the AI workforce.
Snyk unveiled Evo Continuous Offensive Security (COS), a new Evo solution that uses AI to bring continuous, AI-native offensive security capabilities to enterprises.
Snyk launched a new services delivery program for partners to help unlock growing AI-security opportunities in the channel.
Snyk announced the general availability of Evo AI-SPM and showcased a new Agent Security solution at RSA Conference 2026.
Snyk recognized top-performing global partners whose expertise helps organizations address security risks associated with agentic workflows.
Snyk announced a partnership with Continue to embed AI-powered security throughout the software development life cycle.
Snyk and Factory partnered on Snyk Studio for Factory, which provides Factory’s Droids with automated vulnerability prevention and remediation.
Snyk and Cognition announced integrations intended to prevent security review from becoming a bottleneck as organizations adopt agentic coding tools.
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28Business Model
Snyk monetizes its cloud-based security platform through tiered subscription plans, including a free plan, paid Team plans starting at approximately $25 per month or per developer, and customized Enterprise contracts. Revenue comes from recurring access to security capabilities for code, dependencies, containers, and related application-security workflows.
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Key Investors
Glynn Capital; Preston-Werner Ventures; State48 Ventures; Chalfen Ventures; Franklin Venture Partners