Exodos Labs

Exodos Labs is a software supply-chain platform for managing, sharing and operationalizing software bills of materials (SBOMs). It ingests SBOMs from CI/CD pipelines, APIs and suppliers, tracks them across builds, releases and products, and applies validation and quality gates. Scans identify vulnerabilities, open-source license and compliance concerns, component health issues and geopolitical supply-chain risks. The Community plan supports CycloneDX and SPDX formats. Secure Exchange offers access rules based on organization, role, purpose or time, along with redaction, request workflows and audit logs. Listed integrations include Cloudsmith, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, custom build systems, vulnerability scanners, SIEM platforms and risk management systems. Its MCP Server makes SBOM and related supply-chain data queryable by AI systems in real time. Deployment options include cloud-hosted, private and hybrid models. Community is free; Team costs $29/mo on an annual contract billed yearly. Professional costs $1,240/mo on an annual contract billed yearly, and Enterprise pricing is available by contacting sales. A 14-day trial is offered.

Exodos Labs combines SBOM tracking, risk analysis and controlled exchange, with deployment choices for different environments. Community is free, while paid plan terms and capabilities vary by tier.

The maker says Exodos Labs is built for security, compliance and engineering teams, including regulated suppliers and organizations operating in regulated environments. Its SBOM workflows may suit teams coordinating software supply-chain data across products and releases.

Exodos Labs gives software teams a shared place to manage software bills of materials (SBOMs), assess supply-chain risks, and control how those records move between organizations. It suits security, compliance, and engineering groups coordinating across products or suppliers. Its appeal is the breadth of that workflow; its main drawback is the sharp price jump to advanced risk intelligence.

Overview

The platform collects SBOMs from CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and suppliers, then tracks them across builds, releases, and products. Validation and quality gates can bring SBOM checks into delivery processes, while scans cover vulnerabilities, open-source license and compliance issues, component health, and geopolitical supply-chain risks. That makes Exodos Labs a stronger fit for organizations managing several kinds of exposure than for teams that only need a file repository.

Secure Exchange adds controlled sharing between organizations. Teams can set access by organization, role, purpose, or time, redact information, manage requests, and retain audit logs. Those controls are useful when suppliers and customers need to exchange SBOMs without receiving unrestricted access to the underlying data.

Key features

Inventory and risk analysis

The Community plan supports CycloneDX and SPDX. Ingested SBOMs are followed across products and releases, with validation and quality gates for teams that want consistent records through the software lifecycle. Scans extend beyond vulnerabilities to licensing, compliance, component health, and geopolitical risks. Advanced vulnerability data and geo-risk intelligence are reserved for Professional, so teams that need those capabilities should account for its substantially higher price.

Integrations and AI access

Integrations include Cloudsmith, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, custom build systems, vulnerability scanners, SIEM platforms, and risk management systems. The maker says its GitLab integration can surface vulnerability, license, geopolitical-risk, and quality insights in merge requests, putting those checks closer to code review. The Enterprise MCP Server makes SBOMs, vulnerabilities, provenance, supplier workflows, compliance data, and exposure analytics queryable by AI systems in real time; that is relevant to organizations building AI-assisted workflows, but it requires the Enterprise plan.

Deployment and controls

Exodos Labs offers cloud-hosted, private, and hybrid deployment models. Its architecture includes organization-level isolation, attribute-based access control, data-redaction policies, and auditability. These options suit organizations with stricter separation or deployment requirements. The platform also supports continuous compliance workflows involving EU CRA, EO 14028, internal governance, and customer or audit requests.

Pricing

Community costs nothing and includes one user, one API key (additional keys are available), unlimited inventories, and Community Support under a Fair Use Policy. It is a useful way for an individual to begin managing SBOMs, but the one-user limit makes it a poor fit for shared team work.

Team costs $29 a month, billed yearly on annual contracts. It includes five users, five API keys, and secure SBOM request and response workflows. This is the practical entry tier for small groups that need controlled exchange, though it does not include the advanced vulnerability data or geo-risk intelligence offered by Professional.

Professional costs $1,240 a month, billed yearly on annual contracts. It includes unlimited users, advanced vulnerability data, geo-risk intelligence, and Professional Support. The broader capacity and risk coverage may suit organizations with substantial review needs, but the price is a steep step up from Team.

Enterprise has custom pricing and includes the MCP Server, Single Sign On, and Dedicated Support. It is aimed at organizations that need those capabilities and support arrangement. A 14-day trial is available; paid plans are sold on annual contracts and billed yearly.

Platforms

Exodos Labs supports API access, self-hosted deployment, and the web. Its deployment options include cloud-hosted, private, and hybrid models, giving organizations choices about where the platform runs.

Who it's for

Security, compliance, and engineering teams can use Exodos Labs to maintain SBOM records, assess multiple categories of supply-chain risk, and coordinate exchanges with suppliers. Its access controls and deployment choices are particularly relevant to regulated suppliers and organizations operating in regulated environments. Individuals or small teams with a simple inventory need may find Community sufficient; teams that need richer risk intelligence should weigh Professional's price against that requirement.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Tracks SBOMs across builds, releases, and products, with validation and quality gates for delivery workflows.
• Pros: Combines vulnerability, license, compliance, component-health, and geopolitical-risk analysis.
• Pros: Secure Exchange provides granular access controls, redaction, request workflows, and audit logs for cross-organization sharing.
• Pros: Cloud, private, and hybrid deployment options accommodate different operating environments.
• Cons: Community is limited to one user, which constrains collaboration on the free plan.
• Cons: Team is billed yearly on an annual contract, and advanced vulnerability data and geo-risk intelligence require Professional at $1,240 a month, billed yearly.
• Cons: The MCP Server, Single Sign On, and Dedicated Support require Enterprise custom pricing.

Alternatives

Compare SBOM management software if you want to consider other tools in this category. Ortelius is a free option with an OS Free plan that allows up to five components and unlimited users; choose it when those limits match your needs. ReARM offers a free, self-hosted Community Edition for core SBOM/XBOM storage and retrieval, making it an option when that scope and deployment fit.

FOSSA has a free plan capped at five projects, ten contributing developers, one release group, and five dependency levels for scans; consider it if those limits suit your project. OTNOS SBOM 360 has a free plan limited to 50 monitored assets and one user, with two CSV imports per month; it may suit a small monitored inventory. Interlynk offers a free Community Tier with no per-seat fees or per-SBOM metering, which may better fit teams prioritizing those terms.

Sonatype Nexus Repository offers a free Community Edition with full ecosystem support, CI/CD integration, and an external PostgreSQL database option. CAST SBOM Manager is a free download for Linux and Windows. Keysight Eggplant Test is a paid enterprise product with quote-based pricing and a free trial.

Verdict

Choose Exodos Labs if your security, compliance, and engineering teams need one workflow for SBOM lifecycle tracking, multi-area risk analysis, and controlled supplier exchange. Its broad analysis and access controls are the clearest reasons to pick it. Look elsewhere if you need only a basic inventory, or if Professional's annual billing at $1,240 a month is too high for the advanced vulnerability and geo-risk capabilities your team requires.