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Best Static Application Security Testing Sast 2026

Facts read 21 Sep 2026 – 21 Oct 2026

Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools scan application code to uncover security issues. When comparing this category, consider free plans, open-source code, free trials and commercial options.

The standings: top 10

NameIn a lineRecord scorePrice fromTry it freeRuns onFacts read
01 MobSFMobSF suits developers and security teams assessing mobile applications, binaries, or source code.6.0$2,999.99 a yearFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux21 Oct 2026
02 Semgrep CodeIt suits development teams looking to scan source code and integrate security checks into pull-request or CI workflows.6.0$15 a monthFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux15 Oct 2026
03 GitHub CodeQLCodeQL suits developers and security researchers who need to analyze code for security and other quality issues.5.7Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux28 Sep 2026
04 gosecgosec suits developers and teams scanning Go source code, including those integrating results into CI workflows.5.0Free planFree planMac, Linux, API, Self-hosted21 Oct 2026
05 HorusecHorusec suits developers seeking source analysis through a CLI or Visual Studio Code extension, and DevSecOps teams using CI/CD pipelines.5.0Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux1 Oct 2026
06 Xygeni5.0Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux1 Oct 2026
07 FlawfinderFlawfinder suits developers looking for potential security problems in C or C++ source before release.4.8Free planFree planWindows, Mac, Linux, Self-hosted4 Oct 2026
08 NodeJsScanIt suits teams scanning Node.js source as part of pull request reviews or CI/CD and DevSecOps pipelines.4.8Free planFree planWeb, Mac, Linux, API8 Oct 2026
09 JoernIt suits security researchers and development teams analyzing source, bytecode or binaries across multiple languages.4.6Free planFree planWindows, Mac, Linux, API9 Oct 2026
10 BrakemanBrakeman suits developers and teams maintaining Ruby on Rails applications who want automated source-code security checks in development or CI workflows.4.4Free planFree planLinux, Self-hosted9 Oct 2026

The page does not publish a ranking basis. Compare the published pricing, supported languages, integrations, deployment choices and scanning controls before choosing a tool.

01

MobSF suits developers and security teams assessing mobile applications, binaries, or source code.

Free plan Open source From $2,999.99 a year WebWindowsMacLinuxAPISelf-hosted
02

Semgrep Code

It suits development teams looking to scan source code and integrate security checks into pull-request or CI workflows.

WebWindowsMac+4
Record6.0 Visit
03

GitHub CodeQL

CodeQL suits developers and security researchers who need to analyze code for security and other quality issues.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record5.7 Visit
04

gosec

gosec suits developers and teams scanning Go source code, including those integrating results into CI workflows.

MacLinuxAPI+1
Record5.0 Visit
05

Horusec

Horusec suits developers seeking source analysis through a CLI or Visual Studio Code extension, and DevSecOps teams using CI/CD pipelines.

WebWindowsMac+4
Record5.0 Visit
6 WebWindowsMac+4 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
7
Flawfinder

Flawfinder suits developers looking for potential security problems in C or C++ source before release.

WindowsMacLinux+1 Free plan Record4.8 Visit
8
NodeJsScan

It suits teams scanning Node.js source as part of pull request reviews or CI/CD and DevSecOps pipelines.

WebMacLinux+2 Free plan Record4.8 Visit
9
Joern

It suits security researchers and development teams analyzing source, bytecode or binaries across multiple languages.

WindowsMacLinux+2 Free plan Record4.6 Visit
10
Brakeman

Brakeman suits developers and teams maintaining Ruby on Rails applications who want automated source-code security checks in development or CI workflows.

LinuxSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.4 Visit
11
GitHub Secret Scanning

It suits development and security teams that need repository-wide credential detection, push blocking, custom patterns, and remediation workflows.

WebAPISelf-hosted Free plan Record4.4 Visit
12 WebWindowsLinux+1 — Record4.3 Visit
13 WebWindowsMac+2 $1,000 a year Record4.3 Visit
14
Bearer

Bearer CLI suits development and security teams scanning application source code and data flows.

MacLinux Free plan Record4.2 Visit
15 WindowsMacLinux Free plan Record3.1 Visit
16 WebWindowsMac+1 — Record2.9 Visit
17 Web Free plan Record2.9 Visit
18 Web Free plan Record2.8 Visit
19 WebWindowsLinux — Record2.7 Visit
20 WebWindowsLinux — Record2.6 Visit
21 Free plan Record2.5 Visit
22 Free plan Record2.5 Visit
23 WindowsMacLinux — Record2.5 Visit
24 Web — Record2.3 Visit

Before you choose

Compare free access and paid plans

A free plan is one access option in this category. Paid models include freemium and paid products, with pricing on request for some tools.

Starting prices shown here are $39 per month for CodeThreat, $30 per month for GitHub CodeQL and $19 per month for GitHub Secret Scanning.

Match the platform to your workflow

The listed choices span Linux, web, Windows, macOS, self-hosted deployment and API access.

Check whether the deployment model fits your code location, network controls and automation needs.

Check development integrations

Look at IDE and CI/CD connections as well as pull request scanning. Together, these fields indicate how each tool may fit coding and review workflows.

Confirm the languages supported before adopting a scanner for a codebase.

Review rule and scanning controls

Custom rules can matter when built-in checks do not match your coding standards or security policy.

Use the pull request scanning and deployment fields to compare how findings can enter your review process.

Check code access and trial terms

When source access matters, look for open-source options and review each tool's licence and distribution terms.

Free-trial availability is another comparison point. Brakeman is listed without a free trial, while CodeSonar is listed with one.

Questions

What does SAST mean?
SAST stands for Static Application Security Testing. This category covers tools compared for code scanning and related development controls.
Can I find a free SAST plan?
Free plans are one pricing option in this category, alongside freemium and paid models.
Which platforms are covered?
Coverage includes Linux, web, Windows, macOS, self-hosted deployment and API options.
What integrations should I compare?
Review IDE and CI/CD integration, pull request scanning and the languages each tool supports.
Are free trials available?
Free-trial availability varies by tool. CodeSonar lists one, while Brakeman does not.