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How does Fluid Attacks’ solution compare to Snyk’s?

The following comparison table enables you to discern the performance of both providers across various attributes essential for meeting your company's cybersecurity needs. To better understand each attribute, read their descriptions in the dedicated page .

Organization
AttributeEssentialAdvancedSnyk
Focus

Native ASPM  with in-house scanners 

AI-powered PTaaS  on top of native ASPM  with in-house scanners 

Native ASPM with in-house scanners

Extras

None

None

None

Headcount

157 

Same 

1,220

Headcount distribution

Engineering 40% , IT 14%, sales 15%, marketing 2%, operations 4% and others 25%

Same 

Engineering 36%, IT 11%, sales 14%, marketing 5%, operations 3% and others 31%

Headcount growth

+14% , +15%, -1%

Same 

-8%, -7%, +3%

Headquarters

CO  and US

Same 

AU, CA, CH, GB, IL, JP, RO, SG and US

Countries

AR , BO, CA, CL, CO, DO, MX, PA, PE and US

Same 

UK and US

Reputation

9.76 from 228 reviews over 8 years on Gartner  and Clutch 

Same

8.96 from 308 reviews over 7 years on Capterra, G2, Gartner, PeerSpot and TrustRadius

Followers

22K based on the following: Facebook , Instagram , LinkedIn , X  and YouTube 

Same

135K based on the following: Facebook, LinkedIn, X and YouTube

Research firms

None

None

Forrester, Frost & Sullivan, GigaOM, IDC, Info-Tech Research Group and Omdia

Founded

2001 

Same 

2015

Funding

Bootstrapped

Same

$1.2B USD in 13 rounds from 41 investors

Acquisitions

None

None

Acquired 0 times and made 12 acquisitions

Revenue

10M  to 15M

Same 

100M to 500M

CVEs as CNA Researcher

289 CVEs reported  to MITRE , ranked in the top 10 CVE labs worldwide 

Same 

832 CVEs reported to MITRE

Compliance

SOC 2 Type II  and SOC 3 

Same 

SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017

Bug bounty

Yes 

Yes 

No

Visits

27K  per month. Top 3: 34% PE, 33% CO, 6% CL. Others 27%

Same 

629K per month. Top 3: 20% US, 9% IN, 6% BR. Others 65%

Authority

31 out of 100 

Same 

49 out of 100

Public vulnerability DB

Discovered  and third-party

Same 

Discovered and third-party

Content

Blog , documentation , e-books , glossary , reports, success stories , videos , webinars and white papers

Same

Blog, documentation, e-books, podcast, videos, webinars and white papers

Comprehensive documentation

13 documentation sections , 3 in common and 10 additional

Same 

5 documentation sections, 3 in common and 2 additional

Community

Forum 

Same 

Forum, chat (discord) and talks

Sync training

1 workshop 

Same 

No

Async training

3 product use courses , all free

Same 

7 product use courses (free) and 7 security education courses (free)

Distribution

Direct  or with any of its 14 partners 

Same

Direct or with any of its 101 partners

Marketplaces

AWS 

Same 

AWS, GCP and GitHub

Freemium

No

No

Yes

Free trial

21-day free trial 

PoV 

14-day free trial and PoC

Demo

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

Open demo

No

No

No

Pricing

Contact sales  and marketplace 

Contact sales 

Contact sales and marketplace

Pricing tiers

1 plan 

1 plan 

2 plans (team, enterprise). First transparent

Minimum term

Monthly 

Monthly 

Monthly

Minimum payment period

Monthly 

Monthly 

Monthly

Minimum capabilities

ASPM , binary SAST, DAST, IaC, SAST, SCA and secrets

Same plus: AI SAST , API security testing, PTaaS, RE and SCR

Containers, IaC, SAST and SCA

Minimum scope

1 author 

Same 

5 developers (active committers)

Pricing drivers

Authors 

Same 

Developers

Free implementation

Yes 

Yes 

No

Free support

Yes 

Yes 

No

Service
AttributeEssentialAdvancedSnyk
PTaaS

No

Yes 

No

Reverse engineering

No

Yes 

No

Secure code review

No

Yes 

No

Pivoting

No

Yes 

No

Exploitation

No

Yes 

No

Manual reattacks

Not applicable

Unlimited reattacks 

Not applicable

Zero-day vulnerabilities

None

Continuous zero-day  vulnerability research

Continuous zero-day vulnerability research

SLA

Availability 

Accuracy , availability  and response 

Availability and response

Minimum availability

99.95%  per minute LTM

Same 

99.9% per period

After-sale guarantees

No

Yes

No

Accreditations

CNA  and Penetration Testing by CREST 

Same 

Amazon Linux Ready Product, DevOps ISV Competency, Security ISV Competency and CNA

Hacker certifications

Not applicable

202 from 59 different types 

Not applicable

Type of contract

Employee

Same

Employee

Endpoint control

No

Total 

Not applicable

Channel control

No

Total

Not applicable

Standards

Some requirements from 67 standards , 15 in common and 52 additional

All requirements from the same standards 

16 standards, 15 in common and 1 additional

Detection method

Automated tools 

Automated tools , AI  and human intelligence

Automated tools and AI

False positives

1.21 times better

1.90 times better

49% F0.5 score per quantity

False negatives

1.07 times better

3.07 times better

25% F2.0 score per severity

Remediation

5 , 3 in common and 2 additional

Same, plus 1 

3, all in common

Output

5 , 4 in common and 1 additional

Same, plus 2 

5, 4 in common and 1 additional

Product
AttributeEssentialAdvancedSnyk
ASPM

Yes 

Yes 

Yes (only for the Enterprise plan)

API

GraphQL with JSON 

Same 

REST with JSON

IDE

5 functionalities , 3 in common and 2 additional

Same , plus 1 functionality

4 functionalities, 3 in common and 1 additional

CLI

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

CI/CD

Breaks the build 

Same 

Breaks the build

Vulnerability sources

4 sources , none in common

Same 

6 sources, none in common

Threat model alignment

Yes 

Yes 

No

Priority criteria

CVSS v4.0 , CVSSF , EPSS  and KEV

Same 

CCSS, CVSS v4.0 and EPSS v3.0

Custom prioritization

Priority score 

Same 

Asset classification policy

Scanner origin

In-house 

In-house 

In-house and external (GitGuardian and Nightfall AI for Secrets)

SCA

19 package managers , 16 in common and 3 additional

Same 

21 package managers, 16 in common and 5 additional

AI security

No

Yes 

Yes

Reachability

12 languages , 5 in common and 7 additional

Same 

5 languages, all in common

Reachability type

Deterministic 

Same 

Probabilistic

SBOM

22 package managers , 8 in common and 14 additional

Same 

8 package managers, all in common

Malware detection

Yes

Yes

Yes

Autofix on components

No

No

Yes

Source SAST (languages)

12 , 11 in common and 1 additional

Same 

20, 11 in common and 9 additional

Source SAST (frameworks)

22 , 12 in common and 10 additional

Same 

28, 12 in common and 16 additional

Custom rules

No

No

IaC

IaC

6 , 4 in common and 2 additional

4 , 2 in common and 2 additional

6, all in common

Binary SAST

1 type of binary 

Same , plus 2 types of binaries

No

DAST

7 attack surface types 

Same 

No

API security testing

No

4 types of APIs 

No

IAST

No

No

No

ASM

No

No

No

Secrets

15 secrets types , 5 in common and 10 additional

Same , plus verify other attack vectors and secrets exploitability

5 secrets types, all in common

AI

3 functions , 1 in common and 2 additional

Same 

1 function in common

MCP

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

Open-source

MPL-2 license , totally equivalent  to the paid version 

Not applicable

No

Provisioning as code

Yes 

Yes 

No

Deployment

SaaS (multi-tenant) 

Same 

SaaS (multi-tenant) + on-premises (single-tenant)

Regions

US 

Same 

AU, EU and US

Status

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

Incidents

4 per year 

Same 

7.6 per year

Integrations
AttributeEssentialAdvancedSnyk
SCM

6 , 4 in common and 2 additional

Same 

4, all in common

Binary repositories

None

None

9

Ticketing

3 , 1 in common and 2 additional

Same 

1 in common

ChatOps

None

None

1

IDE

3 , all in common

Same 

18, 3 in common and 15 additional

CI/CD

21 , 6 in common and 15 additional

Same 

7, 6 in common and 1 additional

SCA

Native 

Same 

Native

SAST

Native 

Same 

Native and 11 integrations

DAST

Native 

Same 

Native and 14 integrations

IAST

None

None

None

Cloud

3 , all in common

Same 

3, all in common

Secrets

Native 

Same 

Native powered by GitGuardian and 5 integrations

Remediation

None

None

3

Bug bounty

None

None

None

Vulnerability management

None

None

6

Compliance

None

None

2

The latest update to this comparison was on Feb 12, 2026. The primary sources of information were snyk.io and docs.snyk.io, which were supplemented by specialized information-gathering sites, social media, and other sources.

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