Community
Edition
Used and loved
by 85,000 companies
- SonarQube & 60+ plugins
- SonarLint
- 13 languages
Java, JavaScript, C#, TypeScript, Kotlin, Ruby, Go, Flex, Python, PHP, HTML, CSS, XML & VB.NET
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Community
Developer
Edition
Built for developers
by developers
Community Edition plus:
- Branch Analysis
- Pull Request Analysis
- Detection of injection flaws
- SonarLint notifications
- 20 languages
Java, JavaScript, C#, TypeScript, Kotlin, Ruby, Go, Flex, Python, PHP, HTML, CSS, XML, C/C++, Objective-C, PL/SQL, ABAP, VB.NET, TSQL & Swift
Enterprise
Edition
Designed for the Enterprise
that values Quality
Developer Edition plus:
- Portfolio management
- Executive reporting
- 24 languages
Java, JavaScript, C#, TypeScript, Kotlin, Ruby, Go, Flex, Python, PHP, HTML, CSS, XML, C/C++, Objective-C, PL/SQL, ABAP, VB.NET, TSQL, Swift, COBOL, PL/I, RPG & VB6
Data Center
Edition
Designed for
High Availability
Enterprise Edition plus:
- Component redundancy
- Data integrity
Subscription and licensing FAQ
How are the plans licensed?
Community Edition is free.
Developer Edition, Enterprise Edition and Data Center Edition are priced per instance per year and based on your lines of code. You pay per instance for a maximum number of lines of code to be analyzed.
Determine your max number of LOCs on your edition of choice and see what it will cost you.
How do we count Lines of Code (LOC)?
LOCs are computed by summing up the LOCs of each project analyzed. The LOCs used for a project are the LOCs found during the most recent analysis of this project.
What will happen if my instance is getting close to or reaches the limit of LOCs?
If you are getting close to the threshold you will be notified to either upgrade your plan or reduce the number of LOCs in your projects. If you reach the limit your SonarQube will stop accepting new analyses of projects.
Can I get an evaluation license?
It is possible to get a free, 14 day evaluation license of any commercial edition by filling in the form you see once you select your edition.
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