generated: '2026-09-06'
method: searched
source: https://accuknox.com/pricing
plan_count: 0
public_pricing: false
note: >-
  AccuKnox publishes no priced tiers. The pricing page is a "Pricing Request" form whose own
  wording is: "Pricing model depends on a few factors specific to your environment, so we'll
  need to get in touch to give you accurate pricing information." It names four licensing
  shapes with no numbers attached — pay as you go, pay for what you use, individual security
  modules, or the comprehensive CNAPP bundle — and defines the billable unit as a "workload"
  ("the set of computing tasks or processes that an application or service performs",
  covering storage, compute and network instances). No currency, billing period, quota,
  overage rate or per-node price is published. This is an honest zero, not a gap in the probe.
licensing_models:
- pay as you go
- pay for what you use
- individual security modules
- comprehensive CNAPP bundle
billable_unit:
  name: workload
  definition: >-
    "the set of computing tasks or processes that an application or service performs" —
    storage, compute and network instances
plans: []
trial:
  url: https://accuknox.com/free-trial
  status: 200
  note: A free-trial request form; no self-serve tier, duration or quota is published.
third_party_listings:
- url: https://swc.saas.ibm.com/en-us/redhat-marketplace/products/accuknox-cnapp/pricing
  note: >-
    A Red Hat Marketplace listing carries pricing for the AccuKnox CNAPP product. It is a
    marketplace's page, not AccuKnox's own published pricing, so it is recorded as context
    and not counted as a plan.
evidence:
- {url: 'https://accuknox.com/pricing', status: 200}
- {url: 'https://accuknox.com/free-trial', status: 200}