specification: API Commons Plans specificationVersion: '0.1' provider: CloudGuard providerId: cloudguard generated: '2026-09-05' modified: '2026-09-05' method: searched source: https://www.checkpoint.com/cloudguard/ and https://docs.cgn.portal.checkpoint.com/docs/getting-started-with-cloudguard description: 'Check Point publishes no list price or public plan table for CloudGuard. Licensing is quote-based and module-scoped (posture/CSPM, workload/CWPP, WAF, code security), tied to the number of billable protected assets and linked to a Check Point User Center contract. This artifact records plan_count: 0 honestly; it replaces a 2026-05-04 scaffold that asserted invented Free/Pro/Enterprise tiers and prices the provider has never published.' plan_count: 0 plans: [] access_model: signup: https://portal.checkpoint.com/create-account self_serve: true free_entry: A CloudGuard tenant can be enabled in the Infinity Portal without a licence and the free CloudGuard CheckUp assessment can be run; full functionality requires linking a Check Point User Center account that holds the licence. "If you don't have a licence yet, you can skip ahead to Gain visibility and run the free CloudGuard CheckUp." - Getting Started with CloudGuard. licence_binding: Global Settings > Services & Contracts > Link A User Center Account; the licence takes effect within 30 minutes. source: https://docs.cgn.portal.checkpoint.com/docs/getting-started-with-cloudguard api_metering: billed_separately: false note: API access is included with the product licence. No per-call API pricing, API plan or API quota is published. evidence: - url: https://docs.cgn.portal.checkpoint.com/docs/getting-started-with-cloudguard http_status: 200 finding: Describes licence linking via User Center; no prices. - url: https://www.checkpoint.com/cloudguard/pricing/ http_status: 202 finding: www.checkpoint.com answers our crawler with a 202 bot challenge and an empty body on every path, so the marketing site could not be read directly. No public CloudGuard price list was found from any readable first-party surface.