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Semgrep Supply Chain review

Freemium#6 of 65 in Software Composition Analysis Software

A developer-focused SCA tool combining reachability, SBOMs, detection, and upgrade automation.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Semgrep Supply Chain is a software composition analysis product for development and security teams. It examines open-source dependencies, identifies vulnerable code paths through codebase-aware reachability analysis, generates and exports SBOMs through documented API endpoints, checks licenses, and detects malicious dependencies. Pull-request and merge-request scanning brings findings into development workflows, while dependency inventory and search support ongoing visibility across supported ecosystems. It is aimed at teams that want dependency security connected to source control and CI/CD rather than handled as a separate review step.

The freemium structure gives smaller teams a defined starting point. The Free Edition costs $0 per contributor per month and includes Supply Chain, with up to 10 repositories and a maximum of 10 contributors. Teams costs $30 per contributor per month, billed monthly, and adds single sign-on and one-click CI/CD deployment, with Supply Chain available as a selectable product. Enterprise adds on-premises source-code management support, custom CI/CD integrations, and no limit on repositories or contributors. The per-contributor model is straightforward, but larger teams should assess how contributor-based billing fits their development process.

Platform fit is a major strength. Semgrep Supply Chain supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, along with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Bitbucket Pipelines, Jenkins, Buildkite, CircleCI, and Azure Pipelines. Its feature set extends beyond vulnerability identification through autofix pull requests, breaking-change detection, AI-powered dependency upgrade guidance, and malicious-dependency detection. Support spans JavaScript/npm, Python/PyPI, Ruby/RubyGems, Java/Maven, Go/Go modules, C#/.NET/NuGet, Rust/Cargo, PHP/Composer, Kotlin/Gradle, Swift/SPM, and Scala. Choose it when code-aware analysis and workflow integration matter; teams seeking a narrower dependency scanner may not need its broader feature set.

Semgrep Supply Chain pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Codebase-aware reachability identifies vulnerable dependency paths
    • SBOM generation, license checks, and malicious-package detection
    • Broad source-control and CI/CD integrations with a free edition
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free Edition is limited to 10 repositories and 10 contributors
    • Teams pricing is charged per contributor each month
    • Enterprise pricing is not displayed in the published plans

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