Stashbase review
A capable secrets platform for teams that need scanning and environment workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stashbase is a developer-focused secrets management platform for storing application credentials across projects and environments. It serves individuals, small teams, development teams, and growing organizations through a dashboard, CLI, SDK, REST API, MCP, and agent-proxy workflows. Its feature set covers scoped roles, teams, API keys, service accounts, secret history, diffs, rollback, secret rotation, scanning, webhooks, audit logs, and AI-assisted environment analysis.
Pricing follows a freemium structure. The Free plan costs $0 per user per month and includes 1 project, up to 3 members, and multiple environments. Pro costs $25 per user per month and expands access to 10 projects, up to 25 members, and a remote agent proxy. Scale costs $35 per user per month and supports 30 projects, more than 25 members, and up to 20 teams. The paid tiers make sense for organizations that need more project and team capacity, but Pro is a meaningful step up from free access.
Stashbase stands out for combining secret scanning with environment-based storage and controlled credential delivery. Repository, CLI, and text scanning can sit alongside CLI retrieval, command injection, webhooks, REST API and SDK access, and policy-controlled agent access. The platform runs in the cloud and supports web, API, macOS, and Linux workflows, with AWS Secrets Manager and Vercel integrations. Teams prioritizing scanning, rollback, and coding-agent access should find the scope attractive. Organizations centered on broader integrations or dedicated Kubernetes workflows should consider alternatives with those capabilities.
Stashbase pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes a project, three members, and multiple environments
- Secret history, diffs, rollback, scanning, webhooks, and API access
- Scoped roles, teams, service accounts, and agent proxy controls
- Where it doesn't
- Pro costs $25 per user per month
- Listed integrations are limited to AWS Secrets Manager and Vercel
- Dedicated Kubernetes workload integration is not part of its documented workflow
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