CapitalGuard fit
Buyers who want one clear purchase, one year of updates, and upgrade-by-difference economics.
Pricing comparison
One-Time License vs Security Subscription
How CapitalGuard positions one-time repo-security licenses against subscription fatigue for founders and agencies.
Security subscription fit
Buyers who need ongoing monitoring after scope, risk, and ownership are already clear.
Price frame
Starter, Growth, and Pro stay one-time. Monitoring belongs on top after the first license.
Decision matrix
Compare by first purchase, output, and next step.
Criteria
CapitalGuard
Security subscription
Commitment
Buy once for a known scan allowance and delivery workflow.
Pay every month even before the buyer knows whether ongoing monitoring is necessary.
Upgrade motion
Move from Starter to Growth or Growth to Pro by paying the difference.
Often requires plan changes, seats, or a higher recurring tier.
Agency fit
Bundle and portfolio packs can be reviewed without forcing subscription checkout.
Can work for retained clients but is harder for fixed-scope project packaging.
Recommendation
Buy the license when the repo scope is clear.
Use the first CapitalGuard report to decide whether the buyer needs more scans, support, monitoring, or deeper manual work. The first purchase should clarify scope, not create subscription drag.
Starter, Growth, and Pro checkout links are live.
No repository scan starts without ownership or written authorization.
Reports redact sensitive values and explain safe prevention controls.
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