DeepScan
Static code analysis tools
DevSecOps software
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What is DeepScan
DeepScan is a static code analysis tool focused on identifying quality and security issues in JavaScript and TypeScript codebases. It is used by development and security teams to detect potential bugs, anti-patterns, and risky code changes during code review and CI workflows. The product emphasizes semantic analysis to find issues that go beyond basic linting rules and can be integrated into common DevSecOps pipelines.
Semantic analysis for JS/TS
DeepScan focuses on semantic code analysis for JavaScript and TypeScript, which can surface issues that rule-based linters often miss. This approach helps teams catch logic errors and risky patterns earlier in the development lifecycle. It is particularly relevant for modern front-end and Node.js services where dynamic language features complicate static checks.
Fits CI and code review
DeepScan is designed to run as part of automated workflows, supporting shift-left practices in DevSecOps. Teams can use it to gate merges or highlight findings during pull/merge request review. This makes it practical for organizations that want consistent enforcement without relying solely on manual review.
Developer-oriented findings
The tool reports issues in a way intended for developers to act on during day-to-day work. It targets code quality and maintainability concerns alongside security-relevant patterns. This aligns with teams that want a single static analysis step to support both engineering quality and secure coding practices.
Language scope is limited
DeepScan’s primary focus is JavaScript and TypeScript, which can limit its usefulness for polyglot organizations. Teams with significant back-end code in other languages may need additional tools to achieve consistent coverage. This can increase operational overhead and complicate standardization across repositories.
Not a full AppSec platform
DeepScan is primarily a static analysis product rather than an end-to-end application security platform. Capabilities such as dynamic testing, software composition analysis, and broader vulnerability management may require separate products and processes. Organizations seeking consolidated governance and reporting may find the scope narrower than dedicated DevSecOps suites.
Tuning and triage required
As with many static analysis tools, teams should expect an initial period of rule tuning and baseline management to control noise. Without configuration, findings can include false positives or low-priority issues that slow adoption. Ongoing triage and ownership are needed to keep results actionable over time.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | For open-source projects; unlimited public projects; JavaScript/TypeScript analysis; auto sync with GitHub; grade system for code quality; 3 months of historical trends (pricing page). |
| Lite | $9 per seat / month | Everything in Free plan; 14-day free trial; 1 private project; Team dashboard; VS Code extension. |
| Starter | $19 per seat / month | Everything in Free plan; 14-day free trial; 5 private projects; Team dashboard; VS Code extension. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Runs in your own infrastructure (on-prem); 14-day free trial; unlimited projects; developer & DevOps tools; contact sales for pricing. |
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DeepScan Inc.
