Socket 10x's Free-tier dependency tracking limit
Socket quietly expanded its Free plan's tracked-dependency cap from 1,000 to 10,000 -- a 10x increase -- while Team ($25/dev/mo) and Business ($50/dev/mo) list prices held steady.
Free plan tracked up to 1,000 dependencies
Free plan tracks up to 10,000 dependencies
Proof of change
Socket's pricing pages, as we captured them on two dates.
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- These captures are 52 days apart, so anything that changed and reverted in between would not appear here.
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Socket’s pricing page comparison table shows the Free tier’s “dependencies” limit rising from 1,000 to 10,000 between the company’s June 2026 and July 2026 archived snapshots (the live pricing page sits behind a Cloudflare bot wall, so this was confirmed via Wayback Machine captures dated 2026-06 and 2026-07). Paid Team ($25/developer/mo) and Business ($50/developer/mo) list prices, along with the custom Enterprise tier, were unchanged across the same window. The change coincided with a “Socket Launch Week” banner referencing new Repository Access Permissions and Custom Roles features, though those specific features did not appear as new line items in the plan comparison table at capture time.
Between the June and July 2026 Wayback snapshots, Socket raised the Free plan's tracked-dependency limit from 1,000 to 10,000 -- a 10x increase -- while Team ($25/developer/mo), Business ($50/developer/mo), and custom Enterprise list prices held steady; the change landed alongside a 'Launch Week' banner for Repository Access Permissions and Custom Roles that did not appear as new line items in the plan comparison table.