One-time license math
Each comparison keeps the buyer focused on scope, output, cost, and the cleanest next action.
Comparisons
Compare the first purchase before buying another security tool.
Structured comparison pages for buyers deciding between one-time AI-agent exposure licenses, monthly tools, manual reviews, generic scanners, and internal checklists.
AI-agent exposure scope
Each comparison keeps the buyer focused on scope, output, cost, and the cleanest next action.
Upgrade-by-difference path
Each comparison keeps the buyer focused on scope, output, cost, and the cleanest next action.
Bottom-funnel comparison pages
5 pages for buyers already comparing options.
Subscription comparison
CapitalGuard vs Monthly Security Tools
When a one-time AI-agent exposure license is cleaner than adding another monthly security product before the repo risk is known.
Pro is EUR 349 one-time. A EUR 150/month stack reaches EUR 1,800 in year one.
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CapitalGuard vs Manual Security Review
When to buy a fixed-scope AI-agent exposure license before commissioning a slower manual security engagement.
Starter starts at EUR 49, Growth at EUR 149, and Pro at EUR 349 before custom work is quoted.
Open comparisonScanner comparison
CapitalGuard vs Generic Code Scanners
Why AI-agent exposure review is different from ordinary code bug scanning, dependency scanning, or static analysis.
CapitalGuard sells the agent-exposure review as a fixed license instead of another broad scanner seat.
Open comparisonPolicy comparison
CapitalGuard vs Internal AI Policy Checklist
When a checklist is enough and when a paid CapitalGuard license gives stronger evidence for AI-agent repository risk.
The free risk check can start the conversation; a license turns it into a paid evidence workflow.
Open comparisonPricing comparison
One-Time License vs Security Subscription
How CapitalGuard positions one-time repo-security licenses against subscription fatigue for founders and agencies.
Starter, Growth, and Pro stay one-time. Monitoring belongs on top after the first license.
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