Licensing is an important consideration for our organization, especially when securing multiple cloud environments. Setup requires configuring integrations, access permissions, and security monitoring. Clearer pricing options and simpler licensing would make budgeting the cost and management easier.
Information Security Analyst at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Sep 3, 2026
No involvement occurred with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Wiz since it was a free proof of concept. Approximately 200 licenses were provided for the initiative, but pricing moving forward is unknown. It is expected to be more expensive than Checkmarx; however, the overall feeling is that Wiz is the more stable and user-friendly product, strong with features and functionality, potentially favoring the decision to move forward.
The pricing is a bit higher than the market rate, but the value it provides is more valuable than the pricing. Setup is very easy, and if you feel any difficulty while setting up anything, their support team is ready to help you out with that. We are running it on a monthly license basis, so we have not purchased the enterprise version.
For now, I haven't considered a second choice other than Wiz Code; I am satisfied with the services I am getting, with my only challenge being the pricing.
Security Architect/Staff Engineer at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
May 21, 2026
The topic of their pricing is confidential, which I'm not authorized to share. However, it is a bit expensive, but that depends on how broad your organization is and what your use case is. If you are a small scale enterprise organization, you probably would not pay such a hefty amount of money to protect your organization. However, if you're a big organization, if the organization is a large-scale enterprise organization and it's a reputable organization, then probably if you get most of the things in a single platform, then you do some trade-offs. In summary, it depends on where or what organization you're from and what your use case is.
Regarding pricing, I would say that the pricing model is a little bit hefty on the pocket. For instance, Wiz Code scans your containers twice, first during runtime and then during shift-left when you build the Kubernetes manifest, which causes Wiz Code to charge separately for running the agent on the containers to give runtime posture, as well as for scanning images in the environment during shift-left, which I feel is not good for the client, although I understand it is a marketing strategy.
Wiz enhances cloud security with features like CSPM, risk prioritization, and centralized visibility. Users benefit from agentless scanning and integration with CI/CD tools, improving threat detection and compliance management.Wiz offers a comprehensive security solution for cloud environments by providing functionalities like threat intelligence, detailed risk analysis, and automated compliance mapping. It supports vulnerability management and risk analysis, utilizing agentless deployment...
The setup cost was good.
My experience with Wiz's pricing, implementation costs, and licenses has been positive.
Licensing is an important consideration for our organization, especially when securing multiple cloud environments. Setup requires configuring integrations, access permissions, and security monitoring. Clearer pricing options and simpler licensing would make budgeting the cost and management easier.
No involvement occurred with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Wiz since it was a free proof of concept. Approximately 200 licenses were provided for the initiative, but pricing moving forward is unknown. It is expected to be more expensive than Checkmarx; however, the overall feeling is that Wiz is the more stable and user-friendly product, strong with features and functionality, potentially favoring the decision to move forward.
The pricing is a bit higher than the market rate, but the value it provides is more valuable than the pricing. Setup is very easy, and if you feel any difficulty while setting up anything, their support team is ready to help you out with that. We are running it on a monthly license basis, so we have not purchased the enterprise version.
For now, I haven't considered a second choice other than Wiz Code; I am satisfied with the services I am getting, with my only challenge being the pricing.
The topic of their pricing is confidential, which I'm not authorized to share. However, it is a bit expensive, but that depends on how broad your organization is and what your use case is. If you are a small scale enterprise organization, you probably would not pay such a hefty amount of money to protect your organization. However, if you're a big organization, if the organization is a large-scale enterprise organization and it's a reputable organization, then probably if you get most of the things in a single platform, then you do some trade-offs. In summary, it depends on where or what organization you're from and what your use case is.
Regarding pricing, I would say that the pricing model is a little bit hefty on the pocket. For instance, Wiz Code scans your containers twice, first during runtime and then during shift-left when you build the Kubernetes manifest, which causes Wiz Code to charge separately for running the agent on the containers to give runtime posture, as well as for scanning images in the environment during shift-left, which I feel is not good for the client, although I understand it is a marketing strategy.
I have no idea about the pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Wiz Code.