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Terms and conditions
Last updated 10 November 2026
The service
Git Outpost is a cybersecurity outpost for the repositories you connect from GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Once a month it runs the checks you leave on and writes one report for each repository. You can also start a scan yourself. The report is the record of that run.
Accounts and organizations
You need an account. Repositories, members, and the subscription belong to an organization, and you may belong to more than one. The owner controls billing and membership. An organization always keeps at least one owner.
Repositories you link
Connect only repositories your Git account is allowed to read. Git Outpost uses that access to read the branch you choose, run the checks you leave on, and store the report. Disconnecting an account or unlinking a repository stops future scans. Reports already written remain until the organization is deleted.
What a report is
A check can miss a defect, and it can flag code that is fine. The AI security review is a model’s reading of the repository, not a certification. You decide what to fix. Git Outpost is not responsible for a breach, an outage, or a finding you chose not to act on.
Price and cancellation
The plan is 9,99 € a month or 49,99 € a year, for unlimited repositories on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. The subscription belongs to the organization. Checkout and card changes happen on Stripe. If you cancel before the period ends, monitoring continues until that date. After that, scans stop until the organization subscribes again.
Acceptable use
Do not use Git Outpost to scan a repository you are not allowed to read, to disrupt the service, or to break the law. We may suspend an organization that does.
Closing an organization
An owner can delete the organization. That removes its repositories, reports, members, and subscription record. Your account remains until you delete it.