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Self-Run Recovery

Escrow pricing.

Pick your application type to see what Escrow and Escrow Pro cost.

Prices for

Escrow Pro

Recommended

Released to you, tested in advance. Test the rebuild before you need a recovery.

$419 per application, per month, billed annually

Plus $499 setup, once per agreement

Everything in Escrow, plus

  • Agentic Verification: up to four rebuilds a year, on supported technology stacks
  • Codekeeper's own AI, off public models
  • Missing files flagged in each rebuild
  • A tested isolated compile, ready to deploy
  • An exit workbook for the recovery
  • Recoverability Certificates and SBOMs
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Escrow

Released to you. Everything you need to be protected.

$189 per application, per month, billed annually

Plus $499 setup, once per agreement

Included

  • A copy of your software in a neutral vault
  • Daily sync through 50+ integrations
  • Monthly checks for missing files
  • Released to your team to recover
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Built in-house or bought in, critical software is too important to lose.

Some businesses run production lines, serve clients, and store records on third-party software.

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Who it's for

When a relationship needs clear terms.

Buying critical vendor software

Put release rights in writing before you sign, not after the risk arrives.

Selling to enterprises

Show buyers the application is protected, and with Pro that it builds, so due diligence doesn't stall the deal.

Partnerships and M&A

Show the code is held and certified today, and with Pro that it can be rebuilt without the original team.

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Included in Escrow Pro

Proof it builds. In hours, not weeks.

Press run before an audit, after a release, or whenever the deposit changes. AI agents work out how the software is built and build it in the Codekeeper AI Verification Lab, on supported technology stacks, cut off from production, development, and the open internet.

  • No engineers to book and no quotes to approve
  • Anything missing is flagged, so the depositor can add it
  • Codekeeper's own AI models: your code stays in our environment
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Want people to test it too? Add an Exit Exercise: our specialists recover your software from the deposit alone, without the vendor or the original developers, bring the data back, deploy it, and test the business functions you nominate. From $12,000, on any plan.

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Need more than Self-Run Recovery?

Resilience puts our engineers on the recovery for you, and Continuity keeps the hosting and service bills behind your application paid for an agreed period while it's recovered.

Managed RecoveryResilience, from $369 a monthFor the software you can't risk rebuilding yourself. Free your team from the recovery work.Full ContinuityContinuity, from $1,339 a monthFor the services that just can't go offline. Keep your live services running during a recovery.

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Frequently asked questions

Get clear on how Escrow works.

What gets deposited?

The deposit holds whatever it takes to rebuild and run the application: source code, build scripts, documentation, data, and, where relevant, credentials and configuration. The agreement lists it, and the automated check documents what's there.

What triggers a release?

A release is triggered when one of the release conditions in your escrow agreement is met, for example the vendor's insolvency, discontinued support, or a material breach. We verify the condition first, then release the deposit to the beneficiary.

How quickly do we get the code after a release?

You get the code as soon as the release is verified. We check each request first, with a legal review, verification of the release condition, and authentication of the beneficiary, then release the deposit to you.

Who runs the recovery?

With Escrow, your team runs the recovery: the deposit is released to you. If you'd rather Codekeeper ran the recovery, choose Resilience.

Which kinds of agreement can we use?

You can use three kinds of agreement. Two-party (bipartite) agreements between the vendor and Codekeeper, so protection can extend to any client who asks. Three-party (tripartite) agreements that name one beneficiary. Multi-party agreements that name several, each with its own release conditions.

What does Escrow Pro add?

Escrow Pro adds Agentic Verification: AI agents rebuild a complete deposit on their own in the Codekeeper AI Verification Lab, up to four times a year, on supported technology stacks. Each successful rebuild issues a Recoverability Certificate, with a Rebuild Report, an SBOM, an exit workbook, and a tested isolated compile.

Protect the applications that close your deals.

We'll map the application, the agreement, and the right level with you.

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