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New Pro plans with Agentic Verification.

NewWhat's new ·

From holding the code to proving it comes back.

Meet Codekeeper's new November 2026 software protection lineup, for restoring the applications you can't be without. From tested rebuilds and managed recovery to keeping services online, it's everything you need to build total software resilience.

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Chapters

Agentic Verification · in Escrow Pro, Resilience Pro, and Continuity Pro

From safekeeping to tested rebuilds. In one click.

AI agents analyze your escrow deposit inside the sealed Codekeeper AI Verification Lab to work out how the app is put together, then rebuild it. Every passed run issues a Recoverability Certificate, with the date on it.

Payments Core · Run #11

Escrow Pro · Codekeeper AI Verification Lab

  1. Pre-flight checkStack matched
  2. Seal the environmentSealed
  3. Restore the depositRestored
  4. Work out the build1 private package resolved
  5. Isolated compileCompiled from source
  6. Start and checkHealth checks passed
  7. Write the evidence4 documents

Passed · Sep 3, 2026

Recoverability Certificate issued

Example run of Agentic Verification for an application called Payments Core, with example values: seven steps from the pre-flight check to the evidence, passed on Sep 3, 2026, with a Recoverability Certificate issued.
Example Recoverability Certificate for a fictional application, with example values.

Five outputs from every passed run.

  1. 1Recoverability CertificateA dated record that the rebuild passed.
  2. 2Rebuild ReportWhat the agents built, step by step.
  3. 3SBOMIn CycloneDX, regenerated with every successful run.
  4. 4Exit workbookThe recovery process, written out.
  5. 5Tested isolated compileA ready-to-deploy build, available on release.

Explore Agentic Verification Up to four runs a year, on supported technology stacks.

How we built it

Our own lab. Our own AI. Sealed off from the internet.

Agentic Verification runs in the Codekeeper AI Verification Lab, on Codekeeper's sovereign AI, off public models. Each run works from the deposit alone.

  1. 2014Codekeeper is founded to keep critical software safe.
  2. 2018We build the first automatic deposit sync.
  3. 2026AI agents rebuild the deposit, and prove it builds.
An engineer watches a rebuild finish in the Codekeeper AI Verification Lab
  • 50+integrations, synced daily
  • Monthlydeposit checks, on every plan
  • Up to 4rebuild runs a year with Pro
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022certified

Escrow Pro · New level

Escrow holds the code. Escrow Pro proves it builds.

Every piece of your application, synced daily to a neutral vault and released to your team on terms agreed up front. Add Pro, and Codekeeper's AI agents rebuild the deposit to prove your software builds.

Your sources

  • GitHub
  • Bitbucket
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • Stripe

50+ integrations, synced daily

Escrow · The vault

Payments Core

Deposit current

Synced today
  • Source code3 repositories
  • DatabaseDaily snapshot
  • InfrastructureAWS config
  • DocumentationBuild notes
Vault Report · monthly check done

Escrow Pro · The proof

Agentic Verification

Run #3 · AI Verification Lab

Pro
  • Restore the depositRestored
  • Isolated compileFrom source
  • Start and checkHealth checks
PassedRecoverability Certificate issued

Add Pro to prove the deposit rebuilds

Example application. Values are illustrative.

  • Always current.Synced every day from the tools you already use, with no cap on deposits.
  • Neutral.Held by Codekeeper and released to your team only on the terms you agreed.
  • Proven.Escrow Pro rebuilds the deposit with Codekeeper's AI agents, up to four times a year.

Already a customer?

Nothing changes for you until renewal.

Your current plan stays as agreed. When you're ready, your account manager can walk you through what a move would mean for each application you protect today.

  • The new list prices apply to new customers, not to your current plan.
  • If you move an application to a new plan, it stays in the same vault, with its deposits and integrations.
  • Moves can happen at renewal or, if you prefer, before it.

Where things moved

If you haveIn the new lineup
Validated, Verified, or CertifiedAgentic Verification, in Escrow Pro, Resilience Pro, and Continuity Pro
Continuity EscrowContinuity and Continuity Pro, on the Escrow or Resilience recovery you choose
A need for an exit test run by specialistsExit Exercise, an add-on to any plan
Release notes: what changed, plan by plan

Release notes

What changed, plan by plan.

Each entry says what the change replaces, what you get now, and where to read more. The play buttons open the matching chapter of the film.

New levelEscrow

Escrow keeps its job, and gains a Pro level.

Before
Escrow held the deposit in a neutral vault and released it to your team if a release condition was met. Proof that it would build was sold separately, as verification levels.
Now
Escrow does the same job, and your team runs the recovery (Self-Run Recovery). Escrow Pro adds Agentic Verification, so the deposit goes through rebuild tests before a release is ever needed.

What it means for you: if your team, or a partner you choose, can rebuild the application, Escrow still fits. Choose Escrow Pro when an auditor, a client, or your board wants to see that it builds.

NewResilience

Resilience puts our engineers on the recovery.

Before
If a release condition was met, the deposit was released to you, and your team, or a partner you chose, had to rebuild and run the application.
Now
With Resilience, the deposit comes to Codekeeper instead, and our engineers run the recovery on a best-effort basis (Managed Recovery). Resilience Pro adds Agentic Verification, so a recovery starts from a deposit that has already been rebuilt.

What it means for you: if nobody on your side could rebuild the application, our engineers now run the recovery for you. A review that asks who would bring it back gets a clear answer.

ChangedContinuity

Continuity now sits on the recovery you choose.

Before
It was called Continuity Escrow, and it kept a vendor's critical services running.
Now
It sits on Escrow or Resilience, and Continuity Pro on Escrow Pro or Resilience Pro. The live environment is mapped at setup, and the map is kept current. If the vendor stops, the environment is kept paid and switched on for an agreed period, bills recharged at cost, while the application is recovered.

What it means for you: for an application that can't go dark while it's recovered, one plan now covers both jobs. Each month brings a Continuity Vault Report and Continuity Vault Certificate, and the plan comes with a Continuity Certificate.

New in ProAgentic Verification

Agentic Verification replaces the old verification levels.

Before
Verification was done by hand, took weeks, and came as three separate levels: Validated, Verified, and Certified.
Now
Every Pro plan includes Agentic Verification. Codekeeper's AI agents rebuild the deposit in the sealed Codekeeper AI Verification Lab, up to four times a year, on supported technology stacks. You start each run whenever you choose, and anything missing is flagged.

What it means for you: proof that the software builds is now part of each Pro plan, and every run that passes issues a Recoverability Certificate. Escrow, Resilience, and Continuity have no rebuilds; they keep the monthly automated check.

Add-onExit Exercise

To test the exit itself, there's the Exit Exercise.

It's a human-run test, separate from Agentic Verification. 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. The result, the gaps, and the date go into an Exit Exercise Report for your file. It's an add-on to any plan.

Find the right protection for each application.

Compare Escrow, Resilience, and Continuity side by side, and match each application to the protection and level it needs.