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      Published Oct 15, 2026

      01Competitive Landscape

      Narrative competitive analysis

      - Versus Veracode: industry comparison summaries place both products in frequent head-to-head evaluation; both have strengths and trade-offs around developer experience and false-positive behavior. Public commentary suggests Fortify's pricing/consumption model and integration characteristics are common comparison points. - Versus best-of-breed tools: some organizations elect to combine specialized SAST or DAST tools with complementary products rather than using a single-suite approach, depending on the relative maturity of modules and the organization's tolerance for compromise across features.

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      OpenText Fortify on Demand
      Veracode
      Checkmarx One
      Starting PriceQuote-based; consumption-unit pricing model; trial availability variesTypically quote-based subscriptionTypically quote-based subscription
      Typical FitEnterprises seeking multi-method AST under a single vendor and those that require expert review servicesOrganizations prioritizing developer-centric SaaS workflows and structured remediation guidanceOrganizations emphasizing CI/CD-native workflows and code-centric automation
      Strengths (observed)Multi-method testing under a single SaaS portal; vendor-provided expert review optionsMarket positioning around developer workflows and false-positive management (vendor claims)Positioning around modern DevSecOps integration and developer tools
      Weaknesses (observed)Public review signals cite false positives, scan speed variability, and CI/CD integration effort; consumption-unit model adds forecasting complexitySome organizations cite cost and UX concerns in public commentaryCan require tuning and carries enterprise-level pricing complexity
      • Versus Veracode: industry comparison summaries place both products in frequent head-to-head evaluation; both have strengths and trade-offs around developer experience and false-positive behavior. Public commentary suggests Fortify's pricing/consumption model and integration characteristics are common comparison points.
      • Versus best-of-breed tools: some organizations elect to combine specialized SAST or DAST tools with complementary products rather than using a single-suite approach, depending on the relative maturity of modules and the organization's tolerance for compromise across features.