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Signing up for a plan or product

How to subscribe to a SonarQube Cloud plan or product.

For information about the different subscription plans, see Subscription plans. If you want to sign up for a commercial plan, you'll have to select the number of lines of code (LOC) you want to purchase within your subscription. For more information, see LOC-based pricing.

Some SonarQube products available with our Team and Enterprise plans will require a separate subscription to your SonarQube Cloud license.

Signing up for Free

  1. Create your organization in SonarQube Cloud, either by importing a DevOps platform organization or by creating an organization manually. Refer to:

  2. In the Create an organization page, enter the organization details.

  3. Choose the Free plan by selecting the Select free button in the Free section.

In step 2 Organization plan click Select free in the Free section.
  1. Verify the selected plan and select the Create Organization button.

Signing up for Team

For the Team plan, you can use different billing methods: monthly, with a credit card, or yearly, with a coupon. See Billing model for more information.

This procedure explains how to sign up for the Team plan when the organization is created. You can also sign up for the Team plan by upgrading a Free plan organization or downgrading an Enterprise plan organization. See Changing your subscription plan for more details.

Monthly subscription
  1. Create your organization in SonarQube Cloud, either by importing a DevOps platform organization or by creating an organization manually. Refer to:

  2. In the Create an organization page, enter the organization details.

  3. Choose the Team plan by selecting the Get 14-day trial button in the Team section.

Select the Get 14-day trial button in the Team section.
  1. In Lines of code, select the Lines of Code (LOC threshold) for the organization in the drop-down list. See LOC-based pricing for more information.

In How many lines of code, select the LOC you want to purchase for your subscription.

In this step, you can add the Sonar’s Advanced Security product to your trial. See also Signing up for a plan or product.

  1. Select Continue to billing information.

  2. In Billing information, enter your billing information.

  3. Select Continue to payment information.

  4. In Payment information, enter your credit card information.

  5. Select Create Organization and Upgrade.

Yearly or custom subscription
  1. Contact our sales team to purchase a yearly or custom coupon for the selected number of lines of code.

  2. Perform as described above in Monthly subscription until step 4.

  3. Once you have selected the number of lines of code, select the I already purchased a coupon link.

  4. Enter your coupon and select Apply coupon.

Signing up for Enterprise

To create your enterprise, you need to purchase a license. Each organization you add to your enterprise is assigned the Enterprise plan. See Setting up your enterprise for more information.

Signing up for OSS

The OSS (Open Source Software) plan is a free plan for open source organizations. For a full description of the plan's features, see the OSS plan (SonarQube for OSS) article.

  1. Create your organization in SonarQube Cloud, either by importing a DevOps platform organization or by creating an organization manually. Refer to:

  2. In the Create an organization page, enter the organization details.

  3. Choose the OSS plan by selecting the Get SonarQube for OSS link in the Are you part of an open source organization? section, under the other plan options.

Select the Get SonarQube for OSS plan link.
  1. Verify the selected plan and select the Create Organization button.

Subscribing to the Advanced Security product

Advanced Security is available with Team and Enterprise plans. To learn more about the product, see Advanced Security.

If you have a monthly Team subscription, you can add Advanced Security directly from SonarQube Cloud. If you have a yearly Team subscription or an Enterprise plan, contact our Sales team to trial or purchase Advanced Security. For Enterprise plans, Advanced Security is enabled at the enterprise level.

Enabling Advanced Security in your Team plan

You can add the Advanced Security product to any monthly Team subscription.

Proceed as follows:

  1. Retrieve your organization. See the Retrieving your organizations page for more details.

  2. Select Billing and usage in the left side navigation.

  3. In the Plan overview tab, under Explore more products, select Start free trial for Advanced Security.

  4. Confirm the trial. The product is added to the Plan overview tab with the On trial badge.

Disabling Advanced Security from your Team plan

  1. Retrieve your organization. See the Retrieving your organizations page for more details.

  2. Select Billing and usage in the left side navigation.

  3. In the Plan overview tab, select Modify plan in front of Base plan. The Modify your plan page opens.

  4. In front of Advanced Security, select Modify. The section expands.

  5. Select Remove and confirm. Your access to the Advanced Security product will remain active until the end of your current billing period, after which it will be deactivated.

Subscribing to Sonar Agent Essentials

Sonar Agent Essentials is available with annual Team and Enterprise plans. It includes the Remediation Agent, Sonar Vortex context, and Sonar Vortex analysis.

To trial or purchase Sonar Agent Essentials, contact our Sales team.

Subscribing to Hunter Agent

Hunter Agent is available with the Enterprise plan and requires a separate subscription. To learn more about the product, see Hunter Agent.

To trial or purchase Hunter Agent, contact our Sales team.

Getting started with Gitar

Gitar is a separate Sonar product that provides AI-powered pull request review automation. Gitar posts review comments directly in your pull requests to help you catch issues earlier in the development cycle.

To get started, see the Gitar quickstart guide.

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