Permission auditing
Reviews manifests for workspace trust posture, eager activation, and powerful editor integrations.
Local-first extension security
Know what your editor extensions can reach.
ExtGuard audits installed VS Code extensions for leaked credentials, risky capabilities, and known malicious IDs. Free scans stay on your machine.
What it checks
Useful evidence, not noisy accusations
Secret scanning
Detects credential-shaped values without storing or displaying the secret itself.
Threat matching
Checks installed extension IDs against a threat snapshot shipped inside the extension.
Clear risk context
Separates expected capability from concrete findings and shows the evidence behind each score.
Simple pricing
Start locally. Add Team only when you need it.
Free
$0 forever
- Local extension scanning
- Risk dashboard sidebar
- Manual scans and VSIX checks
- Bundled malicious extension data
- VS Code-compatible editors
Team
$9 per seat, monthly, plus tax
- Everything in Free
- Seat-based license activation
- Opt-in sanitized report upload
- Subscription management through Stripe
- No source code or secret values uploaded
Checkout and card handling are hosted by Stripe. ExtGuard never receives your card number. Sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies, and the charge appears on your statement as ONELINK* EXTGUARD.
A deliberate boundary
The scanner stays local.
Team reporting is separate, off by default, and available only after license activation. Reports contain extension identifiers and summarized risk results. They do not contain source code, secret values, or absolute file paths.