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We have an exciting announcement today about the Wordfence CLI project. We launched Wordfence CLI at WordCamp US back in August of 2023 with the goal of bringing malware and vulnerability scanning to the command line. We’ve been working closely with our customers since the launch to better understand their needs. As a result, we’ve made changes to the pricing structure of Wordfence CLI to better represent individual customer needs.
The previous CLI pricing offered 3 tiers with significant jumps between the number of sites applying to a given tier. This meant that a user who has just over 1,000 sites to scan using CLI Premium would need to buy a license allowing them to scan up to 10,000 sites at a cost of $2,950 USD per year – a large jump from the previous tier costing $950 USD per year. We recognized that jump in pricing can be a barrier for some.
We’ve reconfigured CLI’s pricing to now allow users to select the number of sites they scan within 100 site blocks, meaning the example user from above can purchase a CLI Premium license for 1,100 sites, which comes in at a much lower price point, now $1,069 USD per year.