Question 1

Is GeekWala trying to replace Snyk?

Accepted Answer

No. Snyk is a full AppSec platform with SAST, container scanning, IaC, and license compliance. GeekWala is a focused dependency scanner with EPSS and KEV enrichment. If you need Snyk's broader capabilities, use Snyk. If you only need SCA with exploitation signals, GeekWala covers that at lower cost.

Question 2

Does Snyk have EPSS data somewhere?

Accepted Answer

Snyk's proprietary priority scoring incorporates "exploit maturity" signals, which may overlap with EPSS concepts. But EPSS scores aren't exposed as a discrete, sortable field in Snyk's UI. You can't filter by "EPSS > 0.5" or sort findings by exploitation probability. GeekWala surfaces EPSS and KEV as first-class data points.

Question 3

Can I export Snyk findings and enrich them with GeekWala?

Accepted Answer

Not directly through an integration, but you could export Snyk's findings as JSON via their API, extract the CVE IDs, and query GeekWala's API for EPSS/KEV enrichment. This is a manual workflow — purpose-built integration isn't available yet.

Question 4

What about Snyk's free tier vs GeekWala's free tier?

Accepted Answer

Snyk free: 200 tests/month, 5 projects, 1 user. GeekWala free: 50 scans/month, 5 projects, 200 packages, full EPSS/KEV enrichment on every scan. Snyk's free tier gives you more test volume but without exploitation signals. GeekWala's free tier gives you fewer scans but with full prioritization data on each one.

For a side-by-side comparison of all ecosystem scanners, see 7 Dependency Vulnerability Scanners Compared.