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Best ScanCode Toolkit Alternatives in 2026

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20 apps from open source license compliance software ranked against ScanCode Toolkit on the same published basis.

  1. 1
    FOSSology Free plan apiLinuxMacself-hostedWeb Free6.6
    ScanCode Toolkit vs FOSSology
  2. 2
    Apache Flink CDC Free plan LinuxMacself-hostedWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs Apache Flink CDC
  3. 3
    DeepFilterNet Free plan LinuxMacWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs DeepFilterNet
  4. 4
    licscan Free plan LinuxMacWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs licscan
  5. 5
    OHRisk Free plan LinuxMacWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs OHRisk
  6. 6
    OSS Review Toolkit Free plan LinuxMacself-hostedWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs OSS Review Toolkit
  7. 7
    OSSKB Free plan apiLinuxMacWeb Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs OSSKB
  8. 8
    REUSE Tool Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs REUSE Tool
  9. 9
    SBOM Workbench Free plan LinuxMacWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs SBOM Workbench
  10. 11
    ScanCode Workbench Free plan LinuxMacWin Free6.5
    ScanCode Toolkit vs ScanCode Workbench
  11. 12
    Double Open Compliance Free plan apiself-hostedWeb Free6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs Double Open Compliance
  12. 13
    FOSSA Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWeb $168392.50/mo6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs FOSSA
  13. 14
    FOSSLight Hub Free plan apiself-hostedWeb Free6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs FOSSLight Hub
  14. 15
    Licensable Free plan Web Free6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs Licensable
  15. 16
    Licensed Free plan LinuxMac Free6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs Licensed
  16. 17
    SourceTrust Free plan Web $24.92/mo6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs SourceTrust
  17. 18
    SW360 Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWeb Free6.4
    ScanCode Toolkit vs SW360
  18. 19
    Check License Compliance Free plan Linuxself-hosted Free6.3
    ScanCode Toolkit vs Check License Compliance
  19. 20
    ClearlyDefined Free plan apiself-hostedWeb Free6.3
    ScanCode Toolkit vs ClearlyDefined
  20. 21
    license-comply Free plan self-hosted Free6.3
    ScanCode Toolkit vs license-comply

ScanCode Toolkit alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1FOSSology6.6Free planFreeAPI, Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
2Apache Flink CDC6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
3DeepFilterNet6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
4licscan6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
5OHRisk6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
6OSS Review Toolkit6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
7OSSKB6.5Free planFreeAPI, Linux, Mac, Web
8REUSE Tool6.5Free planFreeAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Windows
9SBOM Workbench6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
11ScanCode Workbench6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
12Double Open Compliance6.4Free planFreeAPI, self-hosted, Web
13FOSSA6.4Free plan$168392.50/moAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Web
14FOSSLight Hub6.4Free planFreeAPI, self-hosted, Web
15Licensable6.4Free planFreeWeb
16Licensed6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac
17SourceTrust6.4Free plan$24.92/moWeb
18SW3606.4Free planFreeAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Web
19Check License Compliance6.3Free planFreeLinux, self-hosted
20ClearlyDefined6.3Free planFreeAPI, self-hosted, Web
21license-comply6.3Free planFreeself-hosted
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Questions about ScanCode Toolkit alternatives

What is the best alternative to ScanCode Toolkit?

FOSSology, number 1 in open source license compliance software with a score of 6.6 out of 10. The others here: Apache Flink CDC, DeepFilterNet, licscan and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to ScanCode Toolkit?

FOSSology is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 20 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.