Maintainer-loss signals
See whether recent durable value and review responsibility are concentrated among people who have become inactive.
← All use casesSoftware vendor continuity
Track the software vendors your operations depend on.
Monitor codebase value, maintainer concentration, churned value, release durability, and stagnant valuations across critical software vendors before technical risk becomes operational risk.
Built for enterprise risk, procurement, security, and technology leaders.The gap
Financial health does not reveal whether critical software is still being maintained.
A vendor can keep selling while core maintainers leave, accepted value stalls, important code is removed, or reliability work declines. Code Valuator adds a permissioned technical continuity record to vendor review.
Move from assumption to evidence.
Churned and stagnant value
Track reversals, removed value, falling retained value, and RepoWorth that has stopped moving across reporting periods.
Vendor-level reporting
Invite vendors, request controlled reports, and compare approved evidence across the monitored portfolio.
Actual product interface
Track valuation movement and continuity signals over time.
Monitor approved vendors for stagnant RepoWorth, churned value, repository concentration, and maintainer risk without receiving their code.
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How it works
Permissioned where it should be. Auditable where it matters.
Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
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Apply and define the vendor portfolio
Tell us how many software vendors you monitor and which teams need access.
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Invite each vendor
Vendors connect and approve the repositories and evidence shared with your workspace.
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Review continuity over time
Monitor RepoWorth movement, Contributor Value, maintainer exposure, churn, and reporting gaps.
Two bounded report products
Choose a current reading or a deeper assessment.
Both reports identify the repository scope, commit, scan cutoff, measured evidence, and a section-by-section guide for interpreting the findings.
A complete current valuation reading.
- RepoWorth and full valuation reconciliation
- Delivery basis and repository composition
- Complexity, maintainability, and verification posture
- Shipped Tokens and current refactor pressure
- Read-only portal report and 14-page PDF
Decision-grade structure and continuity evidence.
- Everything in the Snapshot
- Technical debt and codebase-health analysis
- Contributor Value and repository-activity leaderboards
- Sticky code, maintainer concentration, and refactor pressure
- 52-week ship-frequency trendline and 31-page PDF
Vetted monitoring
$149 per year for vendor monitoring
Invite software vendors into a vetted workspace and track only the read-only technical continuity reports they approve for your organization. No code is exposed.
Application question: Software vendors monitored$12.42per month, billed at $149 yearly for each monitored companyApply to monitor
Invite only the companies, vendors, borrowers, or opportunities you are authorized to monitor after approval.
Creator-controlled evidence
Explore owner-enabled repositories Request a current report from a software vendor.
Vendors choose whether their repositories are discoverable. The public view stays limited to name, description, and overall RepoWorth history. Your payment method is saved with the detailed-access request and charged only when the vendor administrator grants read-only report access.
Questions
Use the number with the right context.
Is this a replacement for security or vendor due diligence?
No. It adds code valuation, contribution, durability, and maintainer evidence to the existing security, financial, legal, and operational review.
Can CodeValuation.com see vendor source without permission?
No. Public repositories can be evaluated publicly. Private repository monitoring requires the vendor's authorized connection and controlled sharing.
What does a stagnant valuation mean?
It means measured RepoWorth has shown little or no movement over the selected period. It is a prompt for investigation, not proof of neglect on its own.
Does CodeValuation.com make procurement recommendations?
No. It supplies versioned technical evidence for the enterprise's existing review process. The enterprise makes every vendor, procurement, renewal, and risk decision.
Know what your code is worth.
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