Wiz Alternative: Secorvia vs Wiz (2026)

Secorvia is a lower-cost alternative to Wiz for teams on AWS, Azure, GCP and DigitalOcean. You can start on a free plan without a sales call, paid plans are published from $149 a month, and every result keeps separate scan and team statuses. Wiz covers more clouds, more compliance frameworks and larger enterprises.

Quick verdict

Pick Secorvia if you want to see your own attack paths this week, on a budget you can approve yourself. Pick Wiz if you run Oracle Cloud or Alibaba Cloud, need hundreds of compliance mappings out of the box, or are buying for a large enterprise that expects a long evaluation anyway.

Pricing compared

Wiz does not publish prices. Its own evaluation guide says pricing is available on request and is "generally based on cloud workload count". The best public view comes from buyers. Reported figures suggest a wide range: Vendr's data from 188 purchases, updated February 2026, puts the median Wiz contract at $154,381 a year, with recorded deals from $30,309 to $536,300.

Secorvia's prices are on the pricing page. The Free plan costs nothing and has no expiry. Starter is $149 a month billed annually, or $199 billed monthly. Growth is $499 a month billed annually, or $649 monthly. Enterprise is quoted.

Those are not like-for-like products, and the gap is not only price. A Growth plan covers 25 accounts per provider and 50 users, which fits most mid-size estates and not a global bank. Still, $5,988 a year against a reported median above $150,000 is the difference between a team budget and a procurement cycle.

Feature comparison

Every cell below is a full statement on purpose, so it still reads correctly when quoted on its own. Wiz details come from its public pages and integration documentation, listed under Sources.

How findings are tracked

This is the most practical difference day to day, and it is easy to miss in a demo.

Wiz keeps one status per issue. According to its API documentation as mirrored by integration vendors, a user can set an issue to Open, In Progress or Rejected, with a reason and a note. Resolved is set only by Wiz during its scan cycle, and cannot be set by hand. That design has a real strength: nobody can close a problem that still exists. The cost is that the scanner's verdict and the team's decision share one field. When a fix has shipped but the next scan has not run, there is no documented status for "fixed, waiting to be confirmed".

Secorvia keeps two. The detection state is set by scans and nothing else. The operational state belongs to your team: assignee, investigating, resolved, suppressed or risk accepted. A suppression needs a reason and can carry an expiry date, and it still counts towards risk and compliance scores. When someone marks a result resolved, Secorvia shows "marked resolved, awaiting verification" until a scan confirms it, and then "verified resolved". The triage guide walks through it.

For a small team this mostly saves arguments. For an auditor it answers a common question directly: who decided this was acceptable, and did a scan ever confirm the fix?

Where Wiz is the better choice

Wiz is the more mature platform, and for some buyers that settles it.

• Wider cloud coverage. Wiz connects Oracle Cloud, Alibaba Cloud and VMware vSphere. Secorvia does not connect Oracle Cloud or Alibaba Cloud accounts. If either is a large part of your estate, Wiz is the better choice today.
• Compliance depth. Secorvia maps to four frameworks. Wiz ships a far larger library, which matters if you report against PCI DSS, HIPAA or regional regulations every quarter.
• Ecosystem. Wiz has a long list of integrations, partners and people who already know the product. Hiring someone who has used it before is realistic.
• Enterprise scale. If you have thousands of accounts and a security team to match, Wiz was built for that shape of organisation.

One thing worth separating from the marketing: "toxic combinations" is Wiz's own name for risks that only matter together. It is a well-designed feature. The idea behind it, ranking by how problems connect, is shared by most graph-based tools, Secorvia included.

Where Secorvia fits better

• You want to start today. Sign up, connect a read-only role, and see real results from your own account the same afternoon. No demo, no proof-of-concept plan.
• Budget is a real constraint. Published prices mean you can approve the cost without a negotiation.
• You run DigitalOcean. Secorvia maps DigitalOcean on the same graph as AWS, Azure and GCP. Wiz does not list DigitalOcean among the clouds in its evaluation guide.
• You care who changed what. The split between scan state and team state gives a cleaner audit trail than one shared status.

If you are still deciding what you need, start with what CSPM covers and what it misses, then how an attack path is built and how blast radius is measured. For identity, see the over-permissioned identity problem.

Getting started

Create a free account at app.secorvia.com and connect one AWS account with a read-only role. The AWS connection guide takes about five minutes. The first scan shows posture results and vulnerability intelligence, and IaC scanning is included as well. The security graph and attack paths begin on Starter.

If you only want to check one thing first, our free frontdoor CLI lists every outside identity that can assume a role in your account. It is Apache 2.0 and needs no signup.

FAQ

Is Secorvia cheaper than Wiz?

Yes, by a wide margin at list price. Secorvia publishes plans from $0 to $499 a month billed annually. Wiz does not publish prices, and Vendr's buyer data reports a median of $154,381 a year. The products are sized differently, so compare the plan that fits your account count.

Does Wiz have a free plan?

No. Wiz offers a trial and proof of concept arranged through its team. Secorvia's Free plan has no expiry and needs no credit card.

Can Secorvia replace Wiz for a large enterprise?

Not always. If you need Oracle Cloud or Alibaba Cloud, a large compliance library or thousands of accounts on one contract, Wiz is a better fit today.

Does Secorvia have attack paths like Wiz?

Yes, from the Starter plan. Both build a graph of your environment and rank risks by how they connect. They differ in which edges are modelled and how results are tracked.

Can I run Secorvia and Wiz together?

Yes. Both read your cloud with read-only access, so they do not interfere. Some teams use a smaller tool in accounts that a central enterprise contract does not cover.

How do I move from Wiz to Secorvia?

Connect the same accounts to Secorvia with a read-only role, run a scan, and compare results before you change anything. There is nothing to uninstall on the cloud side.

More comparisons

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• Secorvia vs Sysdig: A free plan and flat prices against the runtime security specialist behind Falco.
• Secorvia vs point-in-time scanners: A scan is a snapshot. How a continuously updated graph changes what you fix first.
• Secorvia vs manual audits: Audits find yesterday's risk. Where periodic reviews still help and where they fall behind.
• All comparisons in one table

Sources

Competitor details were checked against these pages on 3 October 2026. Pricing figures from third parties are estimates, not list prices.

1. Wiz: How to evaluate Wiz, common FAQs (trial, PoC, pricing basis, supported clouds)
2. Vendr: Wiz pricing data, 188 purchases, February 2026
3. BlinkOps: Wiz Update Issue Status (OPEN, IN_PROGRESS, REJECTED; RESOLVED set by scans)
4. Axonius: Wiz update issues (resolution reasons)
5. Wiz Cloud platform page (agentless scanning, CIEM, compliance)
6. Wiz: IaC scanning guide (Terraform, CloudFormation, ARM, Kubernetes)
7. Wiz: container and Kubernetes security
8. Wiz blog: toxic combinations in remediation
9. Secorvia pricing