Question 1

What does Jumbi assess?

Accepted Answer

Jumbi assesses your project's readiness across four categories: security, code quality, dependencies, and test coverage. It produces an overall score and a per-category scorecard, plus a gap analysis and prioritized action plan.

Question 2

Why is a lower score better?

Accepted Answer

Jumbi's scores are risk-oriented, so a lower score means lower risk and higher readiness. As you close gaps and improve, your overall risk score trends down, which is exactly what you want to see across re-assessments.

Question 3

How does the action plan help me improve?

Accepted Answer

Jumbi turns the gaps it finds into a prioritized action plan, ranking each item by impact and effort. You can work top-down, fix the highest-leverage issues first, and re-assess to confirm your readiness is improving over time.

Question 4

Is my code private?

Accepted Answer

Your assessments and findings are scoped to your account, encrypted at rest, and never used to train models. Enterprise customers can also self-host Jumbi entirely on their own infrastructure.

Question 5

How much does Jumbi cost?

Accepted Answer

Jumbi is free forever for running assessments with a scorecard and basic gap analysis, with no credit card required. Pro is $15 per month for unlimited assessments, full action plans, per-category deep dives, trend tracking, benchmarks, and report export. Enterprise is custom-priced with SSO, a self-host option, and dedicated support.

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