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Why this page exists. Production has no page for Escrow as a protection. It has three product pages (Software, SaaS and AI Escrow) that each re-explain escrow. In the new model, Escrow is the protection and Software, SaaS and AI are application types. So this page explains the job (released to you) and the two levels, and the three application pages link here.
  • The headline sells both levels in five words. "Hold the code" is Escrow. "Prove it builds" is Escrow Pro.
  • The base level is never weak. Escrow is "everything you need to be protected", as agreed.
  • The existing Escrow Pro film sits in the hero, where it does the most work.
Escrow · Escrow Pro

Hold the code. Prove it builds.

Escrow keeps your vendor's source code with a neutral party, under clear release terms, checked and certified. Escrow Pro adds Agentic Verification, so you know the deposit builds long before you need it.

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Escrow from $199. Escrow Pro from $449. Per application per month.

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Steps 1 and 2: the exposure and the shift, specific to Escrow. Three reasons the job exists: the vendor can fail, the terms must be agreed before anything goes wrong, and a neutral party has to hold the code. Production's "guarantees access" language is replaced by what the agreement actually does.

Why escrow

Protection starts with the code.

Every business depends on software it didn't build, and every vendor can fail, be acquired or simply stop. Escrow gives you a right to your vendor's source code, a neutral custodian and clear release terms, agreed before you need them.

If the vendor stops

Insolvency, a takeover or discontinued support. The agreement says what happens next, so nobody has to negotiate it in a crisis.

Clear terms, agreed up front

The Escrow Agreement names the depositor, the beneficiary, what's deposited and exactly when it's released.

A neutral custodian

Codekeeper holds the deposit for both sides. The vendor keeps its IP private; the customer keeps a way back.

Step 3, the model: four steps, one sentence each. The agreement mock makes "clear terms" concrete; it shows the fields every Escrow Agreement covers. The agreement types (two-party, three-party, multi-party) come from production's FAQ. Release triggers are examples only: the agreement defines them.

How it works

Four steps, then it runs itself.

1

Add the application

The vendor software your business, or your deal, depends on: software, SaaS or AI.

2

Put the agreement in place

Two-party, three-party or multi-party, managed in the app. Everyone knows where they stand before they sign.

3

Keep the deposit current

Connect the vendor's repositories once and deposits sync daily. We check what's deposited and issue a Software Resilience Certificate.

4

Release when conditions are met

If a release condition in the agreement is met, we verify it and release the deposit to the beneficiary. You run the recovery.

Two levels, each described by its job. Escrow is "everything you need to be protected"; Escrow Pro is "everything you need to recover". The inclusions are the confirmed list. Escrow Pro's rebuilds run on supported technology stacks, and that's said where the rebuilds are listed. The sentence under the cards explains why Resilience costs more, so Escrow never looks like the cheap option.

Choose your level

Escrow and Escrow Pro.

Both release the deposit to you. Pro proves it builds before you need it.

Released to you

Escrow

From$199per application per month

Everything you need to be protected.

  • Custody of the deposit by a neutral party
  • Release to the beneficiary under the Escrow Agreement
  • Automated check of what's deposited, with a vault report
  • Software Resilience Certificate
Released to you · tested in advance

Escrow Pro

From$449per application per month

Everything you need to recover.

  • Everything in Escrow
  • Agentic Verification: isolated rebuilds by AI agents, on supported technology stacks
  • 4 rebuilds a year, run when you choose
  • Build steps, SBOM, Exit workbook and a deployable copy
  • Recoverability Certificate

Setup $499 per arrangement. One claimant included; more as an add-on. Escrow means the deposit is released to you and you run the recovery. If you'd rather we ran it, that's Resilience. See full pricing

Step 4, the proof: show both certificates. Buyers ask "what do I get?". Two documents answer it. The difference between the levels is visible: one certificate proves the deposit is there, the other proves it builds. The Recoverability Certificate line keeps the agreed wording: it documents the rebuild and doesn't grant release rights.

The proof

One certificate shows it's there. The other shows it builds.

EscrowSoftware Resilience Certificate
ApplicationFleet Ledger
DepositSynced daily · 2.4 GB
Automated checkPassed
Vault reportAttached

Shows the deposit is held and what's in it. Example values.

Escrow ProRecoverability Certificate
ApplicationPayments Core
RebuildPassed · Run #11
Vendor helpNone
EvidenceRun report · SBOM · Exit workbook

Documents the rebuild and its result. It doesn't grant release rights; those come from the agreement. Example values.

How Agentic Verification works
Escrow is bought in three situations. Each card names the situation and the outcome. The vendor card matters: vendors often pay for escrow to win enterprise deals, and production barely speaks to them.

Who it's for

When a relationship needs clear terms.

Buying critical vendor software

Put release rights in writing before you sign, not after the risk arrives.

Selling to enterprises

Show buyers the application is protected, and with Pro that it builds, so due diligence doesn't stall the deal.

Partnerships and M&A

Show the code is held and certified today, and with Pro that it can be rebuilt without the original team.

Route to the application pages. Each application type deposits different things and has its own price row, so each gets its own page (and keeps production's search traffic). The prices are the 6 Oct list.

By application

What we hold depends on what you run.

Software

On-premise and licensed applications

Source code, build scripts, documentation and data.

Escrow $199 · Pro $449

Software escrow

SaaS

Hosted and subscription applications

Code, infrastructure, data exports and the access to bring it back.

Escrow $249 · Pro $599

SaaS escrow

AI

AI models and AI systems

Models, prompts, pipelines and the workflows around them.

Escrow $649 · Pro $849

AI escrow
Show where Escrow sits, and the next step up. The same three-job comparison appears on the Escrow, Resilience and Continuity pages, with the current one outlined. The price logic sentence is word for word the agreed line.

Need more than the code?

Escrow, Resilience or Continuity.

Escrow means the deposit is released to you and you run the recovery. Resilience costs more because we do the recovery. Continuity costs more again because we also keep the live environment switched on.

You're here

Escrow

Deposit→Released to you→You recover

When the agreed conditions are met, the deposit is released to the beneficiary.

From $199

Recovered by us

Resilience

Deposit→Comes to us→We recover

If the application fails, Codekeeper runs the recovery for you. Explore Resilience

From $399

Kept switched on

Continuity

Live service kept on+We recover

Everything in Resilience Pro, plus the live environment kept paid and switched on for an agreed period. Explore Continuity

From $1,449

The secondary conversion, on every page. Visitors who aren't ready to talk can still leave their email. The sample evidence pack is the same offer on every page, so the site has one lead magnet instead of a different e-book per page. It also carries the launch story: proof, not promises. The button goes to the sample evidence pack page.

Sample evidence pack

See what your auditor would receive.

An anonymised set of outputs from a real Agentic Verification run, so you can judge the evidence before you talk to us.

  • Recoverability Certificate
  • Run report
  • SBOM and Exit workbook excerpts
Get the sample evidence pack
The questions legal and procurement ask. Release conditions and agreement types come from production's FAQ, reworded without "guarantee". The release-time answer uses the Trust Center figure and is flagged until operations confirm it.

Questions

Before you sign.

What gets deposited?

Whatever it takes to rebuild and run the application: source code, build scripts, documentation, data and, where relevant, credentials and configuration. The agreement lists it, and the automated check confirms it's there.

What triggers a release?

The release conditions in your Escrow Agreement, for example the vendor's insolvency, discontinued support or a material breach. When one is met, we verify it and release the deposit to the beneficiary.

How quickly do we get the code after a release?

Once release conditions are verified, beneficiaries typically have access within two to three hours.

Who runs the recovery?

With Escrow, you do: the deposit is released to you. If you'd rather Codekeeper ran the recovery, choose Resilience.

What does Escrow Pro add?

Agentic Verification. AI agents rebuild the deposit in a sealed sandbox up to four times a year, with no help from the vendor. Each successful rebuild issues a Recoverability Certificate, with build steps, an SBOM, an Exit workbook and a deployable copy.

Which kinds of agreement can we use?

Two-party agreements between the vendor and Codekeeper, so protection can extend to any client who asks. Three-party agreements that name one beneficiary. Multi-party agreements that name several, each with its own release conditions.

The same close on every page. The close repeats the vendor angle from the line-up: escrow often pays for itself in the deals it unblocks. Every page ends on the same two actions in the same order: Book a demo, then the sample evidence pack.

Protect the applications that close your deals.

We'll map the application, the agreement and the right level with you.

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