Software Resilience
For the software you can’t afford to lose.
One Codekeeper account for every critical application, the ones you build and the ones you buy. Attach the protection each one needs, and keep your software running, whatever happens.
The problem
Your business runs on software you don’t control.
Most companies depend on hundreds of applications, many of them from outside vendors. When one fails, you feel it first. Without a plan already in place, recovery becomes improvisation.
The vendor disappears
Insolvency, an acquisition or a shutdown can take an application away overnight.
No one owns the recovery
A copy of the code doesn’t bring a system back on its own. Someone still has to.
The file has gaps
When auditors ask what happens next, every gap costs time, deals and credibility.
Why now
Regulators now expect an exit plan.
Financial regulation has moved on from “do you have a contract?” to “can you actually leave, and keep running?”
EU · DORA
Article 28
Financial entities must have exit strategies for ICT services that support critical or important functions, with exit plans that are documented and sufficiently tested.
UK · PRA SS2/21
Outsourcing and third-party risk
PRA-regulated firms are expected to plan for exit from material outsourcing, including stressed exit, and to test those plans.
The Software Resilience Certificate, and with Pro the Recoverability Certificate, SBOM and Exit workbook, can be attached to these files. They support your own compliance assessment; they don’t replace it.
How it works
One account. Three steps.
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Add your applications
In-house systems and vendor software. Start with the ones your business can’t run without.
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Attach a protection
Escrow, Resilience, Continuity or Backup. Choose the one that matches the job.
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Choose the level
The standard level gives you everything you need to be protected. Pro gives you everything you need to recover, with Agentic Verification. Continuity is a single top product.
Protections
Same application. Different jobs.
The difference is what happens when you need it — and what it costs.
Escrow · Escrow Pro
Escrow
Released to you.
We hold the deposit as a neutral party. When the agreed conditions are met, we release it to the beneficiary, and you run the recovery. From $199.
Explore EscrowResilience · Resilience Pro
Resilience
Recovered by us.
The deposit comes to Codekeeper. If the application fails, we run the recovery for you. From $399.
Explore ResilienceContinuity
Continuity
Full continuity.
Everything in Resilience Pro, plus we keep the live environment paid and switched on for an agreed period while we recover. From $1,449.
Explore ContinuityBackup attaches the same way. Cost coverage puts the cost of a recovery under an agreed service level, available for Resilience and Continuity.
The line-up
Protections and levels.
Escrow means the deposit is released to you and you run the recovery. Resilience costs more because we do the recovery for you. Continuity costs more again because we also keep the live environment switched on.
Escrow
Everything you need to be protected.
From $199
Custody, release to the beneficiary, automated check and a Software Resilience Certificate.
Escrow Pro
Everything you need to recover.
From $449
Everything in Escrow, plus Agentic Verification: rebuilds, SBOM, Exit workbook and a Recoverability Certificate.
Resilience
We run the recovery.
From $399
Custody and recovery by Codekeeper, with a Software Resilience Certificate.
Resilience Pro
Everything you need to recover.
From $649
Everything in Resilience, plus Agentic Verification so recovery starts from a deposit we already know builds.
Continuity
Full continuity.
From $1,449
Everything in Resilience Pro, plus we keep the live environment paid and switched on for an agreed period while we recover. One level. No Pro of its own.
Priced per application, for software, SaaS and AI. See pricing
Begin with the applications that matter most.
We’ll match the right protection and level to each one.