Binary Ninja pricing explained (2026)
Binary Ninja costs $0 (Free), $199 (Personal) or $1799 (Commercial), plus taxes and fees, on Vector 35's official purchase page as of October 18, 2026; student discounts bring Personal to $49 and Commercial to $449.
From binary.ninja/purchase/ on 2026-10-17 (UTC):
| Edition | List price | Student discount (page) | Commercial use? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — | Evaluation / education positioning |
| Personal (Non-Commercial) | $199 + taxes/fees | $49 | No — primary restriction is non-commercial use |
| Commercial | $1799 + taxes/fees | $449 | Yes |
| Ultimate | Not a self-serve row on the same table | Contact Vector 35 | See vendor |
Licenses purchased online are described as named licenses (one person, multiple machines) unless otherwise stated. Editions include perpetual client license with one year of updates on the comparison table.
What differs besides price
Per the purchase page comparison (high level):
- Decompilation architectures: Free lists 5; Personal/Commercial list 12+.
- Headless / GUI-less processing: Commercial (and Ultimate) — not Personal/Free.
- Commercial use: Commercial column only (among Free/Personal/Commercial).
- Platforms: Windows x86_64, macOS Universal, Linux x86_64 and aarch64 installers listed for paid tiers.
Renewals
Vector 35 asks customers not to use the purchase page for renewals within one month of expiration; use the email renewal link or the in-app About dialog instead.
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FAQ
Is Personal enough for a consulting gig?
The page states Personal/Non-Commercial's primary restriction is non-commercial use. Consulting usually needs Commercial. Read the license.
Are taxes included?
Prices are listed plus taxes and fees.
Floating / computer licenses?
Alternate license forms: contact support (page section on POs and alternate licenses).
Ultimate price?
Not listed as a fixed public cell on the main Free/Personal/Commercial table when checked — contact the vendor.