Binary Ninja vs Procyon

Binary Ninja plans

• FreeFree
• Personal$199, paid once
• Commercial$1,799, paid once
• Ultimate$3,499, paid once
• Ultimate (Floating)$5,499, paid once

Procyon plans

• ProcyonFree

Pick Binary Ninja if…

Binary Ninja suits people who need interactive binary analysis, decompilation, or local and remote debugging. The free desktop option is limited to evaluation or education, while commercial-use licenses are listed separately.

Pick Procyon if…

Procyon suits Java developers seeking metaprogramming, runtime code generation, expression trees, or bytecode decompilation tools. It may also suit developers integrating decompiler functionality through a public API.