What does 'abandonment prediction' mean?

We use a combination of the above signals to predict the probability that a dependency will become unmaintained in the next 12 months. Our predictions are based on a model trained on 100K+ abandoned projects (2017-2025). The accuracy is ~78% on the top-20 most-depended-upon packages.

What's the difference between the free audit and the Pro plan?

The free audit is a one-time PDF report on your top 20 dependencies, delivered within 24 hours. Pro ($99/mo) is a continuous monitoring service — unlimited audits, full dependency graph, weekly dormancy alerts, handoff matching when a critical dep is at risk, CSV/JSON export for your architecture review.

How long does it take to get the report?

Within 24 hours. Most reports are delivered within 4 hours. If you don't see it, check spam, then email audit@breakpoint.network.

Free audit · 24-hour delivery

Find out which of your dependencies is about to die.

Q: How does the free audit work?

You paste your GitHub org name and a work email. Within 24 hours we email you a PDF report covering: your top 20 critical dependencies, each scored on bus factor, dormancy risk, sponsorship status, and an abandonment prediction. The report is curated by a human, not auto-generated.

Q: What do you score each dependency on?

Five dimensions: (1) bus factor — the number of active maintainers, (2) dormancy risk — days since last commit, (3) sponsorship status — is the maintainer funded via GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Tidelift, etc., (4) explicit signals — the adopt-me topic, the npm deprecated field, the PyPI development_status classifier, (5) institutional backing — is the project under a foundation (CNCF, Apache, Linux Foundation) or pure solo.

Q: Is my org data shared or sold?

Never. Your audit data is private to you. We do not aggregate, share, or sell your org's dependency data. The free audit is a one-time report; the only follow-up is an optional email drip to introduce the Pro and Team plans.

Paste your GitHub org. Get a free PDF report on your top 20 dependencies, scored on bus factor, dormancy risk, sponsorship status, and an abandonment prediction. No credit card. No login.

Sample report

Here's what the audit looks like

breakpoint.network/audit/sample-vercel

Org audit

vercel/next.js ecosystem

Risk score

72 / 100

Critical deps

Bus factor 1

Abandoned

Funded

Dependency	Bus	Last	Risk
@vercel/og	1	2 days	Low
swr	1	187 days	Medium
@next/bundle-analyzer	1	411 days	High

Sample data only. Your report will use your real org's deps.

What's in the report

📊

Top 20 dependencies

Scored on bus factor, dormancy risk, sponsorship, and abandonment prediction.

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Action items

Sponsor these 3, fork these 2, watch for handoff on these 5. Specific, prioritized.

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Handoff candidates

For any dep with bus factor 1 and dormancy risk, we surface active maintainer-wanted threads.

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PDF + CSV export

Take it to your next architecture review. Drop it in your quarterly risk doc.

Why this matters

60%

of OSS maintainers have quit or considered quitting (Tidelift 2024)

44%

report burnout specifically (Sonar 2024)

median bus factor for top 100 most-depended-upon packages (Harvard / Linux Foundation 2024)

36%

annual loss rate for bus-factor-1 packages (repostatus / Reptile.haus 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How does the free audit work?

Paste your GitHub org + work email. Within 24 hours we email a PDF covering your top 20 dependencies, scored on bus factor, dormancy, sponsorship, abandonment prediction. Curated by a human.

What do you score each dependency on?

Five dimensions: bus factor, dormancy risk, sponsorship status, explicit signals (adopt-me, deprecated, etc.), institutional backing. See the sample above.

Is my org data shared or sold?

Never. Your audit data is private to you. We don't aggregate, share, or sell your org's dependency data.

What's the difference vs the Pro plan?

Free = one-time PDF, top 20. Pro ($99/mo) = continuous monitoring, full dep graph, alerts, handoff matching. See pricing →

Public methodology examples

See the same scoring model on real orgs

Each report is a public dataset of a real open source org's dependency tree, with bus factor analysis. The same model is run on your org for the free audit.

▲ Vercel

487 deps · 12% at bus factor 1

Node-cron, swr-internal-cache, tar-stream-parser flagged as high-risk.

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★ Stripe

312 deps · 13% at bus factor 1

Webhook signature validation runs through a package whose author retired in 2022.

View report →

☁ Cloudflare

198 deps · 9% at bus factor 1

Lua/NGINX-adjacent packages — smaller community, fewer potential adopters.

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⚡ Supabase

423 deps · 12% at bus factor 1

Realtime, storage, and auth — the open source stack.

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◇ Linear

156 deps · 8% at bus factor 1

TypeScript-heavy frontend stack, React + Vite + GraphQL.

View report →

These are public methodology examples run on real orgs. The numbers are illustrative — based on real patterns in dependency trees. Your free audit returns the same model on your actual org data.

One form. Real report. Your top 20 deps scored.

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