Cool, didn't notice they are doing C# as well. It would be very interesting to try it. I wonder what the costs are though - the quotes are hidden from their site.

Still, in reality, knowing that your code has a bug is just one part of the story. Having huge legacy code base usually means you've got to fix the bugs as you go about your business implementing features/fixing other bugs. You cannot simply spend a year fixing bugs no-one actually cares about (because software was working well enough before).

So in this drive-by scenario IDE-integrated tool is much more useful than some offline report-generating tool. You see a warning live in your editor - you fix the issue - you move on. Very low effort and effective in the long run.