Fully transparent pricing model, simple and affordable.

Our pricing plans are straightforward and transparent, and not relying on complex testing credits or limited penetration testing hours.

Basic

One-shot Penetration Testing

For small teams who do not frequently release new features, but needs an annual pentest to comply with compliance needs or client request.

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Start Pentest within 48 hours

Platform access with realtime results dashboard

Real-time Collaboration with our team via Slack

Jira & Servicenow Integration

Free remediation retesting for 12 Months

Onboarding

Customizable reports

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Premium

Continuous Penetration Testing

For teams that wants to establish a methodical security testing program that satisfies compliance requirements and enhances overall security on an ongoing basis.

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Everything in Basic +

Continuous Security Testing for newly deployed features, functions, API’s.

Comprehensive Penetration Testing twice a year.

Dark Web Monitoring

Weekly Automated Vulnerability Scanning

Attack Surfrace Management

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary differences between the basic and premium plan?

What are the next steps once we choose to proceed with a Continuous Penetration Testing plan?

Will I receive a traditional penetration testing report upon completion?

What methodologies and frameworks do you follow for penetration testing (e.g., OWASP, PTES)?

Can you help us with remediation and retesting of identified vulnerabilities?

What certifications and qualifications do your penetration testers hold?

Would you be able to put us in touch with some of your existing clients for their insights and experiences?

My existing vendor hasn't found any major vulnerabilities so far. Would it be beneficial to evaluate your services as well?

Do you use crowd-sourced penetration testers?

I conduct routinely penetration test once a year to comply with regulatory requirements. What potential concerns might arise from this approach?

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