Tests completed
with mid-market and enterprise teams
Time to report
vs. weeks with a traditional consultancy
Scan templates
CVEs updated in real time
Result accuracy
real vulnerabilities only — no noise
Used by security leaders and fast-growing companies across the US and Europe.
ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS — at some point someone will ask for your latest pentest report. Most companies only realize they do not have one after the audit has already started. Then the cost is not just the test: it is the deal on hold, the certification delayed, and the investor waiting on an answer.
Product ships every week — sometimes every day. Between one security review and the next, how many features went live? How many APIs shipped? How many endpoints went public? Twelve months is too long for a critical vulnerability to sit in production.
Forgotten subdomain. Legacy API nobody turned off. Admin panel reachable without login. Credentials leaked on GitHub. That is not paranoia — it is a real attack surface. The catch: you usually find out when someone outside your company finds it first.
Register your company, add the domains you are authorized to test, and invite your team. Setup takes less than five minutes.
Point us at a target. The platform chains 26+ security tools in sequence, with AI separating real risk from noise.
Three ready-to-share documents: executive, technical, and compliance. No manual reformatting.
Schedule recurring scans, wire up CI/CD, and let the platform run. You get alerted when something new shows up.
Most pentest reports are written for the consultant who ran the test. Leadership cannot parse them. Engineering does not know where to start. The risk sits there.
With Pentesty, every scan produces three tailored documents for three audiences — because knowing you have a vulnerability is useless if the right people never see it.
Risk in business language — no jargon wall.
Every finding with evidence and clear fix steps.
Organized by framework: ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS.
You can have the cleanest code in the world and still have an unauthenticated endpoint in production, an outdated dependency running live, or an infra misconfiguration no code reviewer will ever find. Claude Security reads your repository. Pentesty sees what an attacker would see.
| Pentesty | Claude Security | |
|---|---|---|
| What it analyzes | Live app in production | Source code |
| Perspective | External attacker | Internal code reviewer |
| Requires repository access | No | Yes |
| Finds infra misconfigurations | Yes | No |
| Tests exposed live endpoints | Yes | No |
| Finds code vulnerabilities | Partial | Yes |
| Availability | Available now | Enterprise beta |
| Price | $3.33/scan | $25+/user/month |
Usage-based pricing. The more you test, the stronger your posture gets. Cost scales with your team — not with how many bugs we find.
Do you need access to our source code?
No. Pentesty tests your systems from the outside — the same way a real attacker would. No repo access, no servers opened up, no internal infrastructure required.
Will auditors accept this for ISO 27001 and SOC 2?
Yes. The evidence pack is structured for the documentation requirements in those frameworks. Customers have used it directly in certification audits.
How long does the first scan take?
Roughly 10–30 minutes depending on target size. Critical findings often show up sooner.
What does onboarding look like?
Create your org, register authorized domains, and invite your team. A Pentesty specialist helps with initial setup at no extra charge.
What happens if I hit my scan limit?
We warn you first. Upgrade mid-cycle or buy one-off scans. We never cut you off without notice.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Cancel whenever you want — no penalties, no runaround.
