Not vulnerability alerts.
Real exploits,
with proof.
Blackbox penetration testing, driven by AI. Most scans finish in 30–60 minutes. If we can't exploit it, it doesn't reach your priority queue. No sales call, ever. You pay per scan.
The yearly pentest
is broken.
You ship code every day. Your adversaries probe it every day. But your last pentest ran 9 months ago, cost $5,000+, and covered a frozen snapshot that no longer exists in production.
The old way
Good firms are booked 4–12 weeks out.
Schedule it. Scope call. SoW. NDA. Onboarding. Your compliance deadline doesn't wait on their calendar, and neither does your attacker.
$5,000+ per engagement
Published market rates put a SaaS pentest engagement between $5K and $30K. Locked in before a single payload hits your app.
1 week tested. 51 weeks blind.
Pentest covers a snapshot. The report describes your application as it was on test day — every deploy after that invalidates a little more of it.
A PDF, sent once. Your app keeps shipping.
Every deploy after the report creates new, untested surface. You get a PDF, emailed once — no re-test, no live dashboard, no API.
The new way
Self-serve, one click per scan
Paste your URL. Start a scan. No sales call, no NDA, no SoW. Findings appear in your dashboard as they're confirmed, not at the end.
$49 per scan — pay as you go
No retainer, no commitment. Not a replacement for your annual pentest — your continuous security coverage between them.
Run it when you ship.
On-demand, as often as you need. 52 weeks of coverage if you want it — not just 1. No consultant to reschedule, no budget to justify.
Every exploited finding carries a working exploit.
No 'maybe vulnerable'. Every exploited finding ships with what a developer needs to re-run it: the request, the payload, and the captured response.
One annual pentest = one snapshot. BreachVex runs on demand, as often as you need it: before a compliance audit, after a major feature, any time you ship something that matters. Do the math.
From URL to exploit in 3 steps.
No SoW, no onboarding call, no two-week kickoff. Paste a URL and the pipeline does the rest. Findings show up as they're confirmed, not at the end.
Connect your app
Verify you own the domain — one DNS record, once per domain. Then add auth if needed: login form, session cookie or Bearer token. Authenticated or unauthenticated. After that, every scan starts in one click.
Attack engine runs
A multi-stage attack engine covers web, API, auth and infrastructure vulnerabilities end to end. Every Critical, High and Medium finding has to be proven exploitable before it reaches your priority queue.
Ship the fixes
Findings with working PoC, CVSS scores, and remediation guidance. Export SARIF or PDF. Re-scan after fix to confirm it's closed.
Real findings. Verified targets.
One example batch from our validation runs, tested against publicly available applications with publicly documented flaws — reproducible by any security engineer.
Vulnerability classes detected
Targets are publicly available applications with publicly documented flaws — OWASP training apps, community vulnerable builds, and real products running versions with known CVEs. Anyone can stand them up and re-run the batch.
Web · API · LLM · Cloud. One scan covers all.
Three OWASP frameworks. Advanced techniques beyond standard DAST. Real exploits with proof, not pattern matching.
Web apps · 6 categories actively tested
REST · GraphQL · gRPC — 6 categories actively tested
AI · Chatbots · RAG
Advanced techniques
Top vulnerability guides
Deep, exploit-first write-ups on the classes our AI pentester covers.
- SQL InjectionSQL injection (CWE-89, OWASP A05:2025) manipulates database queries to extract credentials, bypass authentication, and achieve RCE via xp_cmdshell.
- XSS — Cross-Site ScriptingXSS (CWE-79, OWASP A05:2025) lets attackers inject JavaScript into pages served to other users — session theft, credential harvesting, and account takeover.
- IDOR — Insecure Direct Object ReferenceIDOR (CWE-639) is the object-level form of OWASP A01:2025 Broken Access Control, the #1 risk. Swap an object ID to reach another user's records.
- SSRF — Server-Side Request ForgerySSRF (CWE-918, OWASP A01:2025) forces a server to request internal resources — cloud metadata credentials, IMDSv1 tokens, and internal services.
- Command InjectionOS command injection (CWE-77/CWE-78) lets attackers run arbitrary OS commands on the host server, enabling remote code execution and full system compromise.
- JWT VulnerabilitiesJWT vulnerabilities (CWE-287): algorithm confusion, secret brute-force, and key-source injection — all bypass authentication when tokens are misconfigured.
- XXE — XML External Entity InjectionXXE (CWE-611) exploits XML parsers that resolve external entities, enabling file disclosure, SSRF, and RCE. One parser flag eliminates the class.
- CSRF — Cross-Site Request ForgeryCSRF (CWE-352, OWASP A01:2025) forces authenticated users to execute unwanted state-changing requests by exploiting browser cookie auto-send.
Scan. Prove.
Scanners flag patterns. We run the exploit. Every finding passes three gates before it reaches your dashboard, and if the exploit doesn't land, the finding never reaches your priority queue.
Your team triages findings marked "possible" that may never reproduce. That noise wears engineers down until the queue stops getting read at all.
Exploited findings lead the report. Trade-off: anything we couldn't prove is quarantined in a separate section, clearly labelled — never mixed into your priority queue, never quietly dropped.
BreachVex vs the alternatives.
Every option has trade-offs. Here's an honest breakdown against the three ways teams test today.
| Feature | Manual Pentestconsultant | Signature DASTZAP · Invicti · Burp Ent. | Bug BountyHackerOne · Bugcrowd | BreachVexproof-based AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business | ||||
| Cost per engagementtypical web app | $5K–$30K | $0–$7K+/yr | $1K–$50K+ bounties | $49/scan |
| Time to first finding | 2–6 weeks | hours | days–months | 30–60 min |
| Self-serveno sales call | ||||
| Re-runnable on demand, scheduled or via APIbuilt-in cron · triggerable from your CI | ||||
| Coverage | ||||
| Proof-of-exploit on Critical / High / Mediumnot just pattern-match | ||||
| OWASP Web Top 106 categories actively tested | ||||
| OWASP API Top 10 | ||||
| LLM & agent attacksprompt injection, system prompt, MCP | ||||
| Advanced protocol attacksHTTP smuggling TE.0, H/2 race | ||||
| Human creativitynovel logic flaws | ||||
| Quality & Workflow | ||||
| False positive burden | near-zero | high, triage required | low (program-validated) | proof-gated queue |
| Attack chain correlationmulti-step exploit paths | ||||
| Re-test after fixone-click re-scan | ||||
| SARIF 2.1.0 export · REST API | ||||
| Compliance-ready reportsPCI / OWASP / MITRE | ||||
Manual pentest pricing: published market rates, $5K–$30K per engagement (Invicti, Deepstrike, Blaze InfoSec, Software Secured, 2025–2026).
Competitor time-to-first-finding and cost figures are observed orders of magnitude, not contractual commitments.
False positive burden is qualitative: no third-party rate is quoted without a published source (see OWASP Benchmark).
BreachVex scan duration: median 30 min, mean 32 min over our April 2026 validation batch on public, deliberately-vulnerable applications.
- GDPR-Ready
- EU-Hosted Data
- AES-256 Encrypted Credentials
- Ephemeral Workers
Professional security. Startup price.
We took every middleman out of the price. No consultant markup, no sales markup, no Word report. Just the scan.
A multi-stage attack engine that actually attacks your app
proof of exploit · multi-stage attack engine · deep multi-vector testing
$49 per scan — cost price, not consultant price
No sales markup, no human markup
Results typically in 30–60 minutes, not in 6 weeks
PDF + SARIF report auto-generated · no meetings needed
Self-serve — verify your domain once, then every scan is one click
No sales call, no SoW
Only what we can prove
Your priority queue holds only findings with an executed exploit
A replacement for a human red team
Human creativity on business logic remains irreplaceable
A signature scanner
Priority queue = exploit executed, not pattern matched
A tool that drowns real flaws in noise
Exploited findings lead the report. Anything we couldn't prove is quarantined in a separate, clearly-labelled section — never mixed with your priority queue, and never silently lost.
SOC 2 certified (yet)
GDPR: DPA and privacy policy available on request
Reserved for five-figure security budgets
Startups deserve to be secure too
Answers, before
you ask.
The questions CTOs and AppSec engineers actually ask us. Have something specific? Get in touch.
How is BreachVex different from a DAST scanner?+
Can I run BreachVex on production?+
DROP, no destructive writes. Two modes available: full scan (complete multi-stage exploitation) or recon-only (endpoint mapping, exploitation squads skipped). For extra caution, run against staging first.Does it handle authenticated apps?+
- Login form replay (username / password)
- Session cookies
- Bearer tokens (JWT)
Credentials are encrypted at rest and used only for the duration of your scan. Each scan runs in its own disposable environment, destroyed when the scan ends.
What about false negatives? What might you miss?+
- The exploit needs novel business-logic understanding
- Auth into a specific tenant edge case isn't scriptable
- The target blocks probes before we can land the proof
For compliance audits (PCI, SOC 2), we recommend BreachVex in addition to an annual manual pentest, not as a replacement.
How long does a scan take?+
What integrations are supported?+
- Export: SARIF 2.1.0 · PDF · JSON · CSV
- API: REST API — trigger scans, query findings, pull reports programmatically
Roadmap: signed outbound webhooks, JIRA, Linear, Slack, GitHub Actions. Vote on security@breachvex.com to prioritize.
What data do you store? Where?+
Is BreachVex enough for SOC 2 / PCI compliance?+
Pricing after the first 1,000?+
- Single scan: $79
- Pack of 3 / month: $199
- Pack of 10 / month: $499
Founding Members keep their $49 · $120 · $350 pricing for life — on every future scan, for as long as they stay on that plan.
Be first at launch.
Lock in $49/scan forever.
Founding Member pricing isn't a waitlist perk. It's a race that starts on launch day: the first 1,000 customers to check out get our lowest price, locked in for life. The waitlist gets you the launch email first, which is your best shot at landing a slot.
Join the waitlist
Drop your email. You get a launch-day heads-up email the moment we open the gate.
We email the moment we launch
Waitlist members are notified first — before any public announcement. Your email arrives with a checkout link.
First 1,000 to check out = Founding
Founding pricing is locked in for life on the accounts of the first 1,000 paying customers. No lottery, no luck. Just speed.
- Full scan — multi-stage attack engine, deep multi-vector testing, broad vulnerability coverage
- Proof-of-exploit on every Critical, High and Medium finding
- SARIF export · PDF report · JSON API
- Founding price locked for life on your current plan
- Private Slack channel with the engineering team
- Same full scan, same AI proof engine
- Same SARIF · PDF · JSON API
- Email support during business hours
- No founding-member benefits (lifetime lock, private Slack)
1,000 slots.
The race starts at launch.
Founding pricing isn't a waitlist perk. It's a race. The first 1,000 customers to check out lock in $49/scan for life. The waitlist gets you the launch email first. That's your only edge.
No credit card today · No obligation · Launch email as soon as we open the gate