Tell us what you need tested. A senior engineer, not a salesperson, replies with scope, timeline, and price.
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Not a scanner export. A report your engineers can act on and your auditor will accept.
A redacted sample web-application report — the finding write-ups, proof-of-concept evidence and remediation your team would receive. No form required.
Download the sample report (PDF) →Enough for a small web application and its API, free retest included. Need more coverage? Buy more credits and spend them across web, API, mobile, cloud and network as priorities change; unused credits roll over quarterly. Continuous PTaaS subscriptions are quoted on scope.
Working to a fixed number? Tell us what it is. We scope a timeboxed test to fit it and agree what gets tested first, so you get the most coverage your budget allows — in writing, before testing starts.
Get my scoping callBusiness-logic testing, a named engineer on every engagement, and pricing that doesn't punish you for shipping often.
A fixed process with dates you can plan around.
Everything here is verifiable on a third-party site or in your own report.
Engagements start at $6,400 — 40 credits at $160 each — which covers a small web application and its API with a free retest. Larger scopes use more credits: you buy a pool and spend it across web, API, mobile, cloud and network assets as priorities change, and unused credits roll over quarterly. Every quote is a fixed price in writing after a 15-minute scoping call; continuous PTaaS subscriptions are quoted on scope.
We test across the full stack: web application and API, mobile app (iOS and Android), SaaS platforms, cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure and GCP), external and internal network, thick-client and desktop applications, embedded, IoT and ICS/OT devices, and AI/ML and LLM systems. Each engagement is scoped to your architecture and threat model, and every finding comes with a proof of concept and a code-level fix.
Not yet. AI tools are excellent at breadth — known vulnerabilities, routine coverage and pattern-matching at scale — and we use them on every engagement. But business-logic flaws, broken authorization and chained exploits need a human who understands your application and your risk. In a 2026 survey of 455 security leaders, only 9% trusted automation on its own and 78% reported critical false negatives from fully automated scanning. ioSENTRIX pairs AI speed with OSCP-certified engineers who validate, chain and prove each finding — so you get the coverage of automation and the depth of a real pentest.
Yes. Tell us the number and we scope a timeboxed test to fit it, agreeing up front what gets tested first so the budget goes to the highest-risk surface. You get the scope, the hours and the price in writing before testing starts.
A standard web application or API test takes 1–3 weeks including reporting; multi-application, network and cloud assessments take 4–6 weeks. Under PTaaS, tests run alongside your release cycle, so you are not waiting on an annual window.
Yes, when the testing is manual and performed by an independent, qualified third party. ioSENTRIX reports are mapped to the relevant criteria — SOC 2 CC3.2, CC4.1 and CC7.1; PCI DSS v4.0.1 Requirement 11.4; HIPAA §164.308 — and every engagement includes an attestation letter that auditors and QSAs accept. For SOC 2 Type II, 3–4 testing cycles across the audit period are stronger evidence than one annual test.
A scanner matches your systems against a database of known issues and cannot tell you whether anything is actually exploitable. In a penetration test an engineer exploits and chains weaknesses the way an attacker would, including business-logic flaws no scanner detects. In our engagements, manual testing finds roughly 20% more vulnerabilities than scanning alone, mostly in authentication, authorization and privilege escalation.
No. Rules of engagement are agreed during scoping: testing windows, excluded systems, rate limits and an emergency-stop contact. Most testing runs against staging or production under those limits without downtime.
For a quote: a short description of what you want tested (number of apps, APIs, IP ranges, cloud accounts), your budget if you have one, and any compliance deadline. For testing: test accounts, scope documentation and a technical contact. We handle the rest.
Tell us what you ship and we'll tell you what it costs to test it properly. No commitment, no sales call before the engineer call.
