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A useful finding explains what happened, where the risk sits, and how to fix it. See the request, response, affected flow, and remediation context in our interactive sample.
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Your releases don’t wait for a bigger security team.
New endpoints, changing permissions, another release to review. Pentest AI automates penetration-testing tasks and brings the evidence together, helping your team investigate weaknesses without adding more setup work.
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See how AI pentesting works →PENTESTAI / ASSESSMENT WORKSPACESAMPLE
Application assessmentapp.example.test · PT-042
ILLUSTRATIVE REVIEWAssessment / PT-042 · illustrative
Review scope, findings, and follow-up.
Scope: app.example.test · authorized lab scenario
12Example endpoints
2Sample findings
1Example retest
HIGHBroken object-level authorizationEvidence attached ↗
MEDIUMMissing security response headerReview finding ↗
Sample finding / F-007
Inspect the request behind the finding.
GET /api/projects/42 HTTP/1.1 Host: app.example.test Authorization: Bearer [sample-redacted] HTTP/1.1 200 OK {"project_id":42,"owner":"sample-user-b"}
Illustrative observation: a sample user can access another sample user's project. This is fictional report content; no request was sent.
Sample fix verification / R-003
Compare the original evidence and retest.
01
Original finding retained
F-007 · original sample response: 200 OK
02
Fix context recorded
Analyst note · authorization control changed
03
Illustrative verdict: fixed
Sample response: 403 Forbidden · no live retest ran
Interactive report previewFictional data · no live scan
From “is this exploitable?” to evidence your team can work with.
⇄Request evidence⌘Clear scope↓Actionable context↻Remediation guidance
Keep the work moving
How pentesting AI fits your workflow
A clear brief. AI-powered investigation. Evidence that helps your team decide what to fix.
Give AI a clear brief
Choose the assets you are authorized to test, the objectives that matter, and the actions to exclude. Start with your priorities.
Less repetitive investigation
Let AI work through penetration-testing tasks in a hosted environment. Keep testing infrastructure off your team’s to-do list.
Give developers a clear next step
Review the affected flow, supporting evidence, and remediation guidance. Spend less time translating a finding into work your team can act on.
Built around your team’s bottlenecks
Give your security team more room to investigate.
More capacity for the routine work. More attention for the risks that need professional judgment.
Professional pentesters
Spend your expertise where it matters
Reduce repetitive testing and setup work. Keep your attention on complex attack paths, business logic, and the findings that need an experienced eye.
Find your workflow →Security teamsMake room for the checks you keep postponing.
Give a lean team more testing capacity without another testing server to maintain. Turn “we should check this” into a focused assessment.
Find your workflow →Security leadsMake the budget go further
Add AI-powered testing support for $1,999 a year. Build a more affordable path from discovering weaknesses to getting them fixed.
Find your workflow →AI assistance, with a clear brief
Automate the testing. Keep control of the scope.
Powerful automation should fit your assessment policy and your operating priorities.
Find weaknesses. Protect operations.
The default testing policy excludes destructive operations. Keep self-assessment focused on finding risk without making disruption the objective.
Give the AI boundaries
Specify authorized assets, assessment objectives, and exclusions. Set the brief around your systems and your risk priorities.
Skip the server setup
No testing server to provision, patch, or maintain. Put your time into understanding the evidence and improving security.
More testing. Less headcount pressure.
A fraction of a hire. More support for your team.
Team Annual is $1,999 a year. That’s about 1/50 of an illustrative $100,000 annual base salary—without adding testing infrastructure to your workload.
Illustrative annual base salary$100,000
One additional full-time hire
PentestAI Team Annual$1,999 / year
AI-powered testing support for your team
≈ 1/50of the annual salary
in this example
in this example
Cost illustration using a $100,000 annual base salary, excluding benefits and recruitment. Compares subscription cost with salary, not equivalent staffing or coverage.
Explore annual pricing ↗Equivalent to $166.58/month, billed annually.
See the evidence before you commit
Your first scan is on us.
Your first scan is free. If it identifies high-severity vulnerabilities, one complete high-severity finding is included at no cost—with evidence and remediation guidance.
Test your own authorized target
Use your first scan to assess something that matters to your team. Start with a focused scope and a question you want answered.
The evidence behind the finding
If a high-severity issue is found, one full finding is included free—with evidence and remediation guidance.
Judge the value for yourself
Review the evidence and how useful it is to your workflow. Choose monthly or annual billing when it makes sense for your team.
The free first-scan offer is planned and redemption is not open yet. Create a workspace and explore the sample report while you evaluate the workflow.
Clear answers before you commit
Pentest AI FAQ
Cost, control, evidence, and your first assessment.
What is pentest AI, and why would my team use it?
Pentest AI uses artificial intelligence to automate penetration-testing tasks, investigate weaknesses, and organize evidence for review. PentestAI gives professional pentesters and security teams a hosted way to take repetitive work off their backlog, without managing testing servers.
How much does PentestAI cost?
Choose USD 199 per month or the Team Annual plan at USD 1,999 per year, equivalent to USD 166.58 per month billed annually. Both release 10,000 company credits each month. Annual billing includes 120,000 credits in 12 monthly installments, not all at once. Assessments use credits based on actual AI token costs. Review checkout availability and the billing terms before subscribing.
How does the cost compare with hiring a pentester?
Using an illustrative $100,000 annual base salary, the $1,999 subscription costs about 1/50 as much. This compares software cost with salary, not equivalent staffing. PentestAI helps your team automate repeatable work so specialists can focus on deeper investigation and business risk.
Can I try it before committing to an annual plan?
Your first scan is free. If it identifies high-severity vulnerabilities, one complete high-severity finding is included at no cost—with evidence and remediation guidance. The free first-scan offer is planned and redemption is not open yet. Create a workspace and explore the sample report while you evaluate the workflow. Once the offer opens, evaluate any discovered finding from your authorized target before choosing a paid plan.
Will the AI perform destructive tests?
Non-destructive testing is the default policy. Define the authorized assets, objectives, and exclusions so the assessment has a clear brief. Destructive operations are excluded by default; only test systems you own or have permission to assess.
Do I need servers or a dedicated testing environment?
No testing server to deploy, patch, or maintain. PentestAI is a hosted service, so your team can focus on the assessment brief, evidence, and remediation instead of testing infrastructure.
How do I know whether a finding is useful?
Look beyond a severity label. Review the affected flow, request and response evidence, prerequisites, and remediation guidance. The interactive sample report shows how that information fits together, using clearly labeled fictional data.
What can I access when I sign up?
Create your workspace, prepare a private assessment brief, and explore the interactive report. Starting a company assessment requires verified company ownership, authorization, sufficient released credits, and an available assessment engine; the workspace shows the current requirements. The free first-scan offer is planned and not open yet. Signing up or saving a draft starts no scan and takes no payment.
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