Evidence first
Every scan exists to produce something you can hand to an auditor. If it doesn't end up in the report, it doesn't matter.
Who we are
We build audit evidence that ships in a day — not in six weeks.
We were on the buying side first. Every year the ISO audit came round, and every year it wanted a penetration test report.
Getting one meant starting at a website with no prices on it. Book a demo. Then a scoping call, then a proposal, then a conversation about the proposal. Weeks went by before anyone had looked at our software.
And what came back was rarely worth what we paid for it. Long, generic, thin on anything we could actually act on. It satisfied the auditor, which was the point — but we still ran our own testing afterwards, because the report hadn’t told us much we didn’t already know.
So we built the version we wanted to buy. The price is on the website. There are no calls unless you want one. And the report has to earn its place twice over: as evidence your auditor accepts, and as findings your engineers can actually fix.
The audit comes round again next year. Getting the report shouldn’t be the hard part.
What we believe
Every scan exists to produce something you can hand to an auditor. If it doesn't end up in the report, it doesn't matter.
No discovery calls, no proposals, no retainers. You paste a URL, we run the test, the PDF lands in your inbox.
Reports written for engineers who fix things and auditors who check boxes — the same document works for both.