Your first pentest is free. Your first breach won't be.
Early-stage startups get their first pentest completely free. Want the full-scope test with remediation support? It's $750 USD instead of $3,000.
- ● ~4 day turnaround
- ● 95%+ accuracy
- ● No security team required
- ● Founders only
// STEP 01 · YOUR FIRST PENTEST
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FREE · FOUNDERS ONLY
// STEP 02 · FULL PENTEST + REMEDIATION
$750 $3,000
USD · AFTER YOUR FREE TEST
// MEET VANA — THE AI PENTESTER
One URL. One click. A full pentest report.
Vana is an AI-autonomous pentester that maps your attack surface, chains vulnerabilities the way a real attacker would, and writes a remediation-ready report — without a multi-week consulting engagement.
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Drop in your URL
Point Vana at your web app or API. No installation, no agent, no onboarding call - just scoping and domain validation.
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Vana goes to work
It discovers endpoints, tests for OWASP Top 10 and business-logic flaws, and chains findings into real attack paths.
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Get your report
Receive a prioritized, evidence-backed report with reproduction steps and remediation guidance your engineers can act on.
// PRICING
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
// START FREE
Free Pentest
Run a free pentest on your web app or API — no card, no commitment. Validate real exploitability before you buy.
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Pentest + Remediation
Standard pentest is $3,000. Complete your free pentest to unlock the full-scope test with remediation support and a retest for $750.
// 12-MONTH CADENCE
Continuous Pentesting
Rolling retesting so you're never scrambling before a deadline. Keep your annual pentest evidence current without the last-minute scramble.
// WHY LEAN STARTUPS GET HIT
You shipped fast to find product-market fit. The risk shipped with it.
Every early-stage startup makes the same rational trade: speed over process. The surface grows every week — new endpoints, new permissions, new integrations — and nobody adversarial has ever checked the locks.
// 01
Investor diligence now includes security
Seed and Series A data rooms increasingly ask how you handle security. “We haven't really tested it” is a hard answer to give a fund that's about to wire you money. A recent pentest report turns a diligence red flag into a one-line answer.
// 02
Enterprise prospects gate you on security
Your outbound finally lands a logo with real budget — then procurement sends a 200-question vendor security assessment. Deals stall in that queue for months. Walking in with a fresh pentest shortens the review before it starts.
// 03
Your brand is trust, and it's still fragile
Big companies survive a bad security headline. Early-stage startups rarely get a second one. One leaked screenshot in a customer's Slack can undo a year of brand building before your name means anything.
// 04
Nobody on the team owns security
No CISO. No security engineer. Often no CTO with spare hours. That's normal at 2–15 people — it just means your app, your API, and your cloud permissions have never been looked at by someone adversarial.
Security used to be a Series B problem. Now it's a first-impression problem.
At pre-seed and seed, trust is the product. Investors ask about security in early diligence before they ask about churn. Enterprise buyers ask before the pilot, not after. And your brand — the thing your outbound, your demos, and your fundraise all depend on — hasn't built the reputation buffer that absorbs an incident.
One breach before you've earned that buffer doesn't just cost a customer. It can cost the round, the pipeline, and a year of relationship building.
Getting ahead of it now is free. Finding out the hard way isn't.