Autonomous agents. Human validation on any plan.

Most of your company is assumed secure

Not tested. Assumed. Penti tests everything you own, then tells you which of it an attacker can actually reach. On any plan, a certified pentester can validate any finding before you act on it.

PentestsLaunch run
Running
Elapsed 3h 03m · 4 agents active
Pentesting
Preflight
Discovery
Pentesting
Finalizing
$ agent 402 · exploit chain[STEP 3] unparameterised query confirmed› dumping schema · 8 tables
sql-injection.vulnerableforyou.com
17 / 20 exploits · 15:40
4 detections
$ agent 401 · host -t PTRreverse dns → ec2-98-84-60-201› 20/20 exploits complete
98.84.60.201
20 / 20 exploits · 15:21
Completed
Trusted by security and engineering teams
Running total across the platform
0
Exploits attempted
0
Assets pentested
0
Human-validated
SOC 2 Type II certified · 35+ years of combined offensive security · US based pentestersAudit report
Certifications we hold
SOC 2 Type II
OSCP, Offensive Security Certified Professional
OSCP+
CPTS, Certified Penetration Testing Specialist
eCPPTv2
eJPTv2
CEH, Certified Ethical Hacker
CISSP
CompTIA PenTest+
BTL1, Blue Team Level 1
CCSE
AWS Certified Security Specialty
AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
/ The math does not work
[ 01 / 08 ]

There is not enough human pentesting in the world to cover what you ship.

Your surface grows with every release, every API, every acquisition. The supply of qualified pentesters does not. So security gets rationed — a slice of the surface, once a year, at whatever depth the budget allowed — and everything outside that slice is marked assumed.

The coverage ledgerEvery asset you own lands in exactly one column
Tested — safe
The agents tried the path an attacker would take and could not get through.
Tested — vulnerable
A working exploit, with every step replayable in the Evidence Player.
Pending
Discovered, in your inventory, never tested. On most surfaces this is the largest column by far.
With Penti
Coverage stops being a budget decision.
Agents test the whole surface, at the depth you choose, as often as the code changes. Nothing gets marked assumed because there was no room left in the engagement — and retests never cost anything.
/ The Evidence Player
[ 02 / 08 ]

Open a finding. See the whole chain.

Agents chain each step onto what the last one proved, and stop only when the paths run out. Here is one real path from a customer environment — beside what their own logging saw while it ran.

What the attacker does
T+00m
Protocol inventory
Probes which legacy endpoints still answer — OWA, ActiveSync, IMAP.
T+14m
Auth over a legacy path
Credentials presented where modern policy cannot apply.
T+31m
Session without a second factor
Access granted with no MFA prompt and no device check.
T+58m
Mailbox synced offline
Entire mailbox copied out through a supported client.
What their tenant saw
No event recorded
Anonymous probes are not logged.
No alert
Sign-in logged, never flagged.
Data already gone
No export event to review.
What the finding proves
A conditional access policy with a gap an attacker walks through as any user — no second factor, no device compliance check. Every finding arrives with the full replayable chain, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA control testing, and aligned to MITRE ATT&CK.
What good looks like
Block legacy authentication tenant-wide, not per user. Require a compliant device or managed app for every mail client. Then retest — free, as many times as it takes to go clean.
/ Rules of engagement
[ 03 / 08 ]

Fully autonomous. Entirely under your control.

Letting agents attack a live system is a real decision, so here is the mechanism rather than reassurance.

Scope control
You define every target and every window. Agents test what you authorise and nothing adjacent to it.
Ownership verified
A target only becomes testable after you have proven you own it. There is no way to point Penti at someone else.
Non-destructive validation
Exploits are proven, not detonated. Agents stop at the point where impact is demonstrated, under rate limits you set.
Full audit log
Every decision, request and payload is recorded and reviewable, with a kill switch that halts a run mid-step.
Not ready to point us at production
Run the agents against a deliberately vulnerable target we host instead. Watch a real exploit land, open the chain in the Evidence Player, then decide what of your own to hand over. Nothing in that run touches your infrastructure.
/ Test By Layers
[ 04 / 08 ]

Five layers. You choose how far in.

Agents start at the externally exposed perimeter, exactly where an attacker starts, then work inward. Select a layer to see what happens there and what that depth costs.

Layer 1 · what the agents do here
Perimeter & external edge
Firewalls · VPN gateways · routers · public IPs · DNS
External reconPort & service scanCVE matchingTLS / cert audit
What this depth costs~100 credits / target
Layer 2 · what the agents do here
Application surface
Web apps · APIs · auth flows · customer portals
OWASP Top 10IDORSSRFBusiness-logic abuse
What this depth costs~350 credits / web app
Layer 3 · what the agents do here
Internal network
Segmentation · internal services · shares
Lateral movementPivotingService exploitation
What this depth costs~150 credits / target
Layer 4 · what the agents do here
Identity & privilege
Entra ID / Active Directory · IAM · credentials · tokens
Privilege escalationKerberoastingToken theft
What this depth costs~175 credits / tenant
Layer 5 · what the agents do here
Data & crown jewels
Databases · secrets · sensitive data stores
Exfil-path mappingSecrets sprawlAccess review
What this depth costs~200 credits / store
/ Inside the product
[ 05 / 08 ]

Every asset you own, with its state attached.

Scope is the first screen you see. Agents enumerate what is reachable, group it by domain, and hold the whole inventory in one place — so the number that matters is not how many findings you have, it is how much of the list has been tested.

ScopeExample workspace
vulnerableforyou.com5 hosts · 5 in scope
www.vulnerableforyou.com
Tested
api.vulnerableforyou.com
Tested
192.168.1.0/242 hosts · 2 in scope
192.168.1.14
Testing
192.168.1.22
Pending
42assets in scope
Credits available7,433
Estimated 20 exploits per target on this scope. Retests do not consume credits.
Tested is a state, not a report
Each asset carries its own result, so nothing sits in a PDF you have to go and read.
Scope saves as you toggle
Add or exclude a target and the estimate updates before you commit to a run.
Pending is the number to watch
The list makes untested surface impossible to overlook, which is the point.
/ Pricing
[ 06 / 08 ]

Start at $20 a month. Know exactly what you are buying.

Every plan includes free retests, audit-ready reports mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA, and support in your own Slack or Teams. Human-led validation is available on any plan.

Starter
$240$20/mo
Billed monthly
1 target · 15 credits / month. See what is actually reachable before you scope.
Start here
Launch
$3,600$300/mo
Billed monthly
3,600 credits / year. The exposed edge plus your first customer-facing app and API.
Start here
PlusMost common
$12,000$1,000/mo
Billed monthly
12,000 credits / year. Full web-app and API depth for audit-ready SaaS.
Start here
Advanced
$24,000$2,000/mo
Billed monthly
24,000 credits / year. Mobile, web, APIs and cloud — the full surface, sequenced outside-in.
Start here
One credit is a unit of agent work; an exploit attempt costs roughly three. Retests are always free. Bigger, on-prem, or need human-led credits? Enterprise is custom-sized.
/ Partners

Put a real pentest behind every client

Managed security providers, technology platforms and resellers run Penti underneath their own client relationships. Credit pricing is published, so you can quote without a scoping call. Deal registration protects what you bring. Your clients get the same evidence chain they would get from us direct.

/ REVIEWS
[ 04 / 08 ]

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

Penti empowers fast-growing companies to find and fix real security risks and signal to potential buyers that they are serious about security and ready to close.

Drew Danner
DREW DANNER
Managing Director, BD Emerson
Alberto Sheinfeld
ALBERTO SHEINFELD
CTO, Lev
Cameron Swaim
CAMERON SWAIM
CTO, ReadWorks
Luis Peña
LUIS PEÑA
CTO, Pana (YC Company)

Penti's service is a game changer for our compliance needs. The insights we gained were invaluable for our team. Doing this well is crucial for our compliance targets and key in advancing our strategic initiatives.

The integration between Penti, our system, and third parties like Vanta is exceptional. I would also like to mention that their response times are extremely fast!

Penti has been like having an experienced and nimble Security Engineer on staff. They have outlined issues in our platform and guided us towards implementations and fixes that allow for us to ensure we are treating our users data with the utmost care.

The thoroughness of their testing and the insights provided have been instrumental in enhancing our security posture. I would confidently recommend them to any business looking for reliable and efficient security and compliance solutions.

/ Straight answers
[ 08 / 08 ]

The questions you would ask if we were on a call.

You give us a domain and a company email. Agents enumerate what's externally reachable and hand you back the layer-one picture — hosts, exposed services, certificate posture — plus a credit estimate for testing it. Free, no card, three per month.

No — that's the point. Most teams buy layer one and two, prove the value, then go inward. Credits are counted per target, so adding a layer is a line item, not a new procurement cycle.

Those report configuration state — a setting exists or it doesn't. Our agents report reachability: each step chains onto what the previous step found, so you learn what one compromised account can actually touch. Scanners monitor. Penti validates.

The alternative is giving a manual pentester the same access — and waiting three months for their availability. The risk profile is identical; your control is greater with Penti because you schedule the window, the scope and the intensity. Most teams start on staging, validate the findings, then expand.

Agents run the same frameworks — OWASP Top 10 and PTES, recon through post-exploitation. A human spends 40–80 hours across two weeks; an agent can run 40+ hours straight and repeat next week. Human-led validation is available on any plan when you want a person's judgment on a finding.

Add targets or move up a plan — both take effect immediately, neither needs a call. Retests never consume credits.

/ A standing invitation

Can our agents break into your app? Find out today.

A company email and a target you own. Your first pentest is free, agents start within the hour, and every finding arrives with the chain that produced it.