For founders & CTOs
Security coverage before your first security hire.
Somewhere between the seed round and the first enterprise deal, a prospect's security review asks whether you monitor your external systems for vulnerabilities. A paragraph the assessor has to take on faith is how deals stall in procurement. Attack Surface Scan watches everything your company has on the internet, tells you what to fix first, and produces the dated report that answers the question honestly.
No card required to start. Plans from $25/month, flat; first report in minutes.
The problems that land on a founder's desk
The questionnaire that stalls the deal
"Do you perform external vulnerability scanning?" appears on nearly every vendor review. Without a real answer, a deal you have already won sits in procurement for weeks.
Systems nobody owns yet
Preview sites, a contractor's microsite, the test server from last quarter. Small teams put things on the internet fast, and without a security hire nobody is tasked with watching them. Each forgotten one is a way in you don't know about.
The outage that was a calendar problem
An expired certificate takes your product down as effectively as any attack, and automatic renewal fails quietly. Someone has to notice before customers do.
No time for a security project
Anything that needs software rolled out, a tool tuned, or a dashboard babysat loses to the roadmap. Security tooling for a startup has to run itself.
What changes with Attack Surface Scan
Running in minutes, not sprints
No agents, no code changes, no network access. Add your domain, prove you own it, and the first report arrives in minutes. After that it re-checks on a schedule without anyone remembering to. Getting started →
The urgent few, not a list of hundreds
Findings are ranked by severity and by whether attackers are exploiting the weakness right now, so a small team knows which two things to fix this week and can leave the rest for later.
Fixes your engineers, or their coding agent, can apply
Every finding comes with the specific fix. One click turns a report into a ready-made prompt for Claude Code, Codex or whichever coding agent your team uses. How the hand-off works →
Alerts only when something moves
Urgent changes (a database that became reachable from the internet, a certificate about to lapse) are sent the moment they are found. Everything else arrives in one weekly digest short enough to actually read.
What you can hand a prospect, investor or auditor
A dated report for the security review
Every check exports as a dated PDF with scope, findings and severities up front. When the questionnaire asks about external scanning, you attach last week's report instead of writing an essay.
A record that monitoring ran
Scheduled checks, alerts and fixed findings build up into a history: the start of the evidence a SOC 2 auditor will ask for later. More on compliance evidence →
Forwarding this to whoever runs your infrastructure? How scanning works covers exactly what is checked and what never happens.
Common questions
Do I need a security background to use Attack Surface Scan?
No. Every finding says what was observed, why it matters, and the specific change that fixes it, written so whoever runs your infrastructure (or the coding agent you hand it to) can act on it. Severity and real-world exploitation decide the order.
Will Attack Surface Scan help with SOC 2?
Yes, for the controls it covers: SOC 2's Common Criteria expect you to monitor infrastructure for vulnerabilities and configuration change (CC7.1). A year of scheduled checks, alerts and resolved findings is that control operating. It complements a penetration test rather than replacing one; more on audit evidence.
Is it safe to run against our live product?
Yes. Every check is read-only and behaves like an ordinary visitor: no logins, no attack traffic, no load testing, nothing installed. It only checks systems under domains you have proven you own. The full list of what it does and never does is in the documentation.
How much does this cost a small team?
Plans start at $25/month, flat, with a 7-day trial and no card required. That includes scheduled checks, change alerts and PDF reports, not a teaser tier. See pricing.
Find out what your startup exposes.
Add your domain and have your first report before your next meeting starts.
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