Vulnytics
CASE FILE · VLYN-2291 CLEARED FOR REVIEW 2026-07-24

Close the enterprise deal. Pass their security review.

Your biggest prospect just sent a 200-question security review. You don't have a security team, a SOC 2, or six weeks. Vulnytics hands you an exploit-proven evidence dossier: a working proof on every finding plus a signed attestation letter, so the deal clears review instead of dying in it.

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No security team. No agent. Every finding replayable by their reviewers.

Exploit-verified: a working proof on every finding
Proof before it counts: a report their team can't pick apart
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A startup founder working at a laptop in a bright co-working space. Seed-stage. No security team. One enterprise deal on the table.
Who it is for

You don't have a security team. You have a deal to close.

You are a founder, not a CISO. Your biggest prospect wants proof your product is safe, and the answer decides the contract. Vulnytics does the testing, proves what is real, and writes it up the way their reviewer expects, so you stay focused on the deal.

  • No hire, no agent, no six-week engagement.
  • An artifact procurement accepts, not a CSV they argue with.
What Vulnytics runs

One engine, from attack surface to signed attestation.

Bug-bounty-grade testing that actually attempts exploitation, then packages the proof into an artifact a vendor reviewer accepts. No agent to install, no security hire required.

EASM & subdomain discovery

We map your full external footprint, subdomains, forgotten hosts, exposed services, so you learn what an attacker sees before your buyer does.

Exploit-verification

Every candidate finding is actually exploited in a safe, non-destructive replay. If we can't prove it, it never reaches your dossier.

Authenticated web-app scanning

We log in and test the app the way a real user, and a real attacker, would, reaching the logic behind the login that unauthenticated scanners never see.

Continuous monitoring & alerts

Your surface changes every deploy. We keep watching and alert you the moment something new is exploitable, before the next buyer finds it.

Evidence dossier (report + PDF)

A finished, branded report written for a reviewer, complete with proofs, screenshots, and a shareable PDF, not a 400-line CSV of maybes.

Attestation letter

A dated, signed statement of what was tested, found, and verified fixed, the one page procurement wants on file to clear the review. What belongs in a credible one.

External attack surface

See what an attacker sees first.

Before your buyer's reviewer runs their own scan, we map your entire external footprint and prove which exposures are actually reachable, so nothing on that map surprises you in the review.

  • Every subdomain, forgotten host and exposed service, discovered continuously.
  • Reachable exposures flagged in oxblood, then exploited to confirm they are real.
  • Re-scanned on every deploy, so the map their team pulls matches yours.
External attack surface map: a root domain branching to subdomains and hosts, with reachable exposures highlighted. Mapping surface 3 reachable
The difference

A scanner flags a maybe. We hand over the proof.

Anyone can produce a wall of "potential" alerts. Their security team has seen a thousand of them. What clears a review is a finding they can replay themselves, then watch you close.

CRITICAL CV-01 · northwind.app
Exposed .git directory leaking live AWS keys
CVSS 9.8 · confirmed exploitable · non-destructive replay
GET /.git/config HTTP/1.1
Host: northwind.app
User-Agent: Vulnytics-Verifier/1.0 (safe-probe)
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
content-type: text/plain
[remote "origin"] url = https://…@github
# repo config served publicly → tree walkable
.git/ exposed: full history reconstructable from the live host.
Recovered config/prod.env containing an active AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
Key validated read-only against STS: identity confirmed, scope not exercised.
✓ reproduced at verify time · nothing modified · screenshot captured
$ curl -s https://northwind.app/.git/config
# One command their security team can paste to
# reproduce the exact result. No trust required.
✓ real capture via camoufox · proof bundle 33,141 bytes
evidence/CV-01/screenshot.png
GET /.git/config → 200 OK [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 [remote "origin"] url = https://AKIA…REDACTED@github.com/nw/app prod.env → AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=****
● CANDIDATE✓ EXPLOIT-VERIFIED only proof ships
  • 1

    We attempt the exploit.

    A candidate finding is safely exploited in a live, non-destructive replay, not inferred from a version banner.

  • 2

    We capture the proof.

    Request, response, screenshot, and a one-line reproduce command are bundled and hashed into the dossier.

  • 3

    You fix. We re-verify.

    Remediate and we re-run the exploit at no extra cost, so the version you share shows the issue closed.

Proof, not noise. Vulnytics

The deliverable

One workspace. The exact artifact their reviewers asked for.

Not a raw scanner dump. A finished, defensible evidence file, tracked from open finding to verified-fixed, that you forward without editing.

A wax-sealed evidence dossier, a fountain pen and coffee on a warm wooden desk. What lands on your buyer's desk: a sealed, defensible dossier.
  • A working proof on every finding.

    Reproducible PoC, request/response, and a screenshot, captured live and replayable by their reviewers.

  • Shareable, branded report.

    Written for a security reviewer. Forward it as-is or with your logo, no CSV of "maybe" alerts.

  • Signed attestation letter.

    A dated statement of what was tested, found, and verified fixed: the page procurement files.

  • Free retest after you fix.

    Remediate and we re-verify at no cost, so the version you share shows issues closed, not open.

Chain of custody

From stalled deal to signed dossier, in days.

No agent, no security team, no six-week engagement. Point us at your app; get an artifact their reviewers accept.

One professional handing a bound report across a table to another in a bright office. Days later: you hand them proof, and the review moves.
01

Verify your domain.

Confirm you own the app, then we map your full external attack surface and test it the way an attacker, and your prospect's reviewers, would.

✓ intake logged
02

We scan, then prove it.

Bug-bounty-grade, authenticated deep scans that actually attempt exploitation. Only what we can prove reaches the dossier, each with a working PoC and a fix.

✓ exploit-verified
03

Get your dossier.

Ship the fixes, we re-verify, and you get a clean, branded dossier plus a signed attestation letter, the exact artifact they asked for.

✓ attestation signed
The exhibit table

SOC 2 proves policies. We prove your app is safe.

A SOC 2 says you have policies. A certified pentest engagement takes weeks of scoping and costs accordingly. A cheap scanner floods your buyer with false positives. Only one option gives you hands-on human testing and continuous exploit-proven evidence, fast, without a security team.

VulnyticsPentest firmVanta / DrataCheap scannerGeneric EASM
Speed to a shareable reportDays2–4 weeksMonthsInstant, noisyDays–weeks
Exploit-proven evidenceYes, PoC on every findingYes (human)No, compliance onlyNo, 40–70% false pos.No, unverified alerts
Built to close the dealYes, the whole pointNo, for security teamsPartial (trust center)NoNo
Price$1.5–2.5k pack · $99–699/mo$8,500+$10k+/yr$39–99/mo$99–499+/mo
Hands-on human testingYes, 1–10 reviews a year by planYes, certified, priced per engagementNoNoNo
Security team requiredNoNo (you interpret it)YesYes, to triage noiseYes
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Priced against the deal, not the scanner.

Your buyer compares you to an $8,500 pentest and $10k/yr Vanta. You're comparing this to a deal you can't afford to lose.

Enterprise Review PackCLOSE THIS DEAL NOW

The deal-closing dossier

$1.5k–2.5k one-time
One evidence dossier, scoped to your app. Turnaround in days.
Book your Review Pack

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  • Full exploit-verified test of your web app + external surface
  • Shareable, branded, audit-ready dossier for their reviewers
  • Working PoC on every finding, near-zero false positives
  • Signed attestation letter (tested, found, verified fixed)
  • Free retest after you ship fixes
  • Turnaround in days, not weeks

Compare to a single $8,500 pentest or $10k/yr Vanta, for the file that actually unblocks the deal.

Then keep proving it

Continuous coverage for the next deal.

Your surface changes every deploy, and the next enterprise buyer will ask too.

Starter

$99/mo
For a single app staying scan-ready between deals.
  • 1 expert review a year: a person tests it by hand
  • 1 domain, full attack-surface discovery
  • Exploit-verified external scanning
  • Rescans on your schedule: monthly or weekly
  • Branded PDF dossier to share
  • Email support
Choose Starter

or start with a free scan

Most popular

Growth

$299/mo
For SaaS teams fielding enterprise reviews regularly.
  • 4 expert reviews a year, roughly one a quarter
  • Everything in Starter
  • Authenticated deep scanning (logged-in testing)
  • Up to 5 domains
  • Rescans up to daily, email alerts on new findings
  • Shareable dossier link for prospects
  • Priority support
Choose Growth

Scale

$699/mo
For teams with multiple products and a growing surface.
  • 10 expert reviews a year, roughly one a month
  • Everything in Growth
  • Up to 20 domains
  • Rescans up to twice daily, re-test on demand after fixes
  • Dedicated onboarding
Choose Scale

Need a living trust page and recurring proof for every buyer? Continuous Trust runs verified reviews on a schedule from $499/mo. Talk to us.

On the record

Founder questions, answered.

Do I need a security team to use this?
No. Vulnytics is built for founders and sales leaders, not CISOs. There's no agent to install and nothing to tune. Point us at your app and you get a finished dossier and attestation letter you can forward. We speak revenue, not jargon.
My prospect wants SOC 2. Is this enough?
Often enough to unblock the deal now. SOC 2 proves you have policies; an exploit-verified dossier proves your app actually can't be broken into. Many enterprise buyers accept a clean report plus an attestation letter while your SOC 2 is in progress, rather than wait 6–12 months.
Is an expert review the same as a certified penetration test?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. An expert review is hands-on testing by a person, accelerated by our own tooling, and every finding we report is reproduced with a working proof. It is not an engagement from an accredited pentest firm. Most enterprise buyers accept proven evidence plus an attestation letter, which is what unblocks the deal. If your buyer's checklist specifically requires a certified pentest, tell us: we will say so plainly instead of letting you hand over the wrong document.
Can I really hand this to their security team?
That's the entire point. The dossier is branded, clean, and written for a reviewer, and every finding is backed by a working proof-of-concept they can replay, so their team trusts it instead of picking it apart.
Isn't showing a buyer a list of vulnerabilities a bad idea?
We only report what's provably real, each with a fix. You remediate, we retest for free, and the attestation states the issues are verified closed. You share the clean, closed-out version, which reads as "this team takes security seriously and proved it," not "this app is full of holes."
How is this faster and cheaper than a pentest?
A traditional pentest is $8,500+ and 2–4 weeks of scoping and scheduling. The Enterprise Review Pack turns around in days for a fraction of the cost. If you later need a formal manual pentest for compliance, our findings make that engagement faster and cheaper.
My deal needs it next week. Can you move that fast?
Yes, that's exactly what the Review Pack is for. Turnaround is measured in days, not weeks. Tell us your timeline and we'll confirm.

Your deal is stuck in review. Give them proof.

An exploit-proven evidence dossier you can hand straight to your prospect's security team in days, not weeks, without a security team of your own.