Pricing
Quoted for your scope, not a one-size package
Every application, API, and codebase is different, so each engagement is priced against a written scope we agree with you before any work begins.
What affects the price
Size and complexity
The number of pages, features, API endpoints, or lines of code in scope, and how complex the business logic is.
User roles and tenants
Each role or tenant boundary adds access-control combinations that need testing.
Depth of testing
A focused review of critical functions differs in effort from a comprehensive assessment of the whole application.
Environment and access
Whether a staging environment, test accounts, documentation, or source code are available affects how efficiently we can work.
Retesting
Whether verification of fixes is included after you have remediated the findings.
Timing
Deadlines, testing windows, and any out-of-hours work required to avoid disruption.
What your quote includes
After an initial discussion, you receive a written proposal so you know exactly what you are paying for.
- The agreed scope: targets, environments, test types, and exclusions
- The estimated effort and the price for that scope
- What you will receive at the end of the engagement
- Whether retesting is included
- Proposed timing and what we need from you before starting
FAQ
Questions about pricing
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Two applications that look similar can need very different effort depending on their roles, features, and environments. Quoting each engagement against an agreed scope means you pay for the work your application actually needs.
Send an assessment request describing what you want assessed. After an initial discussion, we propose a written scope with the price for that scope.
No. The initial discussion and scoping proposal are for you to decide whether the engagement is right for you.
No. Our community resources on this website are free. Professional services and team training are quoted individually.
Get a quote for your project
Tell us what you want assessed. We'll discuss the scope and send a written proposal.
What happens next
- 01We review your enquiry and reply by email
- 02An initial discussion about your application and goals
- 03A written scope — nothing is tested until it's agreed