Why pay $20,000 for a 2-week pentest when you can get better results in 30 minutes for €49?
| Feature | Traditional Pentest | Buglify AI |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $5,000 - $50,000 per engagement | €49 - €390 per scan |
| Time to Results | 2-6 weeks scheduling + testing + reporting | 15-45 minutes instant start, real-time results |
| Coverage | Limited scope time-boxed testing | Comprehensive full application coverage |
| False Positives | 30-40% with automated scanners | <5% verified with PoC exploits |
| Frequency | Annually or quarterly too expensive for more | On-demand weekly, daily, or per deploy |
| Report Delivery | End of engagement wait for final report | Real-time see findings as discovered |
| Scalability | Limited human bandwidth constraints | Unlimited scan all apps simultaneously |
| Best For | Annual compliance deep manual testing | Frequent testing DevSecOps, rapid iteration |
See how much Buglify could save you annually
Annual Savings
$76,932
That's 97% cost reduction with 13x more frequent testing
Both have their place - here's our honest recommendation
Annual compliance requirements
SOC2, PCI-DSS often require human pentesters
Complex business logic testing
Unique workflows requiring human creativity
First comprehensive audit
Establishing baseline security posture
High-value targets
Critical infrastructure, financial systems
On-demand security testing
Weekly, daily, or after every deployment
Budget constraints
Startups, small teams, bootstrapped companies
Fast-moving development
Agile teams shipping multiple times per week
DevSecOps integration
Automated security in CI/CD pipelines
Multiple applications
Test 10+ apps for the cost of 1 traditional pentest
Pro Tip: Use both! Run Buglify weekly for frequent coverage, and schedule traditional pentests annually for compliance.
Launch full security assessments in 30 minutes instead of waiting weeks. No scheduling, no delays, no human dependencies.
Save 90-97% on security testing costs. Use the budget you save to hire developers, not consultants.
Run assessments after every deployment instead of once per quarter. Catch vulnerabilities in hours, not months.