2026-09-08 · 1 min read
What you get in a $99 AIPentest brief
Grade and first finding are free. The unlock is the rest of the evidence — so you can patch, not guess.
Free is a sample, not a teaser wall
AIPentest runs the same agents on a free scan as on a paid unlock. You get:
- A letter grade for the authorized target
- One validated finding with enough context to take it seriously
You do not get a dump of 400 CVE headers. The rest of the issues stay locked until you pay $99 once for that scan’s brief.
Inside the brief
- Every finding, ranked critical → info
- Endpoint and a short description of what was proven
- Evidence chain (what the agent observed)
- Attack-surface map of routes that were in scope
- Remediation notes a developer can act on
- PDF export for questionnaires and buyers
That is the difference between “something might be wrong” and “here is the IDOR on /api/export, here is the response, here is the fix.”
What $99 is not
It is not a retainer, not a SOC 2 audit, and not a license to scan apps you do not own. Authorization (DNS, meta, or .well-known) is required. Testing is read-only.
If you need regular scans on a few projects, Developer at $29/month raises limits (3 projects, 10 scans) instead of paying $99 every time.
When unlocking is worth it
Unlock when you:
- Have a buyer asking for a security review
- Found a scary grade and need the other issues
- Are about to rotate keys and want the secret-exposure list
Start a free scan from aipentest.app. If the first finding is real, the brief is the rest of the map.