Security Nexus Pricing

Your public web apps, APIs, network perimeter and endpoints. We enumerate the surface, test each exposure, and rank findings by what an attacker could realistically chain together — not by raw CVE count.

A yearly pentest is a snapshot. Codesnag runs continuously, so a vulnerability introduced in a Tuesday deploy is caught that week rather than eleven months later at the next audit.

No. The engines are open source and industry-standard, which means every finding is something you can audit and reproduce rather than take on trust. What you pay for is the coverage, the correlation and the response — not the tooling.

You get the finding with a proof of concept and a fix path. On the higher tiers our incident responders work it with you, and the legal track — complaints, FIRs, regulatory notification under Indian law — runs alongside containment rather than after it.

Anywhere from a single founder protecting one product to enterprises running continuous red-team programmes. The tiers differ in coverage and response, not in how seriously findings are treated.

Run a scan against one domain and look at what comes back. If it is useful, we will talk about scope.