superhack for Startups

Keep shipping. We keep hacking it.

A customer wants evidence, an audit is coming, and nobody on the team does security full-time. superhack tests everything you expose, tells you what to fix in plain terms, and gives you a record you can show.

The startup profile

Selling on trust, shipping every day. Security, from a founder’s seat.

Trust

Your reputation is the product.

You sell to customers who trust you with their data. Being hacked from the outside would cost more than the incident itself.

Pace

Testing at the pace you ship.

You run on AI. Security needs to be a feedback loop that keeps up, not an event once a year.

Curiosity

A clear map of the ways in.

You know there are holes. Not a reassurance, but where they are and which of them lead somewhere.

Exposure

Attackers now run agents against companies like yours.

Breaking in used to take rare skill. Now it takes a subscription, and nobody is too small to be on the list.

Pentests

Pentests have let you down before.

Slow, manual, and what came back was a report for the drawer.

Choice

You don’t know whom to trust with a pentest.

Every firm promises senior testers. You can’t tell the difference before you have paid.

Speed

Booking a test takes longer than your release cycle.

Six weeks to start, two more for the report.

Effort

Every hour on security is an hour off the roadmap.

Questionnaires, audits, evidence — all on the same few people.

Compliance

Without SOC 2 or ISO, the big deals stall.

Enterprise customers ask for them, and a penetration test is part of both.

Handoff

Findings your engineers can fix the same day.

The fix is often small. It has to reach whoever can make it, not a PDF.

Budget

Security can’t be a department yet.

No security team, and no six-figure pentest budget.

Team

Nobody can do this full-time.

Your engineers are good, and they are busy.

Time to value

One day to know where you stand.
Then a path to staying there.

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FAQ

Common questions

01Will it break anything in production?

You set the scope, the rate limits and the testing windows, and you can give the agents dedicated instructions and guardrails for your systems. superhack stays inside them, and you can pause a run at any time.

02How is this different from a scanner?

A scanner reports what might be wrong. superhack attacks what it finds and keeps only what it could prove, with the request and the response that show it. You don’t spend the week arguing about false positives.

03And how is it different from a pentest?

A pentest is a snapshot, usually once or twice a year. superhack tests continuously, on new code and new assets, and attacks every fix again. You still get a report you can hand to a customer or an auditor.

04Do we need a security person to use it?

No. Findings are written for the engineer who fixes them: what is wrong, why it matters, what to change. If something is unclear, you ask the agent that found it.

05Is this enough for SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

It covers the penetration testing evidence auditors ask for, and shows that findings were fixed and verified. Your auditor decides what else the framework requires.

06What do we need to get started?

The domains and apps you want tested, and the confirmation that you are allowed to test them. Registration takes a minute, and the first results arrive within 24 hours.

07What does it cost?

Free for companies with fewer than five employees or pre-seed, €1,500 a month up to 100 employees, €5,000 up to 250. See pricing.

Get started

See what an attacker would find. Results within 24 hours.

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