What happens when someone actually tries to break in.
The $49 check tells you what's visible from the street. This is someone actually trying your doors to see which ones open. You get a short list of what got through, with proof, so you can lock it before a real attacker finds it first.
The $49 check looks. The deep audit tries.
Same goal in both: tell you what to fix. The difference is how far we go to find it.
Four steps, about a week.
From the moment you say go to the report in your inbox, usually around five business days.
We agree on what's tested
You sign a one-page agreement that spells out exactly what we'll check and what we'll leave alone. Nothing happens without your written OK.
We look around
First we map out your site the way an outsider would. We learn what's running and where the doors are before we touch anything.
We try the doors
Then we actually try to get in, safely. Anything we find, a real person confirms by hand, so what reaches you is real and not a computer guessing.
You get the report
One page for you in plain English, plus a detailed version for whoever maintains your site, with a clear ranked list of what to fix first.
You get answers you can act on, not a scary PDF.
No false alarms
Automated tools spit out hundreds of "maybe" warnings, and most are nothing. We check every one by hand, so the report only shows real problems.
Proof, not guesses
For every problem, we show you exactly how we got in. If you ever want a second opinion, it's all there in black and white, and nobody can wave it away.
You won't get lost in it
The first page is for you, written like a normal email: what's wrong, and why it matters to your business. The technical details sit behind that for your web person.
A free second check
Once you've fixed things, send us back in within 30 days. We re-check the same problems and tell you what's actually closed. No extra charge.
Nothing breaks
We don't take your site offline, change anything, or touch customer data. The testing is careful and quiet, and your customers never notice it happened.
You're in control
Before we start, you sign off on exactly what we test and what we leave alone. If it's not on the list, we don't touch it. Simple as that.
A report you can read in five minutes.
The first page is for you. The detailed proof sits behind it for whoever fixes your site.
Page 1, for you
The bottom line: We found 4 problems. Two are serious and should be fixed this week. The other two can wait, but shouldn't be ignored.
The worst one: There's a page on your site that hands over your entire customer list to anyone who knows where to look, with no password needed. It isn't linked anywhere public, but it's wide open to someone who goes looking.
What to do: Your web person needs to put that page behind a login. We've written out the exact fix for them on the next page.
The rest, for your web person
Behind your page is the part you'll forward to whoever maintains your site. For each problem, it shows them:
- exactly how we got in, so they can see it's real
- how serious it is, and why
- the specific change that closes it
It's written so a competent web developer can start fixing the same day, with no back-and-forth and no guessing.
See a full example report →$349
One-time active security audit
Covers one website from every angle — passive recon, active scanning, manual verification, and a full report with proof for every finding. Need more than one site or specialized testing? We scope it together and quote the exact price before anything starts. No surprises, no hidden fees.
Request a quote →Common questions
Do I need the $49 check first?
No. The $49 check is for people who just want a quick look. If you already know you want a real test, you can start here.
Will this take my site down or mess anything up?
No. We don't take your site offline, change any of your content, or touch your customer data. The testing is careful and quiet, and your customers won't notice it's happening.
Can you check the parts behind a login?
Yes, if you want us to. You give us a test account to use, and we agree on it in writing first. We never guess passwords or try to break into real accounts.
Is this legal?
Yes, because you authorize it. Before anything happens, you sign a short agreement saying we're allowed to test your site and exactly what's included. That's what separates this from an actual attack.
What does it cost?
$349 for a standard single-site audit. Bigger jobs, like several sites or testing behind a login, are quoted up front before you agree to anything. Either way you'll know the exact price before any work starts, with no surprises after you sign.