If you can register a domain, you can run a pentest.
No security expertise required. No consultants. No waiting. Enter your domain, and TurboPentest's AI agent goes to work, actively attacking your site with 15 professional security tools, finding vulnerabilities, and delivering a clear, actionable report. You'll understand every finding, even if you've never heard of OWASP.
Three steps. That's it.
Type your domain
Just like registering it. That's the hardest part.
AI agent goes to work
Watch it probe, discover, and test in real-time. 14 professional tools, autonomous decisions, exploit chaining.
Read your report
Plain-English findings, severity ratings (red/yellow/green), and exactly what to fix. No security jargon required.
Built for business owners, not security experts
Vibe Coders
You built it with Cursor, Replit, or Lovable. AI writes fast but doesn’t think about security. Now you can check in a few hours.
Agency Owners
Run pentests on client sites before handoff. Deliver security-tested work.
E-Commerce Operators
Your customers' payment data deserves a security check. Protect your revenue.
Freelance Developers
Add 'security-tested' to your deliverables. Stand out from the competition.
Startup Founders
Investors are asking about security. Now you have an answer for $99.
Small Business Owners
You built the website. Now make sure it's not hackable.
Beyond free scanners
Free scanners check the surface: known malware, blacklist status, visible misconfigurations. They tell you if something looks wrong from the outside.
TurboPentest's AI agent actively attacks your application from the outside, chaining 14 professional tools together to find what a real attacker would find. It probes for SQL injection, tests authentication flows, discovers hidden endpoints, and delivers proof-of-concept exploits.
It's the difference between checking your locks and hiring someone to break in.
Simple pricing
Audit-Ready
4 agents
Threat-Hunt
10 agents
Adversarial-Depth
20 agents
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