SOC 2-ready pentest reports in hours. Built for SaaS.
Vendor questionnaires, SOC 2 Type II evidence, customer security reviews - every SaaS company faces the same compliance grind. TurboPentest delivers an auditor-ready pentest report and attestation letter in a few hours, from $99 per target.
Why SaaS companies pick TurboPentest
Continuous coverage, not annual snapshots
Your team deploys daily; a once-a-year pentest goes stale in a sprint. Run an Audit-Ready pentest every release, every quarter, or after every meaningful change - for the same budget you'd spend on one traditional engagement.
From $99 per target
Self-serve pricing means you don't need procurement approval to satisfy a vendor questionnaire. Audit-Ready ($99) is sufficient for most SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / customer review scopes; Threat-Hunt ($299) and Adversarial-Depth ($699) add agent-hours for deeper investigation.
Auditor-ready reports
Every pentest ships with a written attestation letter, a CVSS-scored findings list, and a compliance-mapping document tying findings to AICPA TSC, ISO 27001 Annex A, and PCI DSS v4.0 Req 11.4. Hand the package to your auditor - no rewrites.
GitHub white-box, same price
Connect your GitHub repo and Paladin runs source-aware analysis - Opengrep SAST, Grype SCA, Gitleaks secret detection - alongside the runtime pentest. Same tier price. No TurboPentest workforce member reviews your code.
Built for engineering velocity
No 2-week kickoff calls. No scoping workshops. Submit a target URL, get a report in a few hours. If you need a BAA, MSA, DPA, or vendor security review, those are available - but the default path is self-serve.
Common SaaS use cases
From the vendor-questionnaire fire drill to the quarterly assurance pentest, TurboPentest covers the situations SaaS founders and heads of engineering hit repeatedly.
Vendor questionnaire panic
An enterprise prospect just sent you a 200-question security questionnaire and they're asking for a recent third-party pentest report. Run an Audit-Ready pentest today, attach the attestation letter and findings PDF, return the questionnaire this week.
SOC 2 Type II evidence
Your SOC 2 Type II audit period requires evidence of annual third-party penetration testing. TurboPentest produces an attestation letter and OWASP-mapped findings list your auditor can drop straight into the evidence package.
Customer security review
A strategic customer's CISO asks for a current pentest before signing renewal. Run a Threat-Hunt pentest, share the report PDF with redacted findings if needed, close the renewal.
Post-incident validation
You patched an issue surfaced by a bug-bounty report or internal find. Run a targeted Audit-Ready or Threat-Hunt pentest to validate the fix and document the remediation for your incident-response file.
Quarterly assurance pentest
Stratify your annual pentest budget across four quarterly engagements. Each quarter you get fresh CVSS-scored findings, a fresh attestation letter, and a fresh compliance-mapping document. Continuous coverage at one-fourth the cadence delay.
Pre-launch security check
Before the public launch of a new product, surface, or major feature, run a Threat-Hunt pentest against the staging or limited-release URL. Catch the OWASP Top 10 issues and exposed admin endpoints before customers do.
What you get with every pentest
Pentest report (PDF)
Executive summary, scope and methodology, CVSS-scored findings, proof-of-concept evidence, and remediation guidance. Format your auditor and your engineering team can both work from.
Attestation letter
Signed third-party attestation that TurboPentest performed a penetration test against your scope on a specified date. Drop into your SOC 2, ISO 27001, or customer security-review evidence package.
Compliance mapping
Findings tied to AICPA TSC, ISO 27001 Annex A, PCI DSS v4.0 Req 11.4, and HIPAA Security Rule technical evaluation requirements. Read the public compliance mapping →
Testing methodology
PTES, OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, OWASP API Security Testing Guide, OWASP LLM Top 10, and MITRE ATT&CK / ATLAS where applicable. Read the testing methodology →
Audit-Ready ($99) covers most SaaS scopes
For most SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and vendor-questionnaire use cases, the Audit-Ready tier is sufficient. It runs the same 14 reconnaissance and testing tools as Threat-Hunt and Adversarial-Depth, with 4 Paladin AI agents covering the OWASP Top 10, API surface, and authentication flows.
Step up to Threat-Hunt ($299) or Adversarial-Depth ($699) when you need additional agent-hours for deeper investigation - large multi-tenant SaaS surfaces, complex customer-facing APIs, or post-incident validation work. For security teams running 100+ targets, see Enterprise (dedicated instance in your cloud) →
- Audit-Ready $99 - sufficient for most SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / vendor-questionnaire scopes
- Threat-Hunt $299 - broader coverage with additional agent-hours, recommended for complex SaaS surfaces
- Adversarial-Depth $699 - maximum agent-hours for thorough enterprise-grade pentests
- Volume discounts up to 30%, annual subscriptions up to 20% off
Trust, security, and supply chain
Before your security team approves TurboPentest as a vendor, they will want to see how we handle scope data, source code, and findings - and which sub-processors are in our supply chain.
About this reference
These security references are maintained by IntegSec, an offensive-security firm whose team holds CISSP, OSCP, and OSCE certifications and has run thousands of penetration tests. Content is kept current as tools, standards, and attack techniques evolve.
SaaS-grade pentesting, self-serve, in a few hours.
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