$99 · results in hours · no sales call
Go hack yourself.
A pentest used to take a sales call, a scoping meeting, and a five-figure invoice. Now it is $99. You prove you own the target and get a full report in hours. You do not need a security team. You do not even need to know the word.
Traditional pentest quotes were often fifteen thousand dollars or more. TurboPentest is ninety-nine dollars per target.
Hack yourself means an authorized test of a site you own.
What this actually is
A pentest is a controlled break-in. You give permission. We try to get in the same way a stranger would. Then we write down every hole, how bad it is, and how to close it. That is the whole idea.
You say yes
Buy a pentest and prove you own the domain. Nothing runs without that. It is your site, your permission.
We try the door
Autonomous agents attack the live target with 14 professional security tools plus Paladin AI. They chain what they find the way a real attacker would.
You get the write-up
A PDF report with findings, proof, and how to fix each one. A signed attestation letter. Retest commands to confirm the hole is actually closed.
Why this used to be closed
Traditional pentest firms often quoted in the tens of thousands, after weeks of scoping, for work only a security team knew how to buy. Solo founders, shops, and first apps were priced out. $99 opened the door.
What $99 opens
Buy online. Prove ownership. Agents run start to finish. If a paid run finds zero actionable issues, your next pentest is free.
A report you can read
An executive summary in five minutes, then every finding in plain English. No decoder ring.
What to fix first
Each hole is ranked critical to informational, so you know what to close this week versus what can wait.
Proof they got in
Not a list of maybes. Proof-of-concept for each finding, plus Fix with AI prompts you can paste into your coding tool.
A letter you can show a customer
A signed attestation that an independent pentest was run, without handing over the sensitive detail in the full report.
The rules of hacking yourself
Your site only
Nothing runs until you prove you own the target. We do not test anyone else's property.
Not a free scanner
A scanner lists maybes. Paladin AI tries to break in, validates each finding, and writes up what actually worked.
A real pentest firm
TurboPentest is built by IntegSec. Autonomous agents, same $99, with a human practice behind the product if you ever need one.
Questions first-timers ask
Is this legal?
Yes, because it is your site. You prove ownership before anything runs. Hack yourself means an authorized test of property you own. Nothing else.
Do I need to know what a pentest is?
No. Type a domain you own. Read a report written in plain English. Every finding says what it is, why it matters, and how to fix it. If you use an AI coding tool, each finding includes a prompt you can paste to apply the fix.
What if you find nothing?
Your next pentest is free. Zero actionable findings means a free re-pentest. You also get a live demo pentest to explore first, with no card required.
Is $99 really the price?
Yes. $99 per target, flat. No subscription, no credit packs, no annual contract, no minimum. Deeper tiers exist if you want more agents and more hours. The door opens at $99.
How is this different from a free scanner?
A free scanner looks at the surface and hands you a list of maybes. A pentest tries to actually break in, proves it, and tells you how to close the hole. That is the difference between checking your locks and hiring someone to try the door.
Your site. Your permission. $99.
The people who needed this most used to be priced out. They are not anymore.
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