Intruder pricing for AI pentests
Intruder lists $3,500 per AI web app pentest and $12,000 for a pack of four (about $3,000 each) on its pentest pricing page. Its AI Pentesting product page says $4,000 for a standalone purchase. Retesting is unlimited, packs expire after one year, prices exclude VAT, and continuous pentesting and platform plans show no readable price.
Intruder pricing for its AI pentest is $3,500 per web application test on the pentest pricing page, and $4,000 for a standalone purchase on the AI Pentesting page. A pack of four tests is $12,000. We checked both pages on 9 November 2026, and they disagree. This page shows which one says what.
What does Intruder publish about price?#
| Item | Price | Unit | What it covers | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single AI web app pentest | $3,500 | per test | White-box AI web app test with repository integration (GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps or Bitbucket Cloud) and unlimited retesting | Pentest pricing |
| 4 pentest pack | $12,000 | per pack of 4 tests (about $3,000 each) | Four AI web app tests, to be used within 1 year of purchase; unlimited retesting | Pentest pricing |
| AI Pentesting (product page) | $4,000 | per test, standalone purchase | Same product; the page says tests start from $3,500 for existing customers, and final price depends on app size and complexity | AI Pentesting |
| Continuous pentesting | Not published | Not published | Custom quote | Pentest pricing |
| Platform plans (Cloud, Pro) | Not published | Not published | No price in the page text we could read; Enterprise is custom | Pricing |
Prices exclude VAT. Checked 9 November 2026.
Why do the two Intruder pages disagree?#
The pentest pricing page shows $3,500 for a single test. The AI Pentesting product page gives $3,500 to existing customers and $4,000 to standalone buyers, and adds that final price depends on app size and complexity. We cannot tell from the pages which one is current for a new customer.
The difference is $500 per test, or $2,000 across four tests. Ask Intruder to state the price, the app-size rule and your customer status in the quote.
Worked example with fictional numbers
This is a demonstration, not a quote. No real customer system was tested. It multiplies the published prices for an invented company, Harbor Notes, that wants four web app tests in a year.
| Route | Arithmetic | Result (excl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|
| Four single tests at $3,500 | 4 x $3,500 | $14,000 |
| Four single tests at $4,000 | 4 x $4,000 | $16,000 |
| One 4-test pack | 1 x $12,000 | $12,000 |
The pack is $2,000 below four singles at $3,500 and $4,000 below four at $4,000. It expires after one year, so unused tests are lost.
What is the price unit, and what does it buy?#
The unit is one AI web app test. The test is white-box: it works from your source code through a repository integration and checks each finding against the live app. The product page says no human in the loop is needed for web app testing. Our dataset lists no human review of findings.
The platform plans are a separate product: vulnerability scanning. They have no readable price.
What costs extra or is not stated?#
- VAT is added to every price shown.
- Continuous pentesting has no listed price.
- Platform plans (Cloud, Pro) show no price in the page text we could read.
- Packs expire after one year.
- The AI pentest covers web apps. We did not find API, network, cloud or mobile scope stated for it.
- Intruder's auditor refund promise on its pricing page is a vendor claim we did not test.
Who is the Intruder AI pentest for?#
Our dataset's fit note: teams that can share source code and want a published per-test price for an AI web app test with unlimited retests. The trade-offs are the ones above: web apps only for the AI pentest, no sample report, and no human review of findings described. The product page says the agents work from your repository, so the test depends on you granting read access to a GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps or Bitbucket Cloud repository. If your policy does not allow that, ask whether another route exists before you compare prices.
Intruder is also a vulnerability management vendor. Buying the pentest does not replace scanning, and our pentest vs vulnerability scan guide explains the difference.
What do retests and turnaround look like?#
Retesting is unlimited on the single test and the four-test pack, per the pricing page. Turnaround is described as setup in minutes, results within hours, and reports delivered with no lead times, per the pricing page. That time measures one AI web app test. The pages state no time for complex apps. No sample report is published.
How does an Intruder quote compare in structure with other providers?#
Intruder bills per test or per pack, which is the easiest unit to compare. Aikido lists $4,000 per assessment for a typical pentest. Cobalt lists a $3,500 per test autonomous pentest as a limited-time offer. Horizon3.ai bills per asset. Compare scope, retest terms and turnaround before price. Our penetration testing cost guide explains why units differ, and Intruder alternatives groups other options by need.
What should you ask in the quote request?#
- Is the price $3,500 or $4,000 for us, and why?
- How does app size or complexity change the price?
- Which repository hosts and languages does the white-box test support?
- Does the test cover APIs behind the web app?
- Is a human involved in checking findings?
- What happens to unused tests when a pack expires?
- Can we see a sample report first?
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Questions
Is an Intruder pentest $3,500 or $4,000?
Both figures appear on Intruder's own pages. The pentest pricing page shows $3,500. The AI Pentesting page says tests start from $3,500 for existing customers and $4,000 as a standalone purchase. Ask Intruder which applies to you, in writing.
Do I need Intruder's scanning platform to buy a pentest?
The AI Pentesting page prices existing customers at $3,500 and standalone buyers at $4,000, so a standalone purchase is possible. The pricing pages do not say what a platform subscription costs, so we cannot compare the two routes.
Does the price include retesting?
Yes on the single test and the four-test pack: Intruder's pricing page lists unlimited retesting. Packs expire one year after purchase.
Does Intruder test networks or APIs with this product?
The pages checked describe web application tests. Our dataset records API, cloud, network and mobile scope as unknown for this product. Ask for the scope in writing.
Sources
- Intruder pentest pricing (checked 9 November 2026)
- Intruder AI Pentesting (checked 9 November 2026)
- Intruder pricing (checked 9 November 2026)