# TurboPentest pricing: credits, targets and limits

Source: https://pentestcompare.com/pricing/turbopentest/
Publisher: Excession Labs (pentestcompare.com)
Last updated: 2026-11-09

TurboPentest pricing as of 9 November 2026: $99, $299 and $699 per credit, $99 per month, $49,990 per year. What one target means, retests and limits.

> **Short answer:** TurboPentest publishes five prices: $99, $299 and $699 per credit (one pentest), $99 per month for one re-tested target, and $49,990 per year for a dedicated instance. Extra targets cost $99 each. A retest is a new paid run. Each test returns a report and a signed attestation letter. Prices were checked on 9 November 2026.

TurboPentest pricing is published: $99, $299 or $699 per credit, where one credit buys one pentest, plus a $99 monthly plan and a $49,990 yearly enterprise instance. The numbers come from the vendor's [pricing page](https://turbopentest.com/pricing), checked on 9 November 2026. This page explains the units, the limits and what the pages leave out.

## What is the TurboPentest price at a glance?

TurboPentest sells self-service AI pentests online. Five prices are public, so you can budget without a sales call.

| Plan | Price | Unit | What the page says it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audit-Ready | $99 | per credit (one pentest) | 1 target, 4 agents, up to 4 agent-hours; report and signed attestation letter |
| Threat-Hunt | $299 | per credit (one pentest) | Up to 4 targets, 10 agents, up to 20 agent-hours |
| Adversarial-Depth | $699 | per credit (one pentest) | Up to 8 targets, 20 agents, up to 80 agent-hours |
| Monthly pentest | $99 | per month | One verified target re-tested each month; cancel anytime |
| Enterprise dedicated instance | $49,990 | per year ($4,999 per month) | Unlimited targets and tiers in your own cloud; cloud and model costs are paid separately |

The three credit prices are one-off tests. The monthly plan and the enterprise instance are subscriptions.

## What does a credit buy?

One credit buys one pentest at the tier you pick. The tier sets the number of targets, AI agents and agent-hours. The vendor does not define "target" on the pricing page in a way we could check, so ask whether a target is a hostname, an application or an API base URL.

The tiers differ in effort as well as size. Audit-Ready allows up to 4 agent-hours. Adversarial-Depth allows up to 80, which is 20 times more. The cost rises by a factor of about 7 ($99 to $699). Agent-hours are a ceiling, so a test may use fewer.

> **Worked price example:** A team has five targets and wants one test of each. Threat-Hunt covers up to 4 targets for $299. One more target costs $99. The total is $398, which matches the five-target example in our dataset. Buying five Audit-Ready credits would cost $495, but each would run at the lowest depth.
Bulk credit discounts of 10 to 30% apply from 10 credits, per the pricing page. The page does not publish the discount steps.

## What drives the final cost?

Four things change the amount you pay.

1. **Target count.** Extra targets cost $99 each beyond the tier limit.
2. **Depth tier.** The tier sets agents and agent-hours.
3. **Repeat testing.** A retest is a full new pentest at the same per-target price. The monthly plan re-tests one verified target each month.
4. **Volume.** Ten or more credits qualify for the discount range.

The enterprise instance adds cloud and model costs on top of $49,990 per year. The pricing page does not give an estimate for those costs.

## What does TurboPentest not publish?

The pricing page does not publish the definition of a target, the discount steps, or an estimate of cloud and model costs for the enterprise instance. It does not name the company's country: the dataset records headquarters as "Not published".

The pages say business logic areas are flagged for manual follow-up, and the report lists what automation could not test. The pages checked do not mention mobile or internal network testing, and our dataset records cloud and mobile scope as unknown. The delivery note says the page does not state that humans validate findings.

## What are the delivery, retest and report terms?

All tiers typically complete in a few hours, per the pricing page. That figure is run time until the report is ready. Treat it as an estimate, not a delivery date.

Each test includes a report and a signed attestation letter. A [public sample report](https://turbopentest.com/sample-report) exists, so you can judge the format before you pay.

Retesting is a paid new run at the same per-target price. A free re-pentest applies once per domain if the run finds zero actionable findings. If you plan to fix and re-check, budget for a second credit.

The attestation letter is a vendor document. The pages name SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS and CMMC. Do not read that as auditor acceptance. The vendor also states that its own operations are PCI DSS and CMMC compliant. That is a vendor claim we did not verify.

## How does the cost compare with other published AI pentest prices?

TurboPentest sits at the low end of the published prices in our dataset, as of 9 November 2026. Hadrian lists from EUR 1,250 per test, excluding VAT. Intruder lists $3,500 per test. Aikido lists $4,000 per assessment for its TYPICAL Pentest. Horizon3 lists $10,000 per app per test for its web module.

Do not rank these by price alone. The units differ (credit, test, assessment, app), and the scope behind one unit differs. A $99 Audit-Ready test covers 1 target in up to 4 agent-hours. The $4,000 Aikido assessment covers one application plus its primary APIs, whitebox. Compare the report and the retest terms for your scope. The [Aikido pricing page](/pricing/aikido/) and the [XBOW alternatives page](/compare/xbow-alternatives/) show the same fields for those providers.

## Who does it fit, and what are the tradeoffs?

Our dataset describes the best fit as teams that need a very low-cost, fast external web and API test with a signed letter for questionnaires and common audits, and that accept automation only. The scope includes web apps, APIs, networks and AI apps. Integrations listed are GitHub, GitHub Actions, VS Code and Burp Suite Pro.

The tradeoffs are narrow scope on business logic, paid retests, and no stated human validation. Compare against [XBOW alternatives](/compare/xbow-alternatives/) and the [automated pentesting tools guide](/guides/automated-pentesting-tools/) for what automated tests cover.

## What should you ask before you buy?

1. What counts as one target for my application?
2. What did the report list as untested in the sample, and does that match my risk?
3. Will my auditor or customer accept an attestation letter in place of a human-signed report?
4. How many retests will I need, and what does each cost at my tier?
5. Do I qualify for the free re-pentest, and how does the vendor define "actionable"?
6. For the enterprise plan, what are the expected cloud and model costs?

For the wider picture, see the [pentest cost guide](/guides/penetration-testing-cost/) and the [pricing index](/pricing/). Send a [correction](/methodology/#corrections) if the vendor page now differs.

## Questions

### How much does a TurboPentest pentest cost?

A single test costs $99 (Audit-Ready), $299 (Threat-Hunt) or $699 (Adversarial-Depth) per credit, and one credit buys one pentest. A monthly plan costs $99 per month. Each target beyond the tier limit costs $99. Prices were checked on 9 November 2026.

### Is a retest free at TurboPentest?

No, not as a rule. A retest is a full new pentest at the same per-target price, with no separate retest product. The page lists one exception: a free re-pentest applies once per domain when a run returns zero actionable findings.

### Will an auditor accept the attestation letter?

The pages do not say. TurboPentest includes a signed attestation letter with each test, and it names SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS and CMMC. Auditor acceptance depends on the auditor, so ask yours in writing before you buy.

## Sources

- [TurboPentest pricing](https://turbopentest.com/pricing)
- [TurboPentest homepage](https://turbopentest.com/)
- [TurboPentest sample report](https://turbopentest.com/sample-report)