Authorized penetration testing · Pay only on breach

We'll try to hack your app.
You pay nothing if we don't.

An authorized 72-hour penetration test. Real attackers use the same tools we do. Confirmed breach → $297 + a full breach report. No breach → $0 and a signed clean certificate. No card to start.

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No card required · Pay $297 only if we confirm a breach.
No upfront cost 72-hour SLA You authorize every step Signed clean certificate if no breach
Authorized pen testing only
72-hour attack window
$297 charged only on confirmed breach
DNS + DocuSign authorization — we never test without consent
The problem

Vibe-coded apps ship fast.
Attackers move faster.

Tools like Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, and Replit can generate a production app in hours. But they also generate security holes — auth bypasses, exposed APIs, broken access controls — that attackers know how to find in minutes.

Traditional pen testing

  • $5,000–$50,000 upfront, regardless of findings
  • 2–4 week engagement timelines
  • Cumbersome scoping calls and NDAs
  • Bloated reports with theoretical risks
  • No ongoing visibility — a point-in-time snapshot
  • Out of reach for early-stage SaaS and indie founders

Exploit Proof

  • $0 upfront — pay $297 only if we confirm a breach
  • 72-hour turnaround, start today
  • DNS record + DocuSign ToE in under 5 minutes
  • Exact reproduction steps for every finding
  • Clean certificate issued when no breach found
  • Built for vibe-coded apps and indie SaaS founders
How it works

Three steps. You stay in control.

We never touch your app until you've authorized us in writing — two independent verification gates. And there's no charge unless we prove we got in.

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Authorize us in 5 minutes.

Add a DNS TXT record to your domain — this proves you own it. Then sign our Terms of Engagement via DocuSign (pre-filled, 2 minutes). We never touch your app until both are verified and logged.

DNS TXT + DocuSign ToE
02

We attack. Fully automated + human review.

A 72-hour attack window using the same tools real attackers use — automated scanning, manual logic testing, authentication attacks, API fuzzing, business logic abuse. Your app. No holds barred.

72-hour attack window
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Pay only if we breach it.

Breach confirmed → we send a full breach report with exact reproduction steps and a secure $297 payment link. No breach → $0, and we issue a signed clean certificate for your app. Nothing is charged unless we prove we got in.

$297 on breach only
What we test

The 12 ways attackers get in.
We test all of them.

Nearly half the code AI writes ships with a security flaw (Veracode, 2025). We test for all twelve of the vulnerability classes attackers actually use — the OWASP Top 10 and CWE Top 25 — grouped by what an attacker is really after. A Fractional CTO verifies every finding before you ever hear it.

45%of AI-written code
ships with a flaw
12attack classes tested,
every engagement
$297and only if one
actually lets us in
Attacker goal 01

Break in

Get access they were never meant to have — to accounts, your database, or the server itself.

Account takeover

Can someone log in as your users — or an admin — without the password?
If left unfixed
One break-in exposes every account and everything in it.

Database break-in

Can a normal input box be used to pull your whole database — users, emails, secrets?
If left unfixed
The classic “we got hacked” — usually the entire user table.

Code execution on your server

The worst case — can someone run their own commands on your infrastructure?
If left unfixed
Total system compromise. Nothing off-limits to them.

Server tricked into leaking secrets

Can an attacker make your own server hand over internal systems or cloud keys?
If left unfixed
A foothold that escalates to full cloud compromise.
Attacker goal 02

Steal your data

Quietly get your customers’ data out — often without ever tripping an alarm.

One user seeing another's data

Can a customer reach data that isn't theirs by changing a link or an ID?
If left unfixed
A privacy breach — and instant loss of customer trust.

Leaks through your APIs

Do the services behind your app hand out data they shouldn't?
If left unfixed
Bulk data exposure that never shows up on screen.

Your data readable by other sites

Can a malicious website silently read your logged-in users' data?
If left unfixed
Quiet, large-scale data theft.

Exposed secrets & files

Are API keys, configs, or backups sitting where anyone can find them?
If left unfixed
One leaked key can unlock everything else.
Attacker goal 03

Abuse how your app works

Turn your own features and economics against you — no “hack” required.

Beating your own rules

Can someone pay less than they should, reuse a coupon forever, or skip a required step?
If left unfixed
Silent revenue leakage and fraud scanners never catch.

Hijacked user sessions

Can an attacker run malicious code inside your users' browsers?
If left unfixed
Stolen logins and a publicly damaged reputation.

Bots, brute-force & abuse

Can bots hammer your login, signup, or checkout completely unchecked?
If left unfixed
Account takeovers, spam, and surprise infrastructure bills.

Hijacked subdomains

Can an attacker claim an abandoned subdomain of your domain?
If left unfixed
Phishing and malware served under your own brand.
We test all twelve — you pay only if one lets us in.
The math

$297 is not the risk. Not knowing is.

The average cost of a data breach is $4.88 million. The average time to identify a breach is 194 days. Exploit Proof gives you the answer in 72 hours — and you only pay if the news is bad.

$4.88M
Average cost of a data breach (IBM, 2026)
194 days
Average time to identify a breach without testing
72 hrs
Time to know your app is safe with Exploit Proof

Your decision

We find nothing $0
You get a clean certificate ✓ Included
We find a breach $297
You get a full breach report ✓ Included
You get exact reproduction steps ✓ Included
Your max spend $297
The guarantee

If we can't get in, you pay nothing. And you'll have proof.

Every successful test that finds no breach results in a signed, dated certificate from a Launch Ready Code Fractional CTO — a document you can share with your customers, investors, and enterprise prospects.

Clean Security Certificate

Issued by Exploit Proof · Launch Ready Code

Applicationyourapp.com
Test window72 hours
Vectors tested50+ attack patterns
Confirmed breaches0
ResultCLEAN — No breach confirmed
Signed by Fractional CTO · Launch Ready Code launchreadycode.com
Questions

Everything you need to know.

Do I have to put a card down to start?

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No. No card, no hold, no deposit. You authorize the test with a DNS record and a signed agreement. We only send a secure payment link if we confirm a real breach — find nothing, and you're never asked to pay.

What exactly happens if you find a breach?

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We send you a breach report within 24 hours of confirming the vulnerability. The report includes: the exact attack vector, step-by-step reproduction instructions, a severity rating, a recommended fix, and a secure payment link for the $297. You'll have everything you need to fix it immediately.

What counts as a "confirmed breach"?

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A breach is confirmed when we demonstrate unauthorized access to data, authenticated functionality, or system resources — with a working exploit that another attacker could reproduce. Theoretical risks and informational findings don't count. You're only charged when we can prove we actually got in.

Is this legal? Will you break my app?

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Yes, completely legal — that's the point of the DNS TXT record and signed Terms of Engagement. Your written authorization makes this an authorized security assessment, not unauthorized access. We run tests on a production copy or a dedicated test environment wherever possible, and our methodology is designed to avoid causing downtime or data loss.

What's the DNS TXT record for?

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It's proof of domain ownership — the same verification method used by Google, AWS, and every major platform. Adding a TXT record proves you control the domain and are authorizing the test. It takes about 60 seconds to add and doesn't affect your live site in any way.

What types of apps do you test?

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Any web app accessible over HTTPS: SaaS platforms, internal tools, marketplaces, APIs, and apps built with AI coding tools like Lovable, Bolt.new, Cursor, Replit, Windsurf, and v0.dev. We don't test mobile apps (iOS/Android native) or on-premise systems in the initial product.

How do I know you won't find something trivial and call it a breach?

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Every finding is reviewed by a Launch Ready Code Fractional CTO before it's confirmed as a breach. We're not incentivized to inflate findings — our reputation depends on only charging when we've genuinely compromised your app. The Terms of Engagement define exactly what qualifies as a breach.

What if I find a bug after the test?

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Exploit Proof covers a defined 72-hour window. If you update your app and want another test, you can run a new one. For continuous monitoring and real-time alerting, check out our Launch Readiness subscriptions at launchreadycode.com/pricing — starting at $149/mo.

Not sure your app is safe?
We'll answer that in 72 hours.

Authorize in five minutes. If we can't break in, it costs you nothing — and you'll have the certificate to prove it.

Start your test →
No card to start · Pay $297 only on a confirmed breach · Or run a free scan at launchreadycode.com/free-scan