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Updated April 2026

PentestCheck vs Intruder

Both platforms cover external attack surface management and active vulnerability scanning. The key difference: PentestCheck adds SSRF probing and a unified Threat Score — Intruder excels at infrastructure-layer scanning and internal network coverage.

The Core Difference

PentestCheck

Deep application-layer DAST with SSRF OOB probing and a unified Threat Score that synthesizes all findings into a single risk number. Free tier. Webhook alerts on Starter and Pro plans.

Intruder

Strong infrastructure scanning engine (ports, services, CVEs). Supports internal network scanning via agent. Good for organizations with significant on-premise or VPC infrastructure alongside external surfaces. Less deep on application-layer OWASP testing.

Feature Comparison

FeaturePentestCheckIntruder
External attack surface mapping (EASM)
Subdomain enumeration
Port scanning & service fingerprinting
Active DAST (web vulnerability scanning)
OWASP Top 10 coverage
SQL injection / XSS active probing
SSRF active probing (OOB)
Unified Threat Score (0–10)
CVSS-scored findings
Free tier available
Webhook alerts (Starter & Pro)
Internal network scanning

Pricing Comparison

TierPentestCheckIntruder
Free / TrialFree forever — no credit card required14-day trial only
EntryFrom $59/month~$101/month
Mid-marketFrom $179/month~$247/month
EnterpriseCustom pricingCustom

When to Choose Each

Choose PentestCheck if:

  • Your primary surface is web applications and APIs
  • You need OWASP Top 10 coverage with CVSS-scored output
  • You want a free tier to evaluate before committing
  • Unified risk scoring matters for board reporting

Choose Intruder if:

  • You have significant internal/on-premise infrastructure
  • You need VPC/internal network scanning via agent
  • Infrastructure CVE scanning is the primary requirement

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