Step 1
Request and context
Share what you want tested and any constraints. We respond with a few clarifying questions.
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Tell us what you'd like tested—apps, APIs, cloud, or AI integrations—and we'll reply with a clear scope and fixed-price proposal.
Scoped, non-disruptive testing. No commitment until scope is confirmed.
We confirm scope, timeline, and access upfront so you know exactly what happens before any testing begins.
Step 1
Share what you want tested and any constraints. We respond with a few clarifying questions.
Step 2
We define targets, exclusions, timeline, and a fixed price before any work starts.
Step 3
We run the agreed tests within the fixed scope and keep communication predictable.
Step 4
You receive a clear report with evidence, fixes, and an optional walkthrough.
Assets in scope and out of scope
Testing window and points of contact
Access needs (if any), agreed ahead of time
Fixed price and delivery date
Testing is scoped and non-disruptive
No hidden upsells or scope creep
You can pause or adjust before kickoff
We use this to confirm scope and provide a fixed-price proposal. No testing starts until you approve scope in writing.
You can keep details high level; no sensitive data required
We only use this information to prepare the scope and proposal
If it is not a fit, we'll say so clearly
What comes back
We either confirm the fixed-price path or ask only the questions needed to lock it.
Targets, exclusions, testing window, and any access assumptions are made explicit.
You can forward the reply internally for engineering review, budget signoff, or procurement.
We tell you what report, evidence, retest, and walkthrough outputs are included before kickoff.
Typical turnaround is within 2 business days. Faster when the scope is already well bounded.
Web apps, APIs, customer portals, admin surfaces, and mobile-backed product testing.
Start with product testingAccounts, clusters, storage, trust boundaries, and privilege-escalation attack paths.
Start with cloud scopeTool safety, prompt injection, OAuth hygiene, connected resources, and AI assistant attack paths.
Start with MCP scope