A swarm of AI agents tests what you own: Web apps, APIs, Cloud, Auth. Then a human tester verifies every finding and signs the report.
DNS token or hosted file, before any job can launch.
Out-of-scope packets never leave the sandbox.
Halts everything instantly. Auto-stops on 5xx spikes.
Prove access, then stop. Destructive verbs blocked.
Your staging stays up. Production only with sign-off.
Every request, replayable. Yours to keep.
Traditional pentests take weeks to schedule and cost $10k to $40k. Standardcode runs hundreds of agents in parallel against your staging environment, then puts a human tester between the noise and your report. You get ranked, reproducible findings with fixes, and a PDF your auditor, your insurer and your biggest prospect's security team will all recognize.
About five days from signed scope to signed report. Most firms are still finding a slot on the calendar.
Same deliverable your auditor asks for, at a fraction of the price. The swarm does the hours. A human does the judgment.
Verified, or it's not in the report
AI pentesters are noisy. Every finding is reproduced by hand before it reaches you, with the exact request, the response and the fix.
Fix it, then tell us. Re-tests are included, and the updated report shows each finding closed.
Prove access, then stop.
Non-destructive by default. We show we could read the table. We don't dump it. Staging first; production only in a window you approve in writing.
Paperwork handled: MSA, SOW, rules of engagement and a certificate of insurance before day one.
Hundreds of agents in parallel, one human you can call, and a report written for the person who has to sign off on it.
Five days, start to finish. Ownership checks on day one, agents in parallel through day three, a human on every finding on day four, signed PDF on day five.
A swarm, not a scanner. One agent works like a tester: it reads, guesses, tries. Two hundred and forty of them chase different leads at once, so a week of manual probing fits into a day.
A report your auditor reads. Executive summary up front, CVSS-scored findings with evidence, methodology, scope and attestation. Mapped to OWASP and CWE.
Re-test included. Ship your fixes and we re-run the exact repro for each finding. The report updates to show what's closed, with dates.
All agent traffic goes through a proxy we control. Any request to a host or IP that isn't on your signed allowlist is dropped before it leaves the sandbox. Third-party services like your auth vendor stay out unless their rules allow testing.
You and our tester can halt every agent at any moment. The harness also stops itself on error spikes, a run of 5xx responses from your target, or when the agreed testing window closes.
Each engagement runs in its own short-lived sandbox that's torn down afterwards. Every request is written to a hash-chained audit log you can download. Findings are encrypted, access-controlled and deleted on the schedule in your contract.
Severity, the endpoint, the exact request that proves it, and the fix. Reproduced by a person every time.
Illustrative findings. Example targets, not customer data.
Get a signed report before your SOC 2 audit, enterprise deal or insurance renewal closes, not after.
No retainers, no seat licenses. Scoped on a 30-minute call.
The report is signed by the human tester who verified it and follows the structure auditors expect: scope, methodology, CVSS-scored findings, evidence and attestation. Send us your auditor's requirements on the scoping call and we'll confirm before you pay.
We test staging by default. Production is only in scope with your written approval, inside a window you set, with strict rate limits and non-destructive mode enforced by the harness rather than the model.
A signed authorization from someone who can give it, a DNS token or hosted file proving you own each target, and test accounts for any authenticated areas. That's usually under an hour of your time.
Yes. Testing only starts after a signed MSA, SOW and rules of engagement, and only against targets you've proven you own. We never scan anything as a sales hook.
Into an isolated, per-engagement sandbox that's destroyed afterwards. Findings are encrypted at rest and deleted on your contract's schedule. Our model providers are listed as subprocessors.
30 minutes to scope it. About five days to deliver it.