The Agent-C Checkup
Your app works.Is it safe to ship?
AI is helping attackers find and exploit weaknesses faster than ever. Know where your app stands before they do.
● Built on OWASP ASVS and SLSA, the standards security teams use.
Good problems
When it starts working, the questions change.
A security questionnaire, a user spike, a bigger deal: each one means it's working, and each one comes with questions worth answering well.
A customer sent a security review
That's a buying signal. Walk in with answers you can back up.
Your users took off
More people rely on it now. A good moment to check the foundations.
A bigger deal is on the table
Larger buyers ask for proof. A clear score gives them something to trust.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery.
A fixed, scoped engagement: usually days, with the price agreed before anything starts.
- 01
Book a checkup
Pick a tier and tell us about your app. We confirm the scope and a fixed quote before any work begins.
- 02
We assess
We review your code, and at higher tiers your pipeline and running system, across the same 8 dimensions every time. We only read, so nothing in your code or systems changes, and your source is deleted as soon as collection finishes, before the report is written.
- 03
You get your results
ScorecardEvery tierYour grade on every dimension your tier can check, like the sample up top.
Every tierFix listEvery tierWhat to fix first, in plain language, ordered by risk.
Every tierTechnical reportEvery tierThe detail behind every grade, for whoever does the fixing.
Every tierLetter of AttestationDeep & FullSigned evidence of what we assessed, to hand a customer or auditor.
Deep & Full
A 30-year software veteran, not a scanner reseller.
Who's behind it →FAQ
Questions people ask first.
Why not just run a scanner?
You should, and we do: scanner results feed your Security grade. But most scanners only look at security: vulnerable dependencies, leaked secrets, risky code. They don't check whether your merges are protected, your deploys can roll back, your backups actually restore, or a new developer can run the system. The Checkup grades all 8 dimensions and tells you what to fix first.
How is this different from a pentest?
A pentest firm spends weeks looking for a way in, and it typically starts around $25K. The Checkup takes days at a fixed quote and grades your whole app across 8 dimensions, security included. The Full tier adds live testing, so it's the closest to a pentest, with the wider production-readiness picture around it.
How much access do you need?
As little as you want, read-only wherever possible, and you can revoke it anytime. Spot Check needs only your repo. Deep Check adds read-only access to your repo host, so we can confirm your branch protections are enforced and your CI and deploys actually run, plus a short call about backups and recovery. Full Check adds the running system: its URL and test user accounts for live testing, and a read-only cloud role to check your infrastructure and backups. Nothing live gets tested until you've signed off on scope in writing.
What happens to our code?
We never change your code, configuration, or infrastructure. Your source is copied into a temporary container and deleted as soon as collection finishes, before the report is written. We keep the deliverables (scores, findings by file and line, and the report), never your source, secrets, or credentials, and we delete them whenever you ask in writing. If we've issued a Letter of Attestation, one archive copy stays to back it. An optional AI review, off by default, sends excerpts of your docs, tests, and config (never application source) to Anthropic, whose commercial terms prohibit training on it.
Can I show the result to a customer or auditor?
Yes — that's what the Letter of Attestation is for. On Deep and Full you get a signed letter you can hand to a customer's security team or an auditor to unblock a deal, without handing over your raw report.
We already have some of this covered. Still worth it?
Usually yes — the value is the honest, prioritized picture across all 8 dimensions. If a dimension is already solid, that shows in the score; the fix list just points you at the ones that aren't.
Find out if it's safe to ship.
A grade across all 8 dimensions, a fix list in priority order, and a fixed quote before any work begins.