Answers for SaaS startup founders deciding whether DevBrows fits the live blocker
Pricing, sprint scope, AI security depth, ongoing partnership, and how purpose-built AI plus senior operators close the live enterprise deal.
If something below isn't answered clearly, the free 30-Minute Blocker Review is the fastest path to a real answer.
SaaS startups hitting their first serious wave of enterprise security reviews, SOC 2 questionnaires, vendor risk forms, and AI-related buyer due diligence. The team is growing, has no full-time CISO yet, and a single stalled deal can move the quarter.
30-Minute Security Blocker Review: free.
Enterprise Security Review Sprint: from USD 4,500.
SaaS Security Assessment Sprint: from USD 6,500.
Fractional Security Partnership: fixed monthly scope, sized to your needs after a sprint. Final scope and price are confirmed in the free Blocker Review.
No. DevBrows uses purpose-built open-source AI models to map your controls, surface evidence gaps, and analyse your security posture from your actual stack - cloud provider, identity, code repos, existing policies. No compliance platform subscription required. Senior operators validate every finding, write the questionnaire answers, produce the AI architecture summary, and deliver the full trust pack. You bring the stack. DevBrows does the rest.
Yes, free. The only catch: we read the actual live artefact with you in the call - the questionnaire, the SOC 2 ask, the AI feature spec - which means we need you to actually have a live blocker to discuss. We don't run generic security strategy calls. If you have a real blocker with a real deadline, bring it. Most clients launch a sprint within 72 hours of the call because once the blocker is named precisely, the path is clear.
The actual artefact: the buyer questionnaire, the SOC 2 evidence request, the AI feature spec, the launch checklist, the email from procurement. We work better from real documents than from a generic description.
When an enterprise prospect has sent a vendor security questionnaire, requested SOC 2 evidence, or asked AI-related due diligence questions and the deal is sitting in their procurement inbox. From USD 4,500. Typical timeline 7-14 days.
When app, API, cloud, identity, or AI-feature exposure needs to be validated before a launch, an investor diligence, or a buyer-requested third-party assessment. From USD 6,500. Typical timeline 10-21 days.
First-class focus. Prompt injection, AI data flow, third-party LLM trust, model governance, and AI-related compliance are addressed inside every sprint that touches AI. Tested in the SaaS Security Assessment Sprint; written and packaged in the Enterprise Security Review Sprint.
Yes. After the sprint closes the immediate blocker, the next enterprise prospect is going to ask the same questions - and the one after that. Teams that want to maintain the momentum move into a fractional security partnership: fixed monthly scope, same senior operator from the sprint, no open-ended retainer, cancel any month. Most teams that go this route describe it as "the security function we couldn't afford to hire full-time." It's built for SaaS startups that have realized that treating security as a one-time project means repeating the same fire drill every quarter.
ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity, Hack The Box Hacker rank with multiple systems owned, Master's-level coursework in cybersecurity (networks & infrastructure), and published research on threat intelligence, ransomware, identity exposure, and AI security on SSRN, ResearchGate, and the MeetCyber publication. Detailed on the About page.
Most enterprise security clients require NDA - so named case studies are shared on request after a non-disclosure is in place. Representative anonymized scenarios are on the homepage. Published research and credentials are on the About page so you can evaluate the depth before booking.
Yes. DevBrows is India-based and works with SaaS startups in the US, UK, EU, and APAC. The model is built for remote collaboration and US/EU enterprise-facing buyer trust work.
Very common situation. Most SaaS startups face their first enterprise reviews before SOC 2 Type II is in hand. The Enterprise Security Review Sprint is built specifically for this gap - we package what you actually have today (controls, policies, AI architecture, sub-processors) into answers a buyer will accept while your SOC 2 audit proceeds in parallel.
Start with the free 30-Minute Security Blocker Review. That's the cleanest path when the next step is unclear and you want to avoid buying the wrong work first.
Bring the live blocker. Leave with the next move.
30 minutes with a senior security operator. No pitch. No homework. A clear read on whether a sprint is the right move - and exactly which one if it is.