Start with a required SaaS pentest or an assessment of production AI with sensitive data or action access. Clarify uncertain buyer requirements, then plan recurring work when system changes justify it.
Meet a defined pentest requirement with manual web, API, authorization, business-logic, and tenant-boundary testing.
Test how production AI reads sensitive data and takes action across retrieval, agents, MCP, tools, memory, and permissions.
Clarify one unclear buyer requirement. Get an evidence summary, prioritized gaps, owners, and an action plan that stands on its own.
All prices in USD, exclusive of taxes and fees.
After a baseline assessment, plan repeat testing when model, tool, data, or permission changes create identifiable review work.
Explore Continuous AI AssuranceIndependent SaaS and AI testing for GRC, vCISO, and product partners, with agreed report standards, scheduling, and client ownership.
Explore Security PartnerApplications, roles, tenant models, API operations, business workflows, SSO, and integrations. Larger scopes sit at $12K–$18K+; complex work at $20K–$30K+.
Production workflows, model/provider boundaries, retrieval sources, memory, agents, tools, MCP servers, authorization, and downstream actions.
Access preparation, environments, data constraints, reporting requirements, retest timing, or the annual capacity reserved for change reviews.
Share the system, buyer requirement, reviewer, and deadline in a short scoping conversation. If the required testing is clear, we scope it directly. The $2,500 Security Gate Sprint is a paid review for an unclear procurement request; it is not a prerequisite for testing.
AI Application & Agent Security Assessment has a starting engagement range of $12,000–$20,000 USD, depending on scope. Workflows, model/provider boundaries, tools, MCP servers, roles, memory, and tenants determine the quote. Expanded engagements can exceed that range.
Start with a baseline assessment and review the findings, release cadence, and next-quarter changes. Where recurring work is justified, an annual plan defines quarterly testing, change and permission reviews, a versioned regression record, questionnaire support, and annual reassessment. Capacity and response windows are agreed in writing.
Security reviews and testing provide supporting evidence. DevBrows does not issue a SOC 2 audit opinion or ISO certification, and buyer or auditor approval is not guaranteed.
SaaS and AI assessments include one retest of the agreed findings. The proposal defines the retest window, environment, and scope. New features or additional attack surfaces require a scope change.
Share your product, buyer requirement, and target date. We’ll confirm the engagement, deliverables, and commercial terms before work begins.