Your scanner flagged it. Is it actually exploitable?
Get one free run. Our AI agents attack the same web app and show you what's really vulnerable, each finding with the evidence behind it.
Start nowFor teams stuck triaging scanner alerts
A DAST report tells you what might be wrong. Someone on your team still has to work out which alerts are real.
A long scanner backlog
Find out which alerts lead to a real exploit before you spend a sprint on them.
A release with open findings
Know what's actually exploitable before you decide to ship.
Engineers pushing back
Give them evidence instead of a severity label.
A scanner and Pentest Copilot, side by side
| DAST scanner | Pentest Copilot | |
|---|---|---|
| How it tests | Sends known payloads and matches the responses against rules. | Maps your app's pages and user flows first, then attacks each flow. |
| What reaches your team | Every match, for someone to triage. | Only findings a separate validator accepted. |
| What you get per finding | An alert and a severity. | The evidence behind it: the requests and responses, a callback from your server or the browser's state. |
| Severity | Usually set by the rule that matched. | Scored from what was actually shown. |
| Logged-in testing | Depends on the tool and its login setup. | Recorded browser sessions, one for each user role you give it. |
| After a fix | Run the scan again. | Retest the finding: the same attack path is replayed and marked resolved or unresolved. |
Where your scanner still wins: quick, cheap checks across lots of assets. Keep it. Use Pentest Copilot where you need to know what's actually exploitable.
How it works
A black-box web assessment: the agents see your app the way an outside attacker does. We need your URL and nothing else. Test logins are optional, for reaching what signed-in users can see.
Discovery
The agents map your attack surface without sending any attack payloads: subdomains, exposed services, pages and the user flows behind them. What they find is saved, so later runs build on it.
Assessment
They attack each flow Discovery found, logged out and as each user role you give them. They never test beyond what Discovery found.
Validation
A separate validator accepts a finding only if it points to proof, such as a captured response, a callback from your server or the browser's state. Severity reflects only what was actually shown.
Retest
Fixed something? Retest the finding. The agents replay the same attack path and mark it resolved or unresolved.
Two ways to start
Run it yourself
Free trial on our portal. You drive.
- Create a free account on the Pentest Copilot portal.
- Once our team validates your request, we add credits to your account.
- Add your domain and verify it with a DNS record.
- Start a web assessment. Record a login if you want logged-in pages tested.
- Watch findings arrive in the portal, each with its evidence.
We run it for you
One free run. We send you what's real, with evidence.
- Send your app's URL below. Tell us which scanner you use if you like.
- We confirm it's yours. No card needed.
- The agents test the app end to end.
- You get the proven findings, each with its evidence.
Tell us where to start
The free run, in plain terms
- One web application, tested from its URL.
- No card or payment authorization needed.
- Every finding comes with the evidence that proves it.
- Keep everything we find, whether or not you continue.
Questions
Is Pentest Copilot a DAST tool?
No. A DAST scanner matches known patterns and reports what might be wrong. Pentest Copilot's agents map your app, attack its user flows and only report what a separate validator accepted, with evidence.
Should we replace our scanner?
No need. Keep it for quick, broad checks. Use Pentest Copilot where you need to know what's actually exploitable.
Can we send you our DAST report?
You don't need to. We test the app from its URL. If you'd like to compare, tell us which scanner you use and we'll follow up.
Do you need our source code?
No. This is a web application assessment. The agents work from your URL, the way an outside attacker would.
Is a person doing the testing?
No. AI agents run the whole test, and a separate validator checks every finding before you see it. If we run it for you, our team only sets it up.
Will testing affect our app?
We follow your testing policy, including any scope, rate limits or testing windows you set. If we need anything else before we start, we'll reach out to you.
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