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Junglewise vs Intruder
Intruder is an attack surface management platform: it scans your external infrastructure, web apps and cloud accounts for vulnerabilities and, since mid 2026, sells an on-demand AI pen test of a single web app, priced per test. Junglewise watches your code, cloud and platforms, pen tests the domains you own as part of the plan, safely against production or in attack mode on staging to prove exploits, with an audit-grade report, and drafts the fixes, with a security engineer on the Team plan.
| Intruder | Junglewise | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | Intruder: Scanning is a base fee plus a fee per target, sized in Intruder's portal with no list price; the Free plan scans 5 web app licenses weekly. The AI pen test is from $3,500 a test for Intruder customers and $4,000 otherwise. | Junglewise: Monitor $99 a month; Team $499 with fixes drafted and an engineer. Pen tests run on the plan's credits with no per-test fee. |
| What it tests | Intruder: External infrastructure, web apps and APIs, cloud accounts and container images, with agent-based scanning of internal servers on Pro. The AI pen test covers one web app, authenticated if you give it test accounts, with your repository connected for code-assisted testing. | Junglewise: Any domain you have proven you own, logged in as each role you set up, against checks mapped to the OWASP Top 10: access to other accounts' data, injection, cross-site scripting, SSRF, sessions and exposed files. In attack mode the AI also writes checks for your app's own logic, each reviewed by a second model before it runs. Plus your GitHub or GitLab repositories, your AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account and platforms such as Vercel and Supabase. |
| How the test runs | Intruder: The AI pen test runs in minutes to hours. Its agents take real actions on the target and may create, modify or delete data, so it needs an environment or accounts you can spare. Every finding has live evidence and the source file and line. Retests are free and unlimited. | Junglewise: You pick per environment. Passive and Safe active probe without exploiting or deleting anything, so they can run against production. Attack mode exploits each finding to prove it and is meant for staging: proofs are rolled back by default, and nothing irreversible runs without your explicit consent. Mapping takes 1 to 2 hours and the test 1 to 8. |
| Who fixes it | Intruder: Your team, from the remediation advice in the report and the scanner's findings. | Junglewise: Junglewise drafts the fix as a pull request or a cloud change and applies it when you approve. |
| A person to ask | Intruder: A knowledge center and onboarding support; a dedicated customer success manager on Enterprise. | Junglewise: On Team, a security engineer walks you through the report and takes the judgment calls. |
| Compliance | Intruder: The pen test report is written to stand in for a manual pen test report for SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS. | Junglewise: An audit-grade report as HTML and PDF: scope and authorization, methodology, every finding with its CVSS score, OWASP category, reproduction steps and fix, and a ledger of every action the test took and whether it was rolled back. From Team, evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reviews as well. |
Intruder figures are from Intruder's pricing page, help center and launch announcement, in US dollars, checked September 2026, for a 6 to 10 person startup. Junglewise prices exclude VAT. Sources: Intruder pricing, Intruder AI penetration testing, Intruder AI pentesting announcement.
Which fits
The honest answer depends on your team
Intruder is the better fit when
- You want continuous external vulnerability scanning across many hosts, ports and cloud accounts.
- You want a one-off pen test of a single app at a fixed price, with free retests and no subscription.
- You have internal servers or employee devices to scan.
Junglewise is the better fit when
- You want the report and the findings fixed too, in the code and the cloud account, drafted for you or with your team guided through them.
- You want production tested safely and staging attacked to prove exploits, repeating without a per-test fee.
- You want a security engineer to tell you what matters and help answer customers.
Questions
- Which is cheaper, Intruder or Junglewise?
- For a handful of external targets, Intruder's free plan. A single Intruder AI pen test is $3,500 to $4,000. Junglewise Team is $499 a month with pen tests, drafted fixes and an engineer included, and Monitor $99 for the agent on its own.
- Is a Junglewise pen test the same as Intruder's AI pen test?
- Closest in attack mode. Intruder's agents take real actions and may create, modify or delete data, so the test needs an environment you can spare. Junglewise attack mode also exploits findings to prove them, but rolls its proofs back by default and runs nothing irreversible without your consent, and its safe tiers can test production on a schedule or on every change. Either way you get a report you can hand an auditor, and Junglewise then drafts the fix.
- Can I use Intruder and Junglewise together?
- Yes. Intruder scans the attack surface, and Junglewise adds your code and cloud accounts, the fixes and, on Team, a person to ask.
- Is there a free way to try Junglewise?
- The domain scan is free and needs no account. Start a penetration test from the scan result and it runs on the free 14-day Team trial, engineer included.
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