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Junglewise vs Penti
Penti is penetration testing as a service run by AI agents: it tests web apps, APIs, networks, cloud and more from the outside in, replays every exploit step by step in its Evidence Player, and sells human validation and human-led hours on top. Junglewise runs a safe, read-only pen test of the domains you own as part of a plan that also watches your code and cloud, and then drafts the fixes, with a security engineer on the Team plan.
| Penti | Junglewise | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | Penti: Starter $20 a month for 20 credits of external testing; Launch $300 for 300 credits with integrations and audit-grade reports; Plus $1,000 and Advanced $2,000 add human-verified findings. A web app assessment is about 350 credits and retests are free. Human-led testing is $200 an hour on an annual plan. | 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 | Penti: Web apps, APIs, mobile apps, internal and external networks, cloud, LLM systems and IoT, mapped to OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK and compliance controls. | Junglewise: Any domain you have proven you own, with safe probes of every page and endpoint it can reach, plus your repositories and your AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account watched between tests. |
| How the test runs | Penti: Autonomous agents prove an exploit and stop where impact is demonstrated, under rate limits you set. Findings replay step by step, and a certified tester can verify them: 3 a year on Plus, 6 on Advanced. | Junglewise: Safe, rate-limited, read-only probes that identify themselves in your logs. Nothing is changed, deleted or taken, so it can run against production. Mapping takes 1 to 2 hours and the test 1 to 8. |
| Who fixes it | Penti: Your team, from the remediation in the report, with findings pushed to Jira or GitHub from Launch up. | Junglewise: Junglewise drafts the fix as a pull request or a cloud change and applies it when you approve. |
| A person to ask | Penti: Email and community support on Starter, a Cyber Success Team from Launch, dedicated support on Advanced. | Junglewise: On Team, a security engineer walks you through the report and takes the judgment calls in UK business hours. |
| Compliance | Penti: Audit-ready reports mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA, and a Vanta integration from Launch. | Junglewise: From Team: evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reviews, and a pen test report you can share. |
Penti figures are from Penti's pricing page and site, in US dollars, checked September 2026, for a 6 to 10 person startup. Junglewise prices exclude VAT. Sources: Penti pricing, Penti.
Which fits
The honest answer depends on your team
Penti is the better fit when
- You want exploit-backed testing across a wide surface: APIs, mobile, networks and cloud, not only a web domain.
- You need findings verified by a certified human tester, or human-led hours for an audit.
- You want the cheapest way to run AI pen tests often and read the results yourself.
Junglewise is the better fit when
- You want the findings fixed, in the code and the cloud account.
- You want one service that watches the code and cloud between tests as well.
- You want a security engineer who knows your stack to walk you through the report.
Questions
- Which is cheaper, Penti or Junglewise?
- For pen tests alone, Penti: Starter is $20 a month and Launch $300. Junglewise Monitor is $99 a month and Team $499, and the price covers the monitoring of your code and cloud, the drafted fixes and, on Team, the engineer as well as the tests.
- How does a Junglewise pen test differ from Penti's?
- In what happens with a finding. Penti's agents exploit it up to the point of demonstrated impact and replay the steps. Junglewise tests without changing, deleting or taking anything, so it runs against production on a schedule, and then drafts the fix. Teams that need exploit proof for an audit run both.
- Can I use Penti and Junglewise together?
- Yes. Penti's agents test more kinds of target and prove exploits; Junglewise watches your code and cloud between tests and drafts the fixes for what it finds.
- 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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