Hire an ethical hacker to test your website.

People search for a “hacker for hire” for very different reasons. If you want to test your own website, you are in the right place. If you want into an account, phone or inbox that is not yours, we cannot help, and no honest ethical hacker can. Breaking into someone else’s system is a crime in most countries, even when the reason feels fair.

Locked out of your own account? Use that service’s official recovery steps. Is your own website already hacked? Start with what to do when your website is hacked. Our rules are public: Authorization to Test and Acceptable Use Policy.

An ethical hacker is a security expert who breaks into systems with permission, so the owner can close the holes first. You will also hear white hat hacker and penetration tester. For a business website they mean the same job. A penetration test is a planned, authorized attempt to break in.

A person tries the things a real attacker would try:

• Logins and password resets: weak passwords, no lockout after many tries, sessions that never end.
• Access control: can one customer open another customer’s data, or a visitor reach an admin page?
• Forms and URLs: injection flaws, where crafted input is wrongly treated as a command by your site.
• Exposed files and services: old backups, forgotten admin panels and debug pages.
• Security settings: headers, cookies and the certificate behind the browser lock.

Tools help map your site, but testing is manual and every finding is confirmed by a person. That matters because software cannot judge your business logic or tell whether the right person can see the right data.

• A written report listing every issue with its severity, the evidence, the impact in plain English and the exact fix steps. See the sample report.
• Findings that a person has confirmed, not a scanner dump full of guesses.
• On Signal: we fix the high and critical issues with you, re-test them, and keep watch as you ship changes.
• A 14-day money-back guarantee if testing has not started. See the refund policy.

Real ethical hackers work in the open. Fake ones sell secrecy. Use this list with any provider, including us.

Check before you pay

• A real company you can look up. Ours is WEB CODE STORE (PVT) LTD, registered in Sri Lanka (PV 00318975), with a US mailing address at 1001 S Main St. Ste 500, Kalispell, MT 59901. Email [email protected].
• A written scope: what will be tested, what will not, and what you approved.
• An ownership check and written authorization before any active testing.
• A sample report, so you can judge the quality of the work. Certificates can help, but a report shows real work.
• An invoice or receipt from a known payment processor, and a clear refund policy.

Red flags of a fake “hacker for hire”

• Offers to get into someone else’s account, phone or email. That is illegal, and it is often a scam aimed at you.
• Wants payment only in crypto or gift cards, with no invoice.
• Has no company name, address or real contact, and will not verify who they are.
• Promises “100% success” before looking at your system.
• Never asks you to prove you own the target.
• Sells a scanner export as a penetration test. Here is how manual and automated testing differ.

Experienced manual testers often bill roughly $900 to $2,200 per day, and a traditional penetration test commonly costs $5,000 to $20,000 or more. We keep the scope to one website and the price fixed. All prices are in US dollars, paid once, with no subscription. Customers rate us 5.0 out of 5.

We are not a PCI QSA or a HIPAA auditor, and we do not issue compliance certificates. A manual audit is useful evidence, never a certificate. For several sites or a larger scope, see Enterprise.