VAPT services for websites and web apps, done by hand.

The two halves answer two different questions. A vulnerability assessment asks “what could be wrong?” Penetration testing asks “what can an attacker actually do with it?” Doing only one leaves a gap.

Together they give you both. At Bug Circuit, tools only map the surface. A person does the testing, and every finding in your report is confirmed by that person, so you do not get a pile of scanner noise.

• Login and sessions: password rules, password reset, and how sign-in is kept safe.
• Access control: can one user see another user’s data, or reach an admin page?
• Injection and input handling: SQL injection and cross-site scripting in forms and links.
• Business logic: checkout, coupons, roles and flows that scanners do not understand.
• Exposed files and settings: backups, admin panels, debug pages and open services.
• Security headers and HTTPS: the browser protections that should be switched on.

VAPT is often split by target: websites, APIs, mobile apps, networks and cloud. Our fixed-price plans are for websites and web apps. Here is how they map to VAPT:

• Circuit, $49 once: a real security expert manually audits one website and delivers the full report. For most customers this is the whole VAPT. Start with Circuit.
• Signal, $299 for 3 months: everything in Circuit, plus we fix the high and critical issues with you, re-test them, and keep watch as you ship changes. Also $335 for 6 months or $407 for 12 months. Start with Signal.

• Executive summary in plain English that you can forward to a manager or a customer.
• Methodology: what was tested and how.
• Every finding with a severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low or Info), the evidence, why it matters, and the exact steps to fix it.
• Remediation roadmap: a prioritised list so your developers know what to do first.

A report describes your site on the days it was tested. It is not a promise that nothing can go wrong later. See the real format in our sample VAPT report.

VAPT cost depends on the scope and on who does the work. Traditional penetration tests often cost $5,000 to $20,000 or more. Experienced manual testers bill roughly $900 to $2,200 per day. Free scanners cost nothing, but they miss logic and access-control flaws, so they are a first step, not a full VAPT.

Prices are fixed, in US dollars, paid once through Stripe, with no subscription. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee if testing has not started (see refunds). Want to compare for your own site? Try the pentest cost calculator or see pricing.

A VAPT report is often requested by:

• Customers who want proof before they sign or renew.
• Partners who connect their systems to yours.
• Investors doing due diligence.
• Regulators and auditors.
• Banks and enterprise procurement teams with a security questionnaire.

Bug Circuit is not a PCI-DSS QSA, not a HIPAA auditor, and does not issue compliance certificates. Our manual audit is supporting evidence. If a request names a specific certificate or an accredited firm, read the wording first and ask us if you are unsure.

Many buyers in South Asia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia call this service VAPT. Bug Circuit is run from Sri Lanka and works with customers worldwide, fully online. If you need VAPT across several websites, apps or APIs, go to Enterprise. It is one scoped engagement with a custom fixed quote in USD, fixes, up to 12 months of cover and a dedicated security lead. You can read the Authorization to Test before you start.