I paid a real dev team — aren't I covered?
That's the most dangerous belief there is. Across 170+ SaaS I've audited, 96% had a critical vulnerability — including SaaS built for up to $200k. Your dev budget says nothing about your exposure: the modern stack generates the holes no matter how good the team is. A clean, fast, beautiful app can have its database wide open.
What's this about pulling my customer list?
On most SaaS I test, I can retrieve the full customer list — emails, personal data, payment history — in a few minutes, without ‘hacking’ anything. It's usually a Row-Level Security or access-control gap. It's the single most common critical I find, and the most damaging under GDPR.
What's the Zero-Leak guarantee?
Simple: across 170+ SaaS I've audited, 96% had a critical vulnerability. If you're in the 4% where I find nothing critical, the Zero-Leak audit is free. The risk is on me, not you — and it tells you exactly how confident I am that I'll find something.
Is this legal?
Only with your written authorization. I test exclusively what you own and explicitly allow, within an agreed scope. No authorization, no test.
Will you break my production?
No. Testing is non-destructive by default and I coordinate anything riskier with you first. I prove impact safely — I don't cause it.
What do I actually get?
A founder-readable report: each finding with proof, business impact and the exact fix, prioritized by real risk. Criticals are flagged the day I find them, and you get a free retest once you've fixed things.
Do you keep my data?
No. Access is scoped and time-boxed, evidence is handled carefully, and everything is deleted when the engagement ends. NDA by default.
What stack do you know best?
The one I build on: Supabase, Next.js and Stripe. I've shipped SaaS on it, so I know where it leaks — not from a textbook, from experience.
How much does it cost?
No public pricing — it's high-touch and bespoke, so we discuss it on a call. You book a slot, I scope your surface, and you get a fixed quote with no hourly surprises. Timeline depends on scope, and we set it together.
Still have a question?
Send me your stack or your question — I reply within one business day.