Security without a security hire
You're not going to hire a security team this year — the budget is a product roadmap. But the questionnaires keep arriving and the launches keep shipping. Notra is the $149-per-audit answer to a $5,000-quote problem, with evidence attached to every finding.
The three pains, named
A big prospect sends a security form with rows like 'do you test for vulnerabilities?' and every honest answer is a promise. Now the answer is an attached report with proof — see the questionnaire playbook.
Days before launch and the security box is empty. Free scorecard on Monday, verified $149 audit on Tuesday, fixes by Friday — the pre-launch timeline, step by step.
One-shot consultancies commonly quote $5,000–$15,000 and take weeks. Notra's Deep Audit is $149 flat, report in about an hour, and the honest comparison explains what each one buys.
The founder's ladder
Free, today
Run the scorecard on your domain — about 16 passive checks, roughly a minute. Know your worst exposure before spending anything.
$149, when it matters
If the scorecard flags something real, buy the Deep Audit: ~360 requests, ~60 minutes, up to 20 verified findings with the evidence for each.
$49/month, after launch
Monitor re-scans daily and emails you on every change — one more thing you don't need to hire for.
What it is not
Not a hire
Notra doesn't join your standup, triage your alerts, or design your architecture. It finds and proves the flaws on your live surface — the part that was unowned.
Not a letter
The report is evidence of testing, not a signed auditor document. If a deal requires that artifact, a manual engagement produces it.
Not magic
Known exploit classes, verified with proofs — that's the range. Novel business-logic chains still need creative humans, and the report says when it found nothing.
What the deliverable actually looks like is in the sample verified report — read it before spending a dollar.
Questions founders ask us first
Do I need to understand security to use this?
No — that is the point of the evidence standard. You don't interpret severity jargon; you read a plain-English fix list, hand it to an engineer (or your own AI coding tool), and the finding carries the exact proof so the engineer doesn't need a call to understand it.
Why not just hire a security consultancy?
Get the quote first. One-shot consultancies commonly run $5,000–$15,000 and take weeks. Notra's Deep Audit is $149, same day, with evidence on every finding — and it covers a different slice: it verifies known exploit classes mechanically instead of paying for human creativity you may not need yet.
What do I actually get for free?
The scorecard: about 16 passive checks on your live domain, roughly a minute, no card. It's enough to know whether the paid audit is worth it — and plenty of founders stop there and come back at their next launch.
Create an account, run the free scorecard, and see your worst exposure in about a minute.
Related: early access gets you a free Deep Audit as a design partner, the sample verified report shows the deliverable, and manual pentest is the honest comparison if you're also holding a consultancy quote.