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What is Beagle Security
Beagle Security is a web application and API security testing platform that runs automated dynamic scans to identify common vulnerabilities in running applications. It targets development, security, and DevOps teams that need recurring security testing for websites and APIs as part of release cycles. The product combines scheduled scanning, reporting, and workflow features intended to support remediation and compliance-oriented evidence. It is typically used as an alternative to fully manual penetration testing for continuous coverage between deeper assessments.
Automated DAST for web apps
The platform focuses on dynamic testing against live web applications to detect issues such as injection flaws, misconfigurations, and authentication/session weaknesses. It supports recurring scans, which helps teams track regression and validate fixes over time. This aligns well with teams that need continuous testing rather than point-in-time assessments. The output is oriented toward actionable findings rather than raw traffic captures.
API security testing support
Beagle Security includes capabilities aimed at testing API endpoints in addition to traditional website scanning. This is useful for organizations whose attack surface includes both web UIs and backend services. API coverage can complement general-purpose API development tools by focusing on security checks and vulnerability discovery. It helps teams consolidate web and API dynamic testing in one workflow.
DevSecOps-friendly workflows
The product is positioned for integration into development and release processes through scheduled scans and team-oriented reporting. This supports security validation as part of ongoing delivery rather than ad hoc testing. Centralized dashboards and report artifacts can help with internal tracking and audit preparation. It is suited to small and mid-sized teams that want a managed scanning program without building a custom toolchain.
DAST coverage has limits
As a dynamic scanner, results depend on reachable environments, test data, and the ability to authenticate and crawl the application. Complex single-page applications, multi-step workflows, and strict bot protections can reduce coverage without additional configuration. DAST also cannot fully replace code-level analysis for certain classes of issues. Organizations often still need complementary testing methods for deeper assurance.
False positives and triage effort
Automated vulnerability scanning commonly produces findings that require validation and prioritization by security or engineering staff. Teams should expect some time spent tuning scan settings, validating exploitability, and suppressing noise. This can be more noticeable in heterogeneous environments with custom frameworks and non-standard error handling. Operational maturity is needed to keep scan results actionable.
Enterprise controls may vary
Compared with larger application security platforms, advanced enterprise requirements (for example, highly granular RBAC, complex multi-tenant governance, or extensive SIEM/SOAR integrations) may not be as comprehensive. Some organizations may require deeper customization of reporting formats and workflows than a standard SaaS scanner provides. Buyers should validate integration depth with their CI/CD, ticketing, and identity providers. Data residency and deployment options should also be confirmed for regulated environments.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 lite test / month; Monthly surface scan reports; SSL & domain expiry monitoring. (Official: Free plan after trial.) |
| Essential | Not listed on public pricing page | 2 tests / month; 1 concurrent test; 5 team members; OWASP Top 10 & CWE Top 25; authenticated testing; scheduled tests; LLM-based contextual reports; SSL & domain expiry tracking; billed annually (pricing page shows plan but not numeric price). |
| Advanced | Not listed on public pricing page | 15 tests / month; 4 concurrent tests; 15 team members; includes API & GraphQL testing, define test scope, business logic recording, compliance reports (HIPAA, PCI DSS), DevSecOps integrations, branded reports; billed annually (pricing page shows trial button but no numeric price). |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Custom tests/month, custom concurrent tests, custom team members, SSO, dedicated CSM, priority support, concierge onboarding; contact sales for pricing. |
Add-ons (officially listed on Beagle Security pricing page):
- Test(s): $30 / test / month.
- Concurrent test(s): $15 / test / month.
- White-labelled report(s): $49 / report / month.
- Team user(s): $5 / user / month.
Notes:
- The official Beagle Security pricing page clearly lists plan names, quotas and add-on prices but does not display numeric recurring prices for the paid plans (Essential / Advanced) in the public HTML content I accessed; Enterprise is listed as "Contact sales". The page also contains conflicting language about the trial length (mentions both a "14-day" free access line and a separate reference to a "10-day Advanced plan free trial"). (All information above sourced from Beagle Security's official pricing page and help center.)
