PTaaS platform
Invadel vs BreachLock
BreachLock built its offering around a platform that blends automated scanning with human validation, sold in tiered plans. Invadel sells a single fixed-scope engagement with the price published up front and a senior tester on the work from the first day.
The models
How each one works
BreachLock
As of Sep 2026, BreachLock delivers testing through its PTaaS platform, combining automated discovery with human testers, with results delivered through a findings portal.
Invadel
One engagement, one published price, one senior team. The platform ships with it rather than being the product, and the retest of remediated findings costs nothing.
Side by side
Invadel compared with BreachLock
| Dimension | BreachLock | Invadel |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Standard, Extended, and Extensive plans | Fixed price per engagement, published on the pricing page before you talk to anyone |
| Method | Automation with human validation layered on | Manual testing with tooling used by the tester, not instead of them |
| Who tests | In-house testing team | Senior in-house testers, manual-first, the same people on every engagement |
| Retest | One or two free manual retests, depending on the plan | Free retest of remediated findings on every penetration test |
| Commitment | One-time, periodic, or continuous engagements | No term. Buy one test or run a program, your choice |
| Report | Platform-generated reporting | Report written as audit evidence, mapped to SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and ISO 27001, with an attestation letter |
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An honest read
Which one should you pick
We would rather you choose correctly than choose us. Here is where each option genuinely wins.
Choose BreachLock when
- You want scanning and testing bundled into a single annual subscription.
- You test frequently enough that a recurring platform fee amortizes well.
- You prefer a portal-first workflow over a report-first one.
Choose Invadel when
- You need one test now with a number you can approve today.
- Business logic and chained attack paths matter more than scan coverage.
- You want the same testers back next year without re-explaining your stack.
Where to start
The engagements buyers compare here
Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual testing of your web application across the OWASP Top 10, business logic, and all user roles, with a free retest included, from $5,200.
From $5,200
External Network Penetration Testing
Testing of your internet-facing perimeter, from exposed services and VPN gateways to mail and cloud edges, with a free retest, from $4,200.
From $4,200
Penetration Testing as a Service
Recurring senior-led testing and validated scanning, run as one ongoing program with every finding tracked live on the platform.
What drives each price: Web App cost guide, External Network cost guide.
01How do the prices compare?
We publish ours: web application from $5,200, API from $4,000, external network from $4,200, cloud from $6,800. Subscription pricing varies by scope and term, so ask for a written annual total and compare it against a fixed engagement of the same scope.
02Do you offer recurring testing?
Yes. Our testing program schedules manual windows across the year with validated scanning between them, at a fixed annual price with no credits or seat licenses.
03Who actually performs the test?
Our own senior in-house testers, manual-first. No subcontractors and no rotating marketplace testers.
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