Enterprise firm
Invadel vs NetSPI
NetSPI is one of the largest offensive security providers, built for enterprise programs with global scope and a delivery platform behind them. Invadel is deliberately smaller, built for teams that want a senior tester and a number they can approve this week.
The models
How each one works
NetSPI
NetSPI delivers penetration testing, attack surface management, and adversary simulation at enterprise scale, coordinated through its own platform and a large distributed testing organization.
Invadel
A small senior team, fixed published pricing, and direct access to the people doing the work. No account layers between you and your tester.
Side by side
Invadel compared with NetSPI
| Dimension | NetSPI | Invadel |
|---|---|---|
| Scale | Enterprise programs across global estates | Focused engagements for startups through mid-market |
| Pricing | Enterprise quotes through procurement | Fixed price per engagement, published on the pricing page before you talk to anyone |
| Access to testers | Via account and delivery management | Direct to the tester on your engagement |
| Minimum engagement | Enterprise-scale | From $1,500 for a validated scan |
| Start time | Enterprise onboarding cycle | Onboarding within 24 hours of a signed proposal |
| Retest | Per contract terms | Free retest of remediated findings on every penetration test |
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 NetSPI when
- You are a global enterprise needing coordinated testing across many business units.
- You want one vendor covering attack surface management, testing, and adversary simulation at scale.
- Your procurement requires a vendor of that size and maturity.
Choose Invadel when
- You want senior testing without enterprise pricing or an enterprise sales cycle.
- You value talking to the tester directly.
- Your scope is defined and you want it tested deeply rather than broadly.
Where to start
The engagements buyers compare here
Red Teaming Services
Objective-based attacks that prove the full chain and test whether your team detects and stops them, from $12,500.
From $12,500
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Testing from an assumed foothold inside your network: Active Directory, lateral movement, and segmentation, from $6,000.
From $6,000
Penetration Testing as a Service
Recurring senior-led testing and validated scanning, delivered as one ongoing program.
What drives each price: Red Teaming cost guide, Internal Network cost guide.
01When should we choose a larger firm?
When your estate genuinely spans thousands of assets and multiple regions, a large provider is the better fit and we will tell you so during scoping.
02Are your testers as senior?
Our team is deliberately small and senior: OSCP and OSCE3 certified, with 150+ years of combined experience, and no junior testers assigned to lead engagements.
03What is your largest engagement type?
Red team assessments from $12,500, covering initial access through lateral movement against agreed objectives.
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