Bugbop
Hi HN! I created Bugbop over the last year now I'm officially releasing it! It’s a platform for teams that want to run their first bug bounty without expensive contracts. I come from a SaaS technical founder background where I ran our program for years. Now I've decided to make something better suited to that niche. The model is simple: only pay when valid vulnerabilities are found. No ongoing subscriptions. Set budgets to avoid going over. The app's still in the early days but it's working: security bugs are getting paid and bug hunters are getting bounties. It's using AI to review check if…
Bugbop launched on January 13, 2026 with 3 votes, #5,632 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Bugbop helps you secure your app with a simple bug bounty program. Pay only if real bugs are found. Start by adding $575 your "bounty wallet" to list your program and start finding real security bugs. No bugs found? Your money back. Either self-serve or book a call to get set up within an hour. Bugbop uses AI to set severity (because every bug hunter says their bug is "Critical"), filter duplicates, and check if the bugs are valid or not.
A Bug Bounty Platform With Fair Pricing and Less Noise
Bugbop is a bug bounty platform. Bug hunters test your app and report vulnerabilities to you. You only pay when someone finds a real bug. Our AI filters out the junk so you only deal with what matters. Set up a program, get bugs reported, fix them, pay for the valid ones. Use our templates to define what's in scope and what you'll pay. Takes a few minutes. Invite bug hunters directly or list your program publicly on Bugbop. Bug hunters test your app ethically and submit bug reports through Bugbop. AI pre-submission scope check. On submission, AI assigns severity and flags duplicates before your team sees anything. Your team or MSP handles final review. Reward bug hunters for valid findings.…from bugbop.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN! I created Bugbop over the last year now I'm officially releasing it! It’s a platform for teams that want to run their first bug bounty without expensive contracts. I come from a SaaS technical founder background where I ran our program for years. Now I've decided to make something better suited to that niche.…
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