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Dev tools · July 22, 2026

TLSguard — Security Audits for SaaS

Affordable security audits for early-stage SaaS founders

TLSguard — Security Audits for SaaS launched on July 22, 2026 with 6 votes, #3,356 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Enterprise pentest firms typically start at $3,000-5,000 and take weeks - often excessive for a small SaaS team without funding. TLSGuard delivers the same OWASP and API testing, scoped for early-stage founders. Each audit includes a plain-English report with proof-of-concept for every vulnerability, plus clear fix steps — understandable by technical and non-technical co-founders alike. Quick scan from $50. Full audit $250, delivered in days, not weeks.

Focused security reviews of your web app, API and infrastructure — scoped to what actually matters at your stage. I work with early-stage SaaS teams that want to take security seriously but don't yet have someone in-house to own it. My background is practical — CTFs, my own projects, and a lot of time spent breaking and fixing real web apps. I don't hand you a 100-page PDF full of theory. I find the issues that could actually hurt your product or your users. Published with client permission. Full reports available for download. Quick automated scan of your public website to catch obvious security misconfigurations and outdated software before launch. Automated scanning of an external…from tlsguard.tech

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