Penetration Test Price Calculator
Get an honest, range-based estimate of what a penetration test could cost and how long it could take, based on your scope, size, test type and compliance needs. It is an estimate, real quotes need scoping.
- Scope: Web app
- Size: Medium (x1.6)
- Test depth: Grey box (x1)
- Compliance: none
This is an estimate, not a quote. Real pricing depends on scoping (asset count, complexity, retest rounds, depth and reporting requirements). Contact DSET for a firm proposal.
- Scope size: number of apps, IPs, endpoints and roles tested.
- Depth: black box is faster/cheaper, white box is deeper and costs more.
- Retest: a re-test round after fixes is a real, separately priced cost.
- Compliance: PCI-DSS / ISO 27001 / KVKK reporting adds formal effort.
What determines pentest pricing
The biggest price driver is scope size: the number of applications, IP ranges, endpoints and user roles in scope. Test depth matters too, a white box test with source access finds more but takes longer. Compliance reporting for PCI-DSS, ISO 27001 or KVKK adds formal effort, and a retest round after fixes is real, separately scoped work. How cybersecurity pricing is set.
Black box vs grey box vs white box
Black box simulates an external attacker with no prior information and is usually the fastest. Grey box gives the tester a user account or partial knowledge and is the most common balance of cost and coverage. White box gives full information and source access, finding the most but costing the most. Choose the depth that matches your real risk and budget. Pentest process, price and timing.
When do you need a pentest
You typically need a penetration test before a major launch, after significant changes, on a recurring annual basis, or when a customer or regulation (PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, KVKK) requires it. Choosing the right provider matters as much as the price. How to choose a pentest firm.
Want a firm, scoped quote for your environment? Talk to DSET.
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