APISec Platform review
A strong API testing platform for teams that need discovery, attack simulation, and replayable evidence.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
APISec Platform is an API and application security platform for security and development teams that need continuous testing across releases. It discovers applications and APIs across infrastructure, source, gateways, web applications, API workspaces, code, and CI/CD, then models endpoints, parameters, authentication, roles, permissions, and ownership. Its testing scope includes business logic, authorization, data access, sensitive-data detection, and replayable exploit evidence. Public and private APIs are supported across web, API, Linux, and self-hosted environments.
The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes public API testing, basic test simulations, community support, and dashboard access. Standard costs $690 per 100 endpoints per month or $8,275 per 100 endpoints per year, adding continuous automated validation, business-logic attacks including BOLA and RBAC, continuous API testing, team collaboration, and dedicated support. Pro costs $2,750 per 100 endpoints per month or $33,075 per 100 endpoints per year, with full CI/CD and ticketing integrations, custom attack simulations, advanced reporting and SLAs, white-glove onboarding, and premium support. A Bug Bounty plan adds certified expert reports, manual and ad-hoc deep dives, private and public API testing, and authentication support.
Its strongest fit is for teams that want more than specification checks: the platform can generate customized attack scenarios, identify sensitive data with customizable patterns or regular expressions, and register OpenAPI, Swagger, Postman, and RAML specifications. Integrations include CI/CD systems, ticketing systems, Jira, API gateways, and SSO, while private scanner deployment supports Docker and Kubernetes. It is less suitable for buyers seeking runtime protection, since the platform focuses on testing and validation rather than runtime defense. Teams should also account for the stated transition away from the current-generation platform before adopting it.
APISec Platform pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Discovers APIs and builds models of roles, permissions, and ownership
- Tests business logic, BOLA, RBAC, sensitive data, and custom attacks
- Supports private scanners through Docker or Kubernetes
- Where it doesn't
- Paid pricing is calculated per 100 endpoints
- Runtime protection is not included
- Current-generation platform is scheduled for decommissioning soon
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