HostedScan Security review
Hosted recurring scans, reporting, and security workflows for infrastructure teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
HostedScan Security is a cloud-based port and vulnerability-scanning platform for MSPs, IT teams, and security professionals. Its web and API access supports TCP and UDP scans powered by Nmap across servers, networks, and devices, with running-service discovery for internet-facing environments. The platform extends beyond port discovery with scheduled recurring scans, vulnerability management, risk tracking, reporting, exports, integrations, and access controls. It is suited to teams that want managed scanning and repeatable reporting rather than a standalone local scanner.
Pricing is organized around scan volume and operational depth. Basic costs $39 per month or $468 per year and includes 5 targets, unlimited scanning, scheduled scans, custom reporting, email alerts, and integrations with AWS, Azure, Vanta, Slack, and other services. Premium costs $109 per month or $1,308 per year, adding authenticated scans, custom request headers, internal network scanning, developer APIs and webhooks, and CSV export. Professional costs $189 per month or $2,268 per year, adding custom branding, whitelabel reports, SAML SSO, access controls, workspaces, and Tenable Nessus scanners. Flex costs $3,500 annually, uses usage-based pricing, and supports custom scanning requirements. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan.
Its strongest fit is for organizations that need recurring scans connected to broader infrastructure and security workflows. AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, Vanta, and Slack integrations help place scan results alongside cloud, compliance, and collaboration processes, while REST API access, webhooks, and CSV, JSON, and XML exports support reporting and automation. Internal scanning, authenticated scans, SSO, and workspaces make the higher tiers more suitable for larger or more controlled environments. Teams seeking a basic, low-cost port scanner may find the paid entry point difficult to justify, while teams needing hosted scheduling, vulnerability tracking, and reporting have a clearer reason to choose it.
HostedScan Security pros and cons
- Where it wins
- TCP and UDP scanning with running-service discovery
- Scheduled scans, vulnerability tracking, and custom reporting
- API, webhooks, integrations, SSO, and workspace controls
- Where it doesn't
- No time-unlimited free plan
- Basic covers 5 targets
- Advanced capabilities require higher-priced tiers
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