Pentest-Tools Port Scanner review
A deep, workflow-ready port scanner for professional security teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Pentest-Tools Port Scanner is a cloud-hosted online scanner based on Nmap for penetration testers, security teams, consultants, managed service providers, and organizations assessing internet-facing or authorized internal infrastructure. It scans domains, IP addresses, and network ranges for open TCP and UDP ports, offering light scans of common ports and deep scans covering up to 65,535 ports. Service version detection, operating system detection, scheduled scans, parallel scans, and CSV, JSON, and PDF exports support recurring assessment workflows.
The Free Edition includes basic port scanning, basic network reconnaissance, scheduled scans, and result exports. The NetSec plan costs $95 per month and adds network scanning, port and service discovery, cloud scanning, password auditing, and reconnaissance tools. WebNetSec costs $140 per month and adds DAST scanning, authenticated web scans, and REST and GraphQL API scanning. Pentest Suite costs $190 per month and adds automatic CVE exploitation, SQL injection and XSS exploiters, pentest report generation, and Burp Suite findings import. The paid entry point suits teams that need broader security workflows rather than port discovery alone.
Platform fit is a major strength. REST API access supports scan automation, while integrations with Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, webhooks, GitHub Actions, AWS, Nucleus Security, Vanta, and Burp Suite connect results with existing security and development processes. The product is a strong choice for professional web-based pentesting workflows that need deep scans, detection, scheduling, exports, and integrations in one service. Teams seeking only basic port checks may prefer the Free Edition or a simpler alternative, while organizations requiring advanced web assessment or exploitation features will need a paid tier.
Pentest-Tools Port Scanner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scans TCP and UDP ports across up to 65,535 ports
- Detects service versions and operating systems
- Supports scheduling, exports, APIs, and workflow integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans start at $95 per month
- Advanced capabilities require higher-tier plans
- Internet-facing and authorized infrastructure focus may not fit every team
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