PlexTrac review
A management-focused platform for planning, documenting, and remediating penetration tests.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PlexTrac is a security operations platform for penetration testers, offensive security teams, enterprise security programs, and service providers. It brings engagement planning and scheduling, structured testing procedures, evidence capture, finding management, remediation tracking, risk prioritization, analytics, and report generation into one system. Evidence can include screenshots, code snippets, videos, and attack paths, while client-facing web results portals support communication with stakeholders. The platform covers web application, network, and mobile testing workflows, with cloud, private-hosted, and customer-hosted deployment options.
Its strongest fit is a program that needs a defined lifecycle from scoping through final deliverable. Enterprise plans range from Enterprise Essential, with internal testing documentation lifecycle support, to Enterprise Core, which adds continuous testing, ticketing integrations, and exposure management. Enterprise Premium adds centralized data management, risk prioritization, and remediation orchestration. Service providers can choose Service Provider Essential for pentest reporting workflows, Service Provider Core for continuous testing and exposure management, or Service Provider Premium for risk-based service offerings and CTEM alignment. Procedures & Runbooks supports repeatable test plans and tabletop exercises, while Plex AI provides findings authoring and analysis.
PlexTrac also fits environments that need broad security-tool connectivity and flexible integration paths. Listed integrations include Jira, ServiceNow, Nessus, Burp Suite DAST, Qualys, Rapid7 InsightVM, CrowdStrike Falcon Spotlight, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Snyk Code, OWASP ZAP, OpenVAS, Pentera, Cobalt, and HackerOne. API access, CSV and file imports, and custom integrations extend that ecosystem. Pricing is handled through sales rather than published plan prices, and there is no free plan. Organizations seeking centralized pentest operations, remediation workflows, and reporting should consider PlexTrac; teams primarily looking for a tool focused on executing tests may prefer a more execution-oriented option.
PlexTrac pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Centralizes planning, evidence, findings, remediation, and reporting
- Supports web, API, and customer-hosted deployment options
- Connects with Jira, ServiceNow, and major security tools
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Pricing is not publicly disclosed
- More management-oriented than execution-oriented
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