ScanTitan review
Low-cost network scanning with credentialed checks, prioritization, and evidence-backed reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ScanTitan is a cloud-based network vulnerability scanner for organizations assessing internal, external, cloud, and hybrid infrastructure. It is positioned for SMBs, mid-market companies, agencies, and teams without a dedicated security operations center. The platform discovers live hosts, enumerates ports and services, matches detected versions against CVEs, and supports credentialed checks for patches and configuration. It also covers routers, switches, firewalls, cloud hosts, and containers, with compliance exports, remediation guidance, scheduled scans, and API access.
Pricing follows a freemium model. The Free plan costs $0 per year and includes malware scanning, basic exposure scanning, basic malware monitoring, and basic uptime monitoring. Professional costs $119 per year and adds advanced vulnerability and exposure scanning, advanced malware monitoring, uptime monitoring, vulnerability monitoring, and exposure monitoring. Business costs $155 per year and adds 360° vulnerability and exposure scanning, network exposure monitoring, vulnerability intelligence, exploit intelligence, and API access. Consultant costs $486 per concurrent website per year and includes website vulnerability scanning, OWASP Top 10 scanning, PDF exports, unlimited scans, unlimited website additions and deletions, and API access. Enterprise adds threat intelligence, custom scan limits, an SLA, and white-label reporting.
The strongest fit is teams that need broad discovery and actionable evidence without adopting an agent-based model. ScanTitan combines live-host discovery, service enumeration, CVE matching, CVSS and EPSS prioritization, evidence-backed findings, scheduled scanning, and emerging-threat re-scans. Its REST API, webhooks, Slack, Jira, SIEM, AWS, Azure, and GCP connectivity can support existing workflows. Buyers focused specifically on endpoint agents should look elsewhere, while website consultants may prefer the Consultant plan's unlimited scans and PDF reports. Organizations needing network exposure monitoring, exploit intelligence, or API access should compare the Professional and Business tiers closely.
ScanTitan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Credentialed scans cover patches and configuration issues
- CVSS and EPSS prioritization helps focus remediation
- PDF, JSON, and HTML exports include request and response evidence
- Where it doesn't
- Agent-based scanning is not included
- Consultant pricing is based on concurrent websites
- Network-focused features are spread across multiple paid tiers
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