Ostorlab

Overview

Ostorlab is an agentic security-testing platform for mobile apps and the web services and source code connected to them. It is best suited to mobile engineering and AppSec teams that need to test authenticated workflows as well as individual assets. Its strongest case is cross-asset testing with replayable exploit evidence; the trade-off is that broader coverage and advanced AI actions move beyond the free mobile plan.

Key features

Testing workflows and attack paths

Agents can navigate logins, one-time codes, and multi-factor authentication, so testing can reach logged-in workflows rather than stopping at public-facing screens. Ostorlab also assesses connected apps, APIs, web back ends, and source code together, helping teams investigate vulnerabilities whose path crosses more than one component. AI-agent findings include a working proof-of-concept exploit that can be replayed, a useful way to validate and communicate a potential issue.

Analysis combines static, dynamic, runtime, and behavioral methods with dependency and source-repository scanning. Static binary analysis, dynamic app analysis, and sensitive-data flow analysis are supported. That breadth is valuable for teams consolidating several assessment approaches, though it does not remove the need to decide which assets and AI actions their plan covers.

Mobile coverage and integrations

Mobile testing covers Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS. Inputs include Android APK, XAPK, and AAB files, non-encrypted iOS IPA files, and scans from app stores and TestFlight. The range suits teams working with both app binaries and distributed builds.

Integrations include GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Jira, ServiceNow, and Slack. Enterprise adds SSO/SAML, role-based access control, audit logs, bring-your-own AI key, and data residency in the US, EU, GCC, or APAC; on-premises deployment is an add-on. A SOC 2 Type II report is linked through the Trust Center. Enterprise support options range from Standard to 24/5 Priority or a dedicated technical account manager with a 24/7 SLA.

Pricing

Ostorlab uses a freemium model. Community costs nothing and includes unlimited mobile app scans, attack surface discovery, remediation, and ticketing. It is the clearest starting point for mobile teams that want ongoing scans, but it does not state the Web/API and repository allowances found in the paid plans.

AppSec Web/API costs $299 a month, billed yearly. It covers up to 3 Web/API targets, up to 3 source code repositories, and 20 AI Security Credits/month. This is the fit for teams focused on web and API coverage that do not need the paid mobile-app allowance.

Agentic Pentest Core costs $499, paid once, billed as a one-time assessment. It includes 50 tokens, high-confidence risk detection, multi-asset assessment, and a retest window. It suits a bounded assessment rather than a recurring workspace plan.

AppSec Mobile costs $599 a month, billed annually. It includes 1 mobile app, up to 3 Web/API targets, up to 3 source code repositories, and 20 AI Security Credits/month. The one-app cap makes the plan a targeted choice for a team securing a single mobile product, not a broad portfolio.

Enterprise has custom pricing under a custom annual agreement, with configurable application coverage and annual pooled AI Security Credits. Routine workspace testing continues when credits run out, but advanced AI actions require more credits; teams relying on those actions should account for usage beyond the monthly allowance.

Platforms

Ostorlab lists Android, iOS, API, and web platforms, with cloud deployment. Mobile coverage includes Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS, while supported scan inputs include Android APK, XAPK, and AAB files and non-encrypted iOS IPA files. Enterprise can add on-premises deployment.

Who it's for

Ostorlab is a strong match for mobile engineering and AppSec teams that need authenticated testing, connected-asset attack paths, and actionable exploit evidence. Community fits teams centered on mobile scans; Web/API and Mobile plans suit teams that need bounded recurring coverage. It is less compelling for buyers who need unlimited paid-plan targets or advanced AI actions without managing credit use.

Pros and cons

Pros: Authenticated testing reaches login-protected workflows, including those involving one-time codes and MFA.

Pros: Cross-asset assessment can expose paths across apps, APIs, back ends, and source code, with replayable proof-of-concept exploits.

Pros: Community includes unlimited mobile app scans at free.

Cons: AppSec Mobile covers only 1 mobile app, and both recurring paid plans cap Web/API targets and source repositories at 3 each.

Cons: The recurring plans include 20 AI Security Credits/month; advanced AI actions need more credits after that allowance runs out.

Cons: Enterprise pricing is custom, and on-premises deployment is an add-on.

Alternatives

Mobile Application Security Testing Software is a useful category starting point for comparing mobile security tools. Choose Quixxi Scan if per-scan pricing is a better fit: its listed one-off Android and iOS SAST scan costs $29, paid once, and it also has a free plan and free trial. AppSweep is a stronger match for teams seeking unlimited Android and iOS scans, unlimited team members, and static and interactive analysis on a free plan.

SEBASTiAn is a free alternative for readers comparing security tools across Linux, macOS, and Windows. Cellebrite Inseyets is a paid option with a free trial and web and Windows platforms. Reversense Security offers a free Dexcalibur Community Edition for Android instrumentation generation and dynamic deobfuscation. Zimperium zScan is a paid alternative with a free trial across Android, API, iOS, and web.

Appknox is another paid option with a free trial and Android, API, iOS, self-hosted, and web platforms. Oversecured may suit teams preferring per-scan purchasing: its Hacker plan costs $500 as a one-time purchase for a scan and includes one seat.

Verdict

Choose Ostorlab if your mobile or AppSec team needs to test authenticated journeys and trace risks across an app and its connected services, with replayable exploit evidence to support investigation. Community makes mobile scanning accessible at no charge, while the paid plans establish clear target and credit limits. Look elsewhere if your coverage needs exceed those caps, if you need advanced AI actions without additional credit considerations, or if you want a published Enterprise price.