OpenHack is an always-on AI Security Engineer that finds, verifies, prioritizes, and fixes vulnerabilities across your codebases and live applications. It pairs an open-source CLI with a managed platform and works with any AI model through zero-data-retention inference.
What it does
Traditional scanners flag patterns; OpenHack’s harness hunts logic-based vulnerabilities that pattern matchers miss, then auto-verifies each finding with a working proof-of-concept exploit, which the company says drives false positives near zero. Findings are prioritized by true business impact rather than raw CVSS scores, and fixes arrive as pull requests instead of tickets.
Key features
- AI code scanning: logic-aware vulnerability detection across repos, including AI-generated code.
- Always-on AI pentesting: continuous daily testing of live applications, not a once-a-year engagement.
- PoC-verified findings: every reported vulnerability comes with a working proof-of-concept.
- Fix pull requests: remediation delivered as PRs, with Linear and Slack integrations.
- Open-source CLI: scan from the terminal; data stays local and only inference requests leave your environment.
- Enterprise controls: secret and supply-chain scanning, SSO/SAML, on-prem deployment, and BYOK.
Who it is for
OpenHack fits engineering teams shipping fast with AI-assisted coding who need security that keeps up: startups that cannot afford a yearly pentest, and larger teams that want continuous coverage between formal assessments.
Pricing
The Free plan ($0, pay-as-you-go after) includes 1 project, 5 free PR reviews per month, 1 one-time full scan, basic software composition analysis, and CLI access. Enterprise plans are custom (unlimited repos and projects, autofix, secret/supply-chain scanning, SSO/SAML, on-prem, custom SLA). Pricing from the official openhack.com/pricing page, checked 2026-11-04; prices may change, see the official OpenHack website for current details.
Information in this post is based on the official OpenHack website and launch blog, checked on 2026-11-04. OpenHack publicly launched on 2026-11-03.
