Comparison

Warin vs Intruder: everything a small team needs, on every plan

Both tools are built for startups. The difference: Warin bundles subdomain discovery, email breach monitoring, deep SSL/TLS analysis, and AI fix guides into one flat price — while Intruder gates discovery behind its Pro tier and charges per target.

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The short version

Warin vs Intruder: the bottom line

Bottom line

Both target startups — but Warin includes more, for less. Discovery, breach monitoring, and AI fix guides come on every plan at a flat $49–$99/month; Intruder gates them behind higher tiers and per-license fees.

Intruder is a well-built, easy-to-use scanner and the closest peer to Warin — so the decision really comes down to coverage and pricing model:

  • Email breach monitoring is built into Warin — Intruder doesn't offer it on any plan.
  • Subdomain discovery is on every Warin plan; on Intruder it's Pro-tier only (Smart Recon is a target status checker, not discovery).
  • Flat $49–$99/month, everything included vs Intruder's $149/month for 5 infrastructure licenses and zero application (DAST) licenses — more scanning means more licenses.

Feature by feature

Warin vs Intruder at a glance

Capability Warin Best for startups Intruder
Web application scanning (DAST) Included, all plans Per-app license (0 incl.)
Network & port scanning Included Included (internal Pro+)
Subdomain discovery Every plan Pro tier only
Asset discovery & inventory Automatic Enterprise tier
SSL / TLS monitoring (deep) Config + expiry Basic cert checks
Email breach monitoring Included Not available
AI fix guides Per finding, plain English Remediation context
Risk prioritization Severity + asset context Risk-enriched data
Pricing model Flat, all-in $149/mo + per-license fees

Included Limited / add-on Not available

Pricing and capabilities verified from public vendor sources, June 2026. We update these pages as vendors change their plans.

Why teams choose Warin

Where Warin comes out ahead

Breach monitoring built in

Warin continuously checks your team's email addresses against breach databases and the dark web, and alerts you the moment credentials leak. Intruder has no equivalent on any tier.

Subdomain discovery on every plan

Forgotten staging and dev subdomains are a top startup blind spot. Warin enumerates them automatically on the entry plan — Intruder only does this on Pro, and Smart Recon doesn't count: it just checks whether targets you already added are reachable.

Fix guides anyone can follow

Every Warin finding comes with step-by-step, plain-English remediation tailored to your stack. Intruder enriches findings with context, but you're still expected to know how to act on them.

Deep SSL/TLS, not just certs

Warin inspects cipher suites, protocol versions, HSTS, and certificate chains — not only expiry. Intruder's TLS coverage is basic certificate checks.

One flat price, no per-license math

Warin is $49 or $99 a month, all-in. Intruder's Essential plan is $149/month for 5 infrastructure licenses and zero application licenses — so web app and API scanning, and anything beyond 5 assets, cost more on top. The real number grows with what you scan.

Every feature on every plan

With Warin, Starter and Pro have the identical feature set — only asset and user counts change. With Intruder, the capabilities founders want sit behind Cloud, Pro, and Enterprise upgrades.

Pricing

What you'll actually pay

Warin
  • Starter $49/mo 5 assets · 3 users · every feature included
  • Pro $99/mo 25 assets · 10 users · 14-day free trial

Flat, transparent pricing. Every feature on every plan — only asset and user counts change.

Intruder
  • Essential $149/mo 5 infrastructure + 0 application licenses · $119/mo if billed annually
  • Cloud / Pro / Enterprise On request Higher tiers and Enterprise are custom-quoted

Intruder's Essential plan is $149/month ($119/month if billed annually) and includes 5 infrastructure licenses (IPs, domains, servers, devices) and zero application licenses — so web app and API (DAST) scanning require buying application licenses on top, and more assets means more infrastructure licenses. Subdomain discovery and internal scanning require the Pro tier.

A fair look

Where Intruder might be the better fit

Intruder is a genuinely capable, easy-to-use scanner, and for some teams it's the better choice. We'd point you to Intruder if:

  • You need internal network scanning. Intruder's Pro tier scans assets behind your firewall. Warin is external-attack-surface only by design.
  • You want multiple scanning engines. Higher Intruder tiers layer Tenable and Nuclei on top of OpenVAS for broader infrastructure coverage.
  • You want pentesting credits bundled. Intruder's paid tiers include human-led pentest credits each month.
  • Native Vanta / Drata sync is a must-have. Intruder ships first-class compliance integrations for pushing evidence into SOC 2 tooling.

Common questions

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