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ArcherySec gives developers, penetration testers, and DevOps teams an open-source way to scan web applications and networks, then manage findings in one place. It supports authenticated web scans, Selenium-based application scanning, severity prioritization, false-positive tracking, remediation workflows, ticketing sync, and policy gates. Its CLI can return pass or fail results for CI/CD policies, and REST APIs support scanning and vulnerability management. The product is free under GPL-3.0 and self-hosted, with Linux, Docker, Vagrant with Ansible, and Windows setup options.

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    OWASP DefectDojo

    Free plan Open source APILinuxSelf-hosted+1

    Teams centralizing findings from a broad scanner ecosystem — DefectDojo natively integrates with 500+ security tools across categories, while ArcherySec consolidates scans through supported scanner integrations.

    8.8 Free plan · 14-day trial Visit site
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    Conviso Platform

    Free plan APIWeb

    Organizations running application security programs at scale — Conviso links architectural threats with vulnerabilities and offers SAST, DAST, IAST, SCA, and container testing beyond ArcherySec’s web and network scans.

    7.3 Free plan · paid from $19/mo Visit site
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    ScanDog

    Free plan APIWeb

    Teams seeking context-aware findings and AI remediation — ScanDog covers SAST, SCA, DAST, IaC, secrets, containers, and SBOMs, and prioritizes using exploitability, reachability, and business impact.

    6.8 Free plan · paid from €19/user/mo (annual) Visit site
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    Strobes ASPM

    Free plan APILinuxMac+3

    Teams coordinating risk-based AppSec workflows — Strobes combines findings from pentests and bug bounty programs with scanner results, then uses AI agents to triage, route, and verify fixes.

    7.0 Free plan · paid from $29,000/yr Visit site
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    Harness Security Testing Orchestration

    Paid Web

    Organizations needing paid security testing orchestration — Harness offers risk-based finding prioritization, deduplication, remediation workflows, and policy gates, while ArcherySec is free and open source.

    4.8 Pricing on request Visit site
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    OX Security

    Free plan APIExtensionLinux+4

    Enterprises securing applications from code to runtime — OX extends beyond vulnerability management with cloud security, AI-editor protection, and autonomous AI-driven penetration testing.

    7.2 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Vulnetix Resolve

    Paid LinuxMacWeb+1

    Teams consolidating findings from many security tools — Vulnetix Resolve ingests SARIF, CycloneDX, and SPDX from 200+ tools and offers a no-agent setup, unlike ArcherySec’s scanner-endpoint deployment.

    5.0 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Fluid Attacks

    Free trial APILinuxMac+2
    6.3 Pricing on request · 21-day trial Visit site
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    Cyber Chief

    Free trial Self-hostedWeb
    6.1 14-day trial Visit site
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    Legit Security Secret Scanning

    Free trial APISelf-hostedWeb
    5.8 Pricing on request · 14-day trial Visit site
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    Safeguard SCA

    Free plan Web
    5.7 Free plan · paid from $9/mo Visit site
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    Invicti

    Paid APISelf-hostedWeb
    5.6 Pricing on request Visit site
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    5.5 14-day trial Visit site
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    5.4 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Mend.io

    Paid Web
    5.3 Pricing on request Visit site
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    5.1 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Veracode Risk Manager

    Paid APIWeb
    5.1 Pricing on request Visit site
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    PointGuard AI

    Paid Web
    4.8 Pricing on request Visit site
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    apPosture DAST

    Paid Web
    4.7 From $35/mo (annual) Visit site
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    Cycode ASPM

    Paid Web
    4.5 Pricing on request Visit site
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    4.5 Pricing on request Visit site
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    4.3 Pricing on request Visit site

A different tool may fit better if you need wider application-security coverage, richer risk context, more automated remediation, or a different deployment model. ArcherySec relies on supported scanners that users run and connect by endpoint; its README also cautions against public exposure and recommends restricting signup in production. Compare each alternative’s testing scope, prioritization method, integrations, workflow automation, and platform fit with those trade-offs. Consider whether broader capabilities warrant a paid plan or a move away from ArcherySec’s free, self-hosted approach.

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