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What Escape is

Escape is an offensive security platform for teams that want ongoing security work to fit into engineering workflows. It brings together attack surface management, business-logic-aware dynamic application security testing (DAST), and AI pentesting. Its AI agents discover and test security issues and help teams remediate them. DAST examines application workflows, access control, and multi-step processes, including applications that use OAuth, SSO, or multiple tenants. AI Pentesting looks for complex attack chains and can provide exploit evidence such as screenshots, execution logs, and validated attack paths.

Scanning and automation options include authenticated scans, JavaScript crawling, scheduled scans, API scanning, a public API, CLI, MCP server, event-based workflows, and CI/CD scan triggers. Escape names Wiz for asset and risk context, and Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini for AI-assisted remediation. Its compliance coverage includes PCI-DSS, HIPAA, CRA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more than 20 additional frameworks. The company says customer context is scoped to the organization and asset and is not used to train models. Escape was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Biarritz, France. The product is paid, with custom pricing scoped to the customer's environment.

Who it suits

Escape suits security teams that need continuous offensive security workflows alongside larger engineering teams. It may also suit organizations looking for application scans, compliance reports, and automation connected to development workflows.

What it does well

  • Tests application workflows and multi-step processes.
  • Supports OAuth, SSO, and multi-tenant applications.
  • Provides evidence for complex attack chains.
  • Offers authenticated, scheduled, and API scans.
  • Lists compliance reports and more than 20 frameworks.
  • AI customer context is scoped and not used for model training.

What to know first

  • Paid product with custom pricing on request.
  • Deployment is hybrid.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Custom pricingPricing scoped to your environment · available through AWS Marketplace or channel partnersOn request

As escape.tech lists them, read 3 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Visit the Escape website.
  2. Contact Escape for custom pricing scoped to your environment.
  3. Choose a hybrid deployment.
  4. Connect scanning and automation through the available API, CLI, MCP server, event workflows, or CI/CD triggers.

Verdict

Choose Escape if your security team needs ongoing application testing, attack surface management, and workflows that connect with engineering tools. Its custom pricing is scoped to each environment, so teams seeking a stated price should look elsewhere.

Questions

How is Escape priced?

Escape is a paid product with custom pricing scoped to the customer's environment. Pricing is available on request, including through AWS Marketplace or channel partners.

What platforms does Escape support?

Escape lists API and web platforms.

What scan options does it offer?

The listed options include authenticated scans, JavaScript crawling, scheduled scans, and API scanning.

Which integrations are named?

Escape names Wiz for asset and risk context, and Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini for AI-assisted remediation.

What does Escape say about AI data handling?

Its AI Pentesting FAQ says customer context is scoped to the organization and asset and is never used to train models.

What compliance frameworks does it support?

Escape lists PCI-DSS, HIPAA, CRA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more than 20 other frameworks.

Facts from Escape's own pages

AI data handling
Escape’s AI Pentesting FAQ says customer context is scoped to the organization and asset and is never used to train models. · docs.escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
AI pentesting
AI Pentesting is described as finding complex, multi-step attack chains and providing exploit evidence such as screenshots, execution logs, and validated attack paths. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Automation
Escape lists a public API, CLI, MCP server, event-based workflows, and CI/CD scan triggers as automation options. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Company history
Escape says it was founded in 2020 after a co-founder saw how an exposed API could put an organization at risk. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Compliance
The homepage says the platform supports PCI-DSS, HIPAA, CRA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more than 20 other frameworks. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
DAST features
Its DAST tests application workflows, access control, and multi-step processes, and supports OAuth, SSO, and multi-tenant applications. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Finding validation
The AI Pentesting FAQ says a dedicated reporter reruns candidate findings against the live application and files them only when they reproduce. · docs.escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Founded
2020 · escape.tech, 28 Sept 2026
Headquarters
Escape says its team is based across Europe and the US; the page does not name a specific headquarters city. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Integrations
The homepage names Wiz for asset and risk context, and Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini for AI-assisted remediation. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Product
Escape combines attack surface management, business-logic-aware DAST, and AI pentesting in a continuous offensive security program. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Safety controls
The AI Pentesting FAQ describes a scope-aware proxy that blocks out-of-scope requests and says agents avoid destructive actions such as deleting accounts or degrading availability. · docs.escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Security certification
Escape’s AI Pentesting FAQ says the company maintains SOC 2 Type II certification. · docs.escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
What it does
The platform uses AI agents to discover, test, and help remediate security issues within engineering workflows. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026
Who it is for
Escape describes its audience as security teams that are outnumbered by engineering teams and need continuous offensive security workflows. · escape.tech, 3 Oct 2026

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