Ostorlab

Overview

Ostorlab is a security testing platform for mobile apps and the web, APIs, and source code connected to them. It is best suited to mobile engineering and AppSec teams that need to assess logged-in workflows and risks spanning multiple assets.

Its strongest distinction is the combination of cross-asset testing with replayable proof-of-concept exploits. Community offers unlimited mobile app scans, but broader coverage and advanced AI actions bring plan limits and paid pricing.

Key features

Testing across apps and connected assets

Ostorlab combines static, dynamic, runtime, and behavioral analysis with dependency and source-repository scanning. It can assess mobile apps, web apps, APIs, and connected source code together, which is useful when a weakness depends on how those components interact rather than on a single asset. Agents can handle logins, one-time codes, and multi-factor authentication, making logged-in workflows part of the assessment.

AI-agent findings include a working proof-of-concept exploit that can be replayed. That gives security and engineering teams concrete evidence to investigate, rather than only a finding to interpret. The platform also supports sensitive-data flow analysis.

Mobile coverage and workflow

Mobile testing covers Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS. Scan inputs include Android APK, XAPK, and AAB files; non-encrypted iOS IPA files; and store and TestFlight scans. Integrations include GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Jira, ServiceNow, and Slack, so teams can connect testing with development and ticketing workflows.

Routine workspace testing continues when AI Security Credits are exhausted, but advanced AI actions require more credits. The distinction matters for teams relying on those actions as part of regular assessment work.

Pricing

Ostorlab uses a freemium model. Community costs 0.00 USD per free and includes unlimited mobile app scans, attack surface discovery, remediation, and ticketing. It is a useful starting point for mobile-focused teams, but it does not provide the defined multi-asset coverage and monthly AI credits of the paid plans.

AppSec Web/API costs 299.00 USD per month, billed yearly. It covers up to three Web/API targets and three source code repositories, with 20 AI Security Credits per month. This suits teams focused on web and API assets, though those caps make it less fitting for broader portfolios.

Agentic Pentest Core costs 499.00 USD per once for a one-time assessment. It includes 50 tokens, high-confidence risk detection, multi-asset assessment, and a retest window. This is the one-off option for teams seeking a defined assessment rather than a monthly plan.

AppSec Mobile costs 599.00 USD per month, billed annually. It covers one mobile app, up to three Web/API targets, up to three source code repositories, and 20 AI Security Credits per month. The cross-asset coverage is useful for teams securing a mobile product and its connected services, but one-app coverage is a constraint for larger portfolios.

Enterprise uses custom pricing under a custom annual agreement, with configurable application coverage and annual pooled AI Security Credits. It adds SSO/SAML, role-based access control, audit logs, bring-your-own AI key, data residency in the US, EU, GCC, or APAC, and on-premises deployment as an add-on. Enterprise support options are Standard, 24/5 Priority, or a dedicated technical account manager with a 24/7 SLA. These options suit organizations with access-control, deployment, residency, or support requirements beyond the fixed plans.

Platforms

Ostorlab supports Android, iOS, web, and API testing. Mobile app scans cover Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS, with the supported package and store inputs varying by platform.

Who it's for

Ostorlab is a strong fit for mobile engineering and AppSec teams that need to test authenticated mobile workflows and trace possible attack paths through connected APIs, web back ends, and source code. Community is suited to teams starting with mobile scans; AppSec Mobile is aimed at teams that need a defined bundle of mobile and connected-asset coverage. Teams with many apps, targets, or repositories should weigh those caps against Enterprise's configurable coverage.

Pros and cons

• Cross-asset attack-path testing: It assesses connected apps, APIs, web back ends, and source code together, useful when exposure may cross asset boundaries.
• Replayable exploit evidence: Working proof-of-concept exploits can help teams validate and investigate AI-agent findings.
• Broad mobile inputs: Android packages, non-encrypted iOS IPAs, and store and TestFlight scans support several routes into mobile assessment.
• Free unlimited mobile scans: Community removes a scan-count ceiling for mobile apps, but its stated plan scope is narrower than the paid multi-asset plans.
• Coverage and credit limits: AppSec Mobile covers one app and the paid monthly plans include 20 AI Security Credits; advanced actions need credits even though routine testing continues after they run out.

Alternatives

AppSweep is a better fit for teams seeking unlimited Android and iOS scans and team members at no cost, with static and interactive analysis, CI CLI, OWASP MASVS alignment, and PDF findings reports.

Reversense Security is an alternative for Android instrumentation generation and dynamic deobfuscation, with a free Community Edition and a Pro plan.

Quixxi Scan is worth considering for per-scan purchasing: its one-off SAST and API scan plans each cost 29.00 USD per once.

Silker AI Mobile Security may suit teams seeking a lower-priced mobile plan: Pro costs 19.50 USD per month during a 50% discount for the first three months, then $39/mo, and covers up to two apps.

Cellebrite Inseyets is another option for teams comparing paid software with a free trial.

NowSecure Platform is an alternative for teams evaluating a paid Android, iOS, API, and web security platform.

SEBASTiAn is a free option for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Cacomi is a paid option for macOS.

Browse Mobile Application Security Testing Software for more options in the category.

Verdict

Choose Ostorlab if your team needs mobile security testing that can follow authenticated workflows, connect findings across related assets, and provide replayable exploit evidence. Its free mobile scans lower the barrier to entry, while its paid plans define useful multi-asset coverage; look elsewhere if you need generous multi-app coverage at a lower recurring price or do not need its connected-asset approach.