Trustfield vs Aikido Security
Updated 2026-10-25 · written by the operator, not a sales team
Short answer: Aikido is a broad AppSec platform (code, cloud, runtime, many integrations). Trustfield is a narrow, cheap, AI-builder-focused external review with a client-ready report. They are not substitutes — Aikido is for teams with a security workflow; Trustfield is for "I need to launch this week".
Why breadth is not automatically better
A platform gives you a dashboard of many findings, but a solo builder needs the three that matter before launch, in plain English, with the fix. Buying a platform for one app usually means paying for features you never configure.
Side by side
| Trustfield | Aikido | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | External review of a public app + optional public repo | Code, dependencies, cloud, runtime, containers |
| Price | ₹499 one-time; Watch ₹499/month optional | Subscription tiers, free tier available |
| Setup | Paste a URL, no signup needed to start | Connect repos/cloud accounts, configuration |
| Fit | Solo/AI-built app, agency client handover | Teams with CI/CD and a security owner |
Use Aikido when you have a team and a pipeline. Use Trustfield's free scan when you have a launch date and no security team.
Prices and features can change on both sides; verify current details on the vendor's own site. Trustfield is not a penetration test and not a certification. Methodology · Trust center