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Trustfield vs Scantient

Updated 2026-10-25 · written by the operator, not a sales team

Short answer: Scantient is a solid continuous external scanner for teams on a subscription. Trustfield is a one-time ₹499 review for a solo builder or agency that needs the fix today and a client-ready report. Different jobs.

Side by side

TrustfieldScantient
Price model₹499 one-time report; Watch ₹499/month optionalMonthly subscription (see their pricing)
Best forSolo devs, AI-built apps, agencies handing over to clientsTeams wanting always-on monitoring across apps
AI-builder focusKeys in bundle, open Supabase/Firebase rules, unverified webhooks, 12-attack prompt-injection kit, copy-paste fix promptExternal checks (20 per scan) incl. keys, headers, auth, deps, SSL
ReportPlain-English evidence + exact fix + prompt + PDF; "Prepared for client" handoverSecurity report + compliance-aligned templates, dashboard
VerificationRe-scan "X fixed / Y new" + dated proof page/badgeContinuous scans and alerts over time
IntegrationsGitHub Action, API + completion webhook, Slack/Discord alerts (webhook)Jira, GitHub, Teams, PagerDuty, Okta, Vercel, Netlify, Datadog, Linear, MCP
HonestyNo certification claimed; refund on a wrong finding; methodology + changelog publicSOC 2 Type II / GDPR claims on their site
India / pricingINR, UPI, Hinglish support, ₹499 vs subscription fatigueGlobal pricing (usually USD)

When to pick Scantient instead

You need continuous monitoring across many apps, Jira/Okta/PagerDuty integration, compliance templates, or an enterprise vendor with a SOC 2 report. That is their product, and it is legitimate.

When Trustfield wins

You shipped an AI-built app, need to know what is exposed before launch, want the exact fix and an AI prompt, and want to hand a client a dated report without a monthly contract. Start with the free scan — the report is ₹499 only if the free results worry you.

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