AppSec Software Marketing Agency Turn pull-request installs into paying AppSec customers.

Nothing about our pricing is hidden. Google Ads management runs 10% of whatever you spend on ad budget monthly, with a $600 floor, and we never mark up the media buy — every dollar you spend on clicks goes to Google. SEO work is priced per page at $50/page/month, with a 10-page minimum. If you need a new site or landing pages, that's a one-time build priced across eight packages, $1,500 up to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup fee, no long-term contract — it's month-to-month — and a 30-day guarantee means you don't pay if you're not seeing the value. Send us details on your scanning platform and we'll reply with real numbers in a proposal, usually within a business day.

Worth asking if trial installs stall before a second repo gets added, if a champion's pilot never gets escalated into a mandated PR check, or if your only pipeline is a founder's conference talks and Twitter/X threads. Any one of those gaps, fixed, usually pays for what we charge. We run the site, the paid and organic channels, and the install-to-rollout tracking, so your engineering team stays heads-down on the scanner instead of the funnel. Already converting well on your own? Don't fix what isn't broken.

Everything upstream of a signed contract sits under one roof: the site and trial landing pages, Google and LinkedIn campaigns targeted at AppSec and platform-engineering job titles, organic rankings for SAST/DAST/SCA and “vs [competitor]” searches, and the tracking that follows a repo install all the way to a closed deal. One team owns the whole path instead of five vendors handing off pieces of it.

Ask what they actually optimize for — real repo installs and PoCs that reach a second team, not raw click volume. Ask if they can explain the difference between a developer who runs the scan in CI and the AppSec lead who has to sign off before it's required, and whether they've ever moved a check from advisory to blocking for a client. Ownership matters too: your domain, ad accounts, and install data need to sit in accounts you control, not theirs.

Paid search and LinkedIn campaigns typically get you your first repo installs inside the first few weeks. Organic rankings for SAST, DAST, SCA, and comparison terms take longer — plan on 3 to 6 months before you're seeing real position, and it keeps building from there. The slow part is what happens after: getting a PR check flipped from advisory to required can take months on its own, so we track pipeline stage by stage instead of promising a single close date.

One team runs the site, the paid channels, SEO, and AI-search visibility, so there's no vendor pointing at another vendor when pipeline stalls — and we measure ourselves on installs, PoCs, and closed accounts, not sessions. Pricing is posted, not quoted; contracts run month-to-month; and your domain, ad accounts, analytics, and customer records live in accounts you control from the start.

There's no hidden pricing tier — /pricing lists real starting numbers for every service, and what you actually pay gets scoped around your product, your average deal size, and whether you sell self-serve or through a security-review-heavy enterprise motion. Share the details and you'll have a real proposal in your inbox within a business day.

Traffic that never installs the scanner doesn't count for much here. We build landing pages and CTAs around getting a repo connected, then trace every install and PoC back to the exact ad, keyword, or article that produced it — so you know your real CAC and which channel is actually worth funding on a sales cycle that can run a full quarter or longer.

Yes. Some AppSec tools — lightweight scanners, freemium dependency checkers, single-repo secrets scanning — sell almost entirely through a self-serve trial with no sales call at all. Others, like enterprise-grade SAST/DAST/SCA suites, need a real technical PoC, a security-engineering buying committee, and CISO sign-off before a contract closes and enforcement rolls out org-wide. We build the funnel around whichever motion actually matches how your product gets bought.

Yes, entirely. Your site, brand assets, ad accounts, analytics, and every trial and customer record live in logins your company holds, not ours. We bill month-to-month — cancel anytime, and nothing you own moves or disappears.

Yes — we build inside whatever CRM and product-analytics stack you're already running, HubSpot or Salesforce included, so every trial install, PoC, and qualified lead lands in your pipeline automatically and stays traceable from the first click through to a closed-won deal.

Most AppSec landing pages and full site rebuilds ship in roughly 2 to 4 weeks. What speeds it up or slows it down is mostly you — how fast we get your scan screenshots, integration list, and technical proof points back from your team sets the pace, and we'll give you a real timeline before any work starts.