What Synack changed

• Published starting prices for four tiers: Sara Pentest ($4,181), Compliance ($10,283), Risk Reduction ($27,120), and Custom Enterprise.

• Introduced a "Synack Credits" system to allow customers to swap between different test types flexibly.

• Defined a two-tier platform model: a "Basic" version at no cost and a paid "Synack Platform" for advanced features like integrations and analytics.

• Added a detailed pricing FAQ covering cloud marketplace availability (AWS, Azure, GCP) and credit expiration.

• Replaced the homepage "Elite Talent" showcase with a comprehensive pricing and package comparison table.

• Added "Infrastructure Penetration Testing" to the Products menu under the Gray Box category.

• Modified the footer navigation links, though some text appears truncated in the latest version.

Synack is moving from a traditional sales-led model to a more transparent, self-service approach. By publishing starting prices and introducing a flexible credit system, they are making it easier for customers to buy and scale testing without new purchase orders.

Synack is expanding its product lineup to cover core network infrastructure. This allows them to offer a more complete security package alongside their existing web, cloud, and API testing services.

• Added specific starting prices for services, such as $4,181 for AI-led testing and $10,283 for standard pentesting.

• Introduced a flexible "Synack credit" system that allows customers to buy testing capacity upfront and choose the test type later.

• Defined four new testing packages: Sara Pentest (AI-led), SynackST (Compliance), Synack14/365 (Risk Reduction), and Enterprise (Custom).

• Split the platform into a "Basic" free tier and a paid "Synack Platform" tier with advanced analytics and integrations.

• Added a detailed FAQ section explaining credit expiration, cloud marketplace availability, and federal government purchasing.

• Removed customer testimonials and detailed product feature sections from the main view

• Added a comprehensive "About Synack" section detailing their 2013 founding by former NSA operators

• Added an explanation of the company name based on the TCP three-way handshake

• Updated navigation links to direct to the about page path

• Added a California Consumer Privacy Act cookie consent management widget

• Added "Mobile Application Pentesting" as a new product offering under the Penetration Testing category.

• Updated the navigation menu to include a direct link to the new mobile testing service.

• Modified the footer section, though some industry-specific links appear truncated in the latest version.

Synack is moving from hidden pricing to a transparent, credit-based model. This makes it easier for customers to compare costs and switch between different types of security tests without new contracts.

The company replaced its main homepage content with a detailed corporate history and explanation of its name. This shifts the focus toward brand identity and their founding story.

Synack is expanding its product lineup to cover mobile security. This allows them to compete for customers who need to secure iOS and Android apps alongside their web and cloud assets.

• Added a new product called "Sara Continuous AI Pentesting" for recurring security checks.
• Introduced a tiered human-led testing structure: Synack14 (2 weeks), Synack90 (90 days), and Synack365 (full year).
• Added an interactive "Storylane" product tour to the homepage.
• Removed the prominent "NetSPI & Synack to Merge" banner from the top of the page.
• Simplified the navigation to focus on the "PTaaS" (Penetration Testing as a Service) platform model.

Synack is shifting from one-time security checks to a subscription-like model that uses AI to find bugs all year round. This makes security testing faster and cheaper than hiring human teams for every single update.