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ScanDefend vs Sensagraph

Sensagraph runs scans ScanDefend doesn't, including open ports and a web app test, and has a free plan. ScanDefend costs $52 for a year of monthly checks on one website, with a plain-English fix for every finding.

  • Plain-English fixes
  • Cookies, Google blocklist
  • Weekly checks on credits

01 · Features

What each one covers.Where Sensagraph does more, it says so.

Sensagraph's side comes from their pricing page, checked 19 October 2026.

Features: ScanDefend and Sensagraph
FeatureScanDefendSensagraph
Buying
How you pay One-off packs from $8. No subscription, no auto-renew Monthly plans from $39/month, or credit packs from $29 with no subscription
Free option Sensagraph does more First check free on a verified website Free plan: 60 credits, 1 domain. One matching set fits
Plain-English fixes A fix for every finding Not part of this comparison
Scheduled checks Weekly on verified sites, 1 credit a week Monitoring included from Scout up
The 11 check areas
HTTPS and redirects Yes Not part of this comparison
Encryption (TLS) test Yes SSL/TLS scan, 4 credits
Security headers Yes Not part of this comparison
Email security (SPF, DMARC, DKIM) Yes Email Security Configuration, 12 credits
Outdated software and plugins Yes Components that have fallen behind
Known vulnerabilities Yes Web Server Vulnerability Scan, 28 credits
Cookie security Yes Not part of this comparison
Google blocklist Yes Not part of this comparison
Exposed keys Yes Exposed Credentials scan, 10 credits
Exposed files (verified sites) Yes, on verified sites Config and backup files left reachable
DNS health Yes DNS security audit
Where Sensagraph does more
Open port checks Sensagraph does more Not offered Open Port Detection, 3 credits
Web application security test Sensagraph does more Not offered Web Application Security Test, 60 credits

02 · Price

One website, checked once a month for a year.Before tax.

Every assumption is listed under the table.

One website, checked once a month for a year: ScanDefend and Sensagraph
ItemScanDefendSensagraph
What you buyCredit packs: 5 + 5 + 1 + 1Two 500-credit packs
How it adds up$18 + $18 + $8 + $82 × $29 for 1,000 credits (12 × 59 = 708 needed)
One year$52$58Matching scans
Their full set, including open-port and web-app tests we don't run
What you buyCredit packs: 5 + 5 + 1 + 1Three 500-credit packs
One year$52The same ScanDefend check as above$873 × $29 for 1,500 credits (12 × 122 = 1,464 needed)
With ongoing checks
What you buyWeekly checks, 52 creditsScout plan, monitoring included
One year$170Credit packs: 20 + 20 + 5 + 5 + 1 + 1$468$39/month × 12

Your first check is free — on a website you've verified you own.

  1. ScanDefend: 12 paid checks, the cheapest mix of packs (5 + 5 + 1 + 1 credits, $18 + $18 + $8 + $8 = $52). Credits are one-off, never renew and last 12 months. Checking weekly instead uses 52 credits: $170.
  2. Sensagraph, like for like: the five of their scans that overlap ScanDefend's checks, 59 credits a check (SSL/TLS 4, Technology Fingerprinting 5, Exposed Credentials 10, Email Security Configuration 12, Web Server Vulnerability Scan 28). Twelve use 708 credits: two 500-credit packs at $29 each, with no subscription.
  3. Their full set adds Open Port Detection (3 credits) and the Web Application Security Test (60 credits), which ScanDefend does not run: 122 credits a check, 1,464 for twelve, three 500-credit packs. A 1,500-credit pack is $89.
  4. Monitoring is included from the Scout plan up, at $39/month. Other monthly plans: Sentinel $99/month, Ops $199/month.
  5. One matching set fits in their free plan's 60 credits (free plan: $0, 60 credits, 1 domain).
  6. Prices checked 19 October 2026 on the pricing pages, before tax: Sensagraph pricing page (https://sensagraph.com/pricing); and ScanDefend pricing.

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