Mobile Application Security Testing
Shipped to the App Store. Let's find the flaws before someone else does.

Shipped to the App Store. Let's find the flaws before someone else does.
Our Pentest Methodology
From £3,150
for mobile app penetration testing
Not sure where your application fits? A 30-minute scoping call is free and gets you a fixed written quote.
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| Basic mobile app Single platform, API included | £3,150 - £4,500 |
| Complex mobile app iOS or Android, more features and integrations, API included | £4,500 - £6,700 |
| Both platforms iOS and Android, API included | £6,700 - £10,500+ |
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Common Questions
Mobile application testing starts from £3,150 for a single platform, and testing both iOS and Android typically costs £6,700 to £10,500+. The cost depends on the number of platforms, how many user roles the app supports and any API scope beyond what the app itself calls.
Our penetration testing pricing guide compares costs across every service.
Yes, we test applications on both platforms. Each has different security architectures and vulnerabilities, so we tailor our methodology accordingly. For iOS, there can be challenges with grey-box testing. Where codebases are identical between platforms, we often recommend testing on Android for simplicity and coverage.
We can test with just the compiled application file (.ipa for iOS, .apk for Android). However, source code access enables more thorough testing including static code analysis. We recommend white-box testing for applications handling sensitive data or financial transactions.
Yes. We test apps at any stage of development including beta versions, internal enterprise apps, and pre-release applications. You simply provide the installation file and we'll install it on our testing devices.
Yes, we test applications built with any framework including React Native, Flutter, Xamarin, Ionic, and Cordova. Cross-platform frameworks can introduce unique vulnerabilities, especially when bridging native and JavaScript code.