Map the attack surface
We identify public technologies, routes, subdomains, services and other entry points connected to your website.
Affordable first-pass security checks
LetsSecure maps your public attack surface, tests likely website and API weaknesses, and gives your developer a clear, evidence-backed fix list.
Signal, not noise
Built for owners of small shops, booking sites, WordPress websites and online services who need to know what matters next.
We identify public technologies, routes, subdomains, services and other entry points connected to your website.
Specialised security platforms assist with targeted website and API checks, then we review and validate relevant results.
Your developer receives prioritised findings, reproduction detail and practical remediation guidance.
Why LetsSecure
Most scanning tools still need someone to configure them, run the checks and interpret large technical result sets. LetsSecure handles that process and gives you clear next steps.
| What you need | Running tools yourself | LetsSecure |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | You or your developer configure and run each scanner | We handle the checks for you |
| Results | Large technical reports and unfiltered warnings | Reviewed and prioritised findings |
| Interpretation | You pay someone to determine what matters | Plain-English owner summary included |
| Fix handoff | Raw findings must be converted into tasks | Developer-ready instructions and evidence |
| Your time | Manage tools, results and technical follow-up | Receive one concise, actionable report |
Public routes, technologies, services and likely entry points are mapped before focused testing begins.
Checks can cover access control, injection, browser-side flaws, authentication, APIs and configuration risks where relevant.
Potential issues are reviewed for useful evidence before they become customer-facing recommendations.
Priority, evidence, reproduction context and remediation notes can be sent directly to your website maintainer.
Interactive report sample
Click through the sections below. This is the kind of language a small business owner can understand and a developer can use.
Nothing here proves you have been hacked. It means the website has avoidable gaps that make automated attacks, spam, spoofing, or accidental exposure more likely.
Good foundation, but several visible controls need tightening.
Pages can be embedded unless controlled elsewhere.
Expected for WordPress, but should be monitored and protected.
Email spoofing protection is in monitoring mode only.
Pricing
Prices shown in AUD. Start with a one-off review and continue only if ongoing monitoring suits your business.
An authorised black-box assessment of one public website.
Ongoing visibility after your initial scan.
Half of your initial scan price is credited toward Monthly Watch when no actionable security issues are found.
Responsible scope
LetsSecure combines attack-surface discovery, targeted automated testing and reviewed evidence to identify practical risks. It does not guarantee every vulnerability will be found or replace a formal penetration test for high-risk, regulated or complex systems.
FAQ
Small online businesses with websites, forms, shops, booking pages, APIs or client portals that want an affordable first assessment.
Yes. Authenticated testing can be included in the $159 initial scan when requested before testing begins. You must provide dedicated test accounts, written authorisation and the permitted user roles.
Yes. Source-code testing is available as a $99 add-on when you own the code or are authorised to provide it.
The core service gives you the report and fix list. Your developer usually applies the fixes.
Yes. Web designers and website maintenance providers can use LetsSecure as a client add-on.