SecuriSky vs Snyk

Both are security tools — but they solve completely different problems. Snyk analyzes your source code for vulnerable libraries. SecuriSky analyzes your live deployed app for runtime vulnerabilities that no source-code scanner can catch.

TL;DR — Use both. Start with SecuriSky (0 setup).
SecuriSkyBlack-box runtime

Scans your live deployed URL from the outside — exactly like an attacker would. Finds exposed API keys in your JS bundle, open Supabase tables, CORS bypasses, admin routes without auth. No source code, no CLI, no setup.

Best for: vibe-coded apps, pre-launch checks, continuous runtime monitoring

SnykSCA / SAST

Analyzes your source code repository for known CVEs in npm/pip/gem packages and for insecure code patterns. Requires repository access. Cannot see what's actually running in production.

Best for: enterprise CI/CD pipelines, dependency auditing, compliance

Feature comparison

FeatureSecuriSkySnyk
No source code access needed
Scans live deployed URL in 60 seconds
Exposed API key detection (Stripe, OpenAI, etc.)
Supabase RLS / Firebase rules check
CORS misconfiguration detection
Security header analysis (CSP, HSTS, etc.)Partial
Admin route / debug endpoint exposure
Dependency vulnerability scanning (SCA)
Static code analysis (SAST)
Container / IaC scanning
UX / CRO analysis
SEO analysis
Performance analysis
AI fix prompts for Cursor / Lovable / Bolt
Continuous monitoring with regression alertsPartial
No installation or CLI setup
Free tier available
Free plan price$0 — 5 scans/mo$0 — limited OSS only
Entry paid plan$9/mo$25/dev/mo
Setup time0 — paste URL15–30 min (repo sync)

When to use each tool

Use SecuriSky when...

  • You built your app with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Replit
  • You want a pre-launch security check in under 60 seconds
  • You don't want to connect a GitHub repo to a third-party service
  • You need UX, SEO, performance, and conversion analysis alongside security
  • You want AI fix prompts to paste directly into Cursor Agent
  • You want continuous runtime monitoring with Slack alerts
  • Your budget is under $50/mo

Use Snyk when...

  • You need to audit npm/pip/gem dependencies for known CVEs
  • Your organization requires SAST as part of a compliance process
  • You're in an enterprise environment with a security team
  • You need to scan container images (Docker) for vulnerabilities
  • You want code-level security suggestions in your editor (Snyk IDE plugin)
  • You're building a product that handles regulated data (healthcare, finance)

The critical gap Snyk cannot fill

Snyk analyzes your code— but it cannot see what your code does when it runs. An AI coding tool like Cursor can produce a perfectly dependency-clean app that still has a Stripe secret key embedded in the client-side JavaScript bundle, a Supabase table with RLS disabled, or admin routes accessible without authentication. None of these will appear in Snyk's report because they are not dependency vulnerabilities. SecuriSky catches exactly these runtime deployment vulnerabilities in 60 seconds.

Scan your live app in 60 seconds

No source code, no CLI, no setup. Paste your URL and get a full security + UX + SEO + performance health score.

No credit card required

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