Comparison
Scanfull vs. VibeAppScanner
VibeAppScanner (“vas”) is the closest match to us in scope — it covers Lovable, Bolt, v0, and Replit like we do, and already has a real MCP server live. Here’s the unfiltered, point-by-point comparison.
Side by side
| Scanfull | VibeAppScanner | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $49 (one-time report) | Free scan (1 finding revealed) → $19/month |
| Automated GitHub PR fix | Yes | No — a fix block to paste into your AI assistant |
| MCP server | Yes, scanfull.dev/api/mcp | Yes, confirmed live |
| Database coverage | Supabase RLS + Firebase (RTDB and Firestore) | Supabase + Firebase rules |
| Privilege escalation (admin vs. user) | Automated, real dual login | "Authenticated scan" — exact mechanism not disclosed |
| Report in Portuguese/Spanish | Native across every report | Only English confirmed |
| Non-security checks bundled into scans | No — security only | SEO, accessibility, performance, AI visibility |
| Platforms with a dedicated content page | 6 | ~55 |
Where Scanfull is ahead
A fix that opens its own PR
vas hands you a fix block ready to paste into Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf — genuinely good, but still manual. With GitHub connected, Scanfull opens the Pull Request itself.
Security-only focus
Every vas scan bundles in SEO, accessibility, and performance too — useful if that’s what you want, but it dilutes the focus. Scanfull does one thing: security.
Native Portuguese and Spanish
The whole report ships in the language of whoever requested it — not just the marketing page.
Where they’re ahead
Much broader platform coverage
~55 platforms with dedicated content versus our 6 — they cover editors, databases, and hosts we haven’t touched yet.
Their own human services arm
“Thunkle” (the same team) offers audits, migrations, and custom development priced à la carte — more flexible than our single $990 Concierge tier.
14 free standalone tools
Versus our 3 — including a JWT debugger, a CORS tester, a breached-password checker (Have I Been Pwned), and more.
Every number on this page comes from reading their public site directly in September 2026 — pricing and features change, check the source before deciding.
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