ProjectDiscovery launches Neo v1 with pay-as-you-go pricing
ProjectDiscovery said Neo v1 is generally available and is opening its AI-powered offensive security platform to teams of any size.
ProjectDiscovery said on Aug. 4 that Neo v1 is now generally available and comes with a pay-as-you-go pricing model.
The company said the pricing is meant to make security testing available to individual practitioners, startups and enterprise security teams without a minimum commitment. ProjectDiscovery said the approach is intended to remove procurement and budget-cycle barriers around offensive security testing.
Neo is built to operate inside private environments, including internal applications and networks over VPN or SSH, according to the release. ProjectDiscovery also said the platform adds integrations requested during private beta, including GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Slack, Linear, APIs, webhooks and MCP. It said Neo includes 1Password support for credential handling.
CEO Rishi Sharma said advanced security capabilities should be available to everyone, not only the best-funded teams. He also said attackers already operate with autonomous capabilities at machine speed and that outcome-based pricing is where the industry is headed.
ProjectDiscovery said it spent more than six months in private beta with enterprise customers and observed three stages of maturity in how organizations adopt AI-powered security testing. The company said Neo v1 is available at neo.projectdiscovery.io.
ProjectDiscovery described itself as an open source cybersecurity company trusted by more than 100,000 practitioners worldwide. It said it created Nuclei, which it calls the most widely used open source vulnerability scanner, with more than 10 billion scans run. The company also said it offers Subfinder, httpx and Naabu, and said it won the RSAC Innovation Sandbox 2025 and received a Black Hat Asia 2025 award.
The company said it will demo Neo at Black Hat USA 2026 in Booth 5108 in the AI Zone.
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