Free beta. Shaped by real security work.

Application Security Posture Management, built around your team.

Mayo ASPM brings your scanners, integrations, and findings into one place. Try the free beta and help shape what comes next.

About

One pane of glass for your AppSec program.

Mayo ASPM ingests results from the scanners you already run, deduplicates findings, tracks remediation across teams, and gives security and engineering leaders an honest picture of risk — without the consulting-grade price tag.

Unify every scanner
SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets, IaC. Bring the tools you already have. We normalize the noise so your team can act on real risk.
Built for engineers
Project, scan, and integration models that match how teams actually ship code — not how a sales deck draws an org chart.
Invite the whole team
Security wins when everyone can see the data. We don't penalize you for collaboration — invite engineering, leadership, and auditors for free.

Why we exist

Per-seat pricing is a tax on security maturity.

Most security vendors charge $30, $50, even $100 per user per month. The math sounds reasonable until you realize a small engineering org with a few dozen developers is suddenly staring down $250,000, $500,000, even $1,000,000 a year — for a tool that the security team mostly uses themselves.

We don't think that's fair. Security shouldn't be a line item that grows linearly with how many people you hire. It should grow with how much code you're actually scanning and how much risk you're actually managing.

So we priced it that way.

The per-seat trap
50 engineers × $50 / mo$30,000 / yr
200 engineers × $75 / mo$180,000 / yr
500 engineers × $100 / mo$600,000 / yr
1,000 engineers × $100 / mo$1,200,000 / yr

Real quotes from real vendors. For software the security team mostly logs into.

Free beta

Built with your team’s feedback.

Try an early version of Mayo ASPM at no charge within the current usage limits. Your feedback helps us make the tools more useful for real security work.

Beta access · $0
No payment or credit card required.

We’re learning what it takes to run the service well. We may introduce paid plans later, once we understand how teams use it and the costs of supporting them.

We’ll share pricing and limits in advance, and you’ll choose whether to subscribe. Beta access won’t turn into a paid subscription automatically.

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