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CheckVibe vs Vibe App Scanner: which should you use?

Quick answer

Both scan vibe-coded apps for security issues from a URL. Vibe App Scanner sells one-time security audits ($9–19) and a $99/month continuous plan — security only. CheckVibe is a security platform for developer teams building with AI ($0 free, solo plans $24–99/month, Team Basic from $25 per seat/month (5-seat minimum)): the live-app scan plus repository scanning, uptime and threat monitoring, an API and an MCP server — and on Team plans, pull-request reviews and AutoFix.

TL;DR

  • Vibe App Scanner: one-time security scans from $9, continuous protection $99/mo — no free scan tier listed as of June 2026.
  • CheckVibe: free tier with 4 full scans/month; paid from $24/mo — continuous coverage starts well under their $99/mo tier, and Max ($99/mo) adds uptime, performance, and domain monitoring on top of security.
  • Vibe App Scanner: no uptime monitoring, API, or MCP server mentioned on their site as of June 2026.
  • CheckVibe adds 60-second uptime monitoring with public status pages, threat detection, per-scan regression diffs, REST API, and an MCP server.
  • Both scan the live app from a URL and both check Supabase/Firebase database rules. CheckVibe can also scan a connected GitHub or GitLab repository (SAST, dependencies, secrets); Vibe App Scanner works from the URL only.

Vibe App Scanner (vibeappscanner.com) is one of the best-known security scanners for vibe-coded apps — it popularized the "89.5% of AI-built apps ship with vulnerabilities" framing and offers quick, affordable one-time audits. CheckVibe covers the same live-app ground on a subscription model, then extends it to the code (repository scanning, and pull-request reviews and AutoFix on Team plans) and to what a shipped app needs after launch: uptime, threat, and domain monitoring. Here is the factual comparison; Vibe App Scanner facts verified against their site on June 12, 2026.

How do CheckVibe and Vibe App Scanner compare feature by feature?

Feature and pricing comparison between CheckVibe and Vibe App Scanner, verified June 12, 2026
CheckVibeVibe App Scanner
How it scansLive URL, plus an optional GitHub/GitLab repo connection for code scanningLive URL — no repo access
Security checksLive app: 100+ checks incl. live Supabase RLS probing, exposed keys, headers, SQLi/XSS, CORS, JWT. Code: SAST, dependencies (SCA), secrets, licensesExposed API keys & secrets, database access rules (Supabase/Firebase), security headers, auth & endpoints, AI-specific mistakes
Uptime monitoringEvery 60s, public status pages, incident alertsNot mentioned; their $99/mo plan covers scheduled security re-scans + breach monitoring
Free tierYes — $0, 1 project, 4 scans/monthNo free scan tier listed; free standalone utilities (SSL, email, password, breach checkers)
PricingFree $0 (4 scans/mo) · Starter $24/mo · Pro $49/mo · Max $99/mo (annual −30%) · Team Basic $25/seat/mo · Team Advanced $50/seat/mo (from 5 seats)$9 Starter scan (one-time) · $19 Launch scan (one-time) · $99/mo Continuous Protection
Trust badgeREADME security badge with live score (free plans included)Embeddable trust badge after passing a paid scan with no critical/high findings
REST API / MCP serverBoth — API from Starter, MCP server on npmNot mentioned on their site as of June 2026
Platform focusLovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0, Replit, Windsurf + Supabase/Firebase/Vercel/Netlify/CloudflareLovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0, Windsurf, Base44 + Supabase/Firebase/Vercel/Netlify/Cloudflare/Render/Stripe
All Vibe App Scanner facts verified against vibeappscanner.com on June 12, 2026. Found something outdated? Email support@checkvibe.dev and we'll correct it.

Choose CheckVibe if…

  • You want deeper backend checks — live Supabase RLS probing, storage bucket and edge function audits — alongside the security scan.
  • You want a real free tier: 4 full scans a month, no payment first.
  • You want continuous coverage for less — CheckVibe starts at $24/mo against their $99/mo Continuous Protection, and Max at $99/mo adds uptime, performance, and domain monitoring on top of security.
  • You want the code covered too — repository scanning on every plan, plus pull-request reviews and AutoFix pull requests on Team plans.
  • You want to scan from your editor or CI — REST API and MCP server are included.

Choose Vibe App Scanner if…

  • You want a cheap one-off pre-launch audit with no subscription — their $9–19 one-time scans are the lowest entry price for a single audit.
  • You only care about security findings and prefer paying per scan over a monthly plan.

The fastest way to decide: scan your app with both.

CheckVibe's first scan is free: 100+ security checks in about 30 seconds.

FAQ

Is CheckVibe cheaper than Vibe App Scanner?

At the entry and middle tiers, yes: CheckVibe starts at $24/month against their $99/month Continuous Protection, and there is a free tier with 4 scans a month. CheckVibe Max is $99/month and adds uptime, performance, and domain monitoring alongside security. For a single one-time audit, Vibe App Scanner is cheaper ($9–19 one-time) — CheckVibe doesn't sell one-time scans.

Do both tools scan without repo access?

Yes. Both scan the deployed app from its URL, and neither requires connecting your repository for that. CheckVibe can additionally scan a connected GitHub or GitLab repository (SAST, dependencies, secrets) and, on Team plans, review every pull request through its GitHub App.

Which tool checks Supabase security?

Both do. Vibe App Scanner checks database access rules for Supabase and Firebase. CheckVibe probes Row Level Security live with your public anon key, enumerates exposed tables, audits storage buckets and edge function configuration, and tests any Firebase Realtime Database the page points at for world-readable rules.

Can I monitor my app continuously with both?

Vibe App Scanner's $99/month plan runs regular automated security re-scans with alerts and breach monitoring. CheckVibe's plans add scheduled security scans plus uptime checks every 60 seconds, Core Web Vitals tracking, and domain monitoring.

Sources

Every competitor claim on this page was verified against these pages on June 12, 2026.

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