BoringSec vs CertAvert

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BoringSec compared with CertAvert
Detail	BoringSec	CertAvert
What it does	Security Audits for AI-built apps	Free SSL/TLS certificate monitoring with email alerts
Stage	Growing	Not given
Founded	Not given	Not given
Based in	EE	US
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Pricing	Free preview for any domain. Paid reports start at €49.00 per report (€43.00 in 3-packs, €39.00 in 10-packs, valid 365 days). Recurring plans: Care €29/mo for one site, Pro €79/mo for five domains, Team €249/mo for twenty domains, Enterprise custom.	Free plan: 3 domains, no card needed. Starter: $50/year for 10 domains. Plus: $100/year for 20 domains. Pro: $150/year for 50 domains.
Key features	17 pre-verification URL security modules Exposed secrets and API keys detection SSL/TLS deep analysis DNS security checks CVSS 4.0 severity scoring Standards citation and compliance mapping AI-ready fix prompts for Cursor, Lovable, Claude, Bolt Weekly or daily monitoring and alerts	Certificate expiry notifications at 30 days, 14 days, 7 days, and on expiry Broken chain detection with fix guidance TLS version and cipher checking Domain DNS and registration monitoring Certificate change history and alerts Certificate report for audits Certificate transparency log monitoring No server access or installation required
What makes it different	Evidence-backed findings automatically downgraded if lacking captured evidence Honest score withholding until full verification of all required categories Specialized for AI-built apps with Boring Score and vibe-code fixes	Detects auto-renewal failures before visitors see them Explains broken chains and TLS issues with fix guidance Independent operation with no investors
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	5 −4 (down) since last check	3 +1 (up) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	19	1
Citation Flow (Majestic)	37	24
Referring domains (Majestic)	906	14

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