Solvbeat vs UpGuard: do you actually need enterprise ASM?
If you're comparing UpGuard and Solvbeat, the honest first question is about scale and budget.
What UpGuard is built for
UpGuard (BreachSight) is a capable platform for attack surface management and third-party / vendor risk — monitoring not just you, but the dozens or hundreds of suppliers in your supply chain. That's genuinely valuable for a mid-market or enterprise security team. Pricing reflects it: public figures start around $5,999/yr and rise steeply with vendor count and tier.
Where it's overkill for a smaller business
- Vendor-risk scale you may not need. If you don't manage a large supplier network, you're paying for a capability that isn't your problem yet.
- Enterprise price and process. Thousands a year, and it's a security-team tool, not a "run it yourself in a minute" product.
- No human pentest or done-for-you remediation baked in.
How Solvbeat is different
Solvbeat gives a small business the essentials of attack-surface visibility — plus internal server monitoring, a SOC layer, human pentest and remote fixes — starting at £38/mo instead of thousands a year. You get covered now, and grow into more later.
Which should you choose?
Choose UpGuard if third-party/vendor risk at scale is a board-level priority and you have the budget. Choose Solvbeat if you're any business that wants to be genuinely secure without an enterprise contract.
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Pricing and capabilities are taken from each vendor's publicly available information as of September 2026 and can change — always check the vendor's own site for the latest. This comparison reflects our reading of what each product is documented to do, written to help you choose, not to disparage anyone. Intruder™, Detectify™, Aikido™, UpGuard™, Qualys™, Tenable™ and Snyk™ are trademarks of their respective owners.