Comparison

Perimeter vs Intruder.io

Intruder has the cleanest SMB UX in the category — and we respect it. But it gates internal authenticated scanning to its $499/mo Pro tier, has no container or SBOM scanning, and its compliance-evidence mapping is thin. Perimeter ships the full triad and native control mapping starting at $0.

CapabilityPerimeterIntruder.io
External attack-surface managementYesYes
Internal authenticated scanningFree tier (Lookout agent)Gated to $499 Pro
Container image scanningYes (Trivy)No
SBOM / dependency CVE scanningYes (Trivy)No
IaC misconfiguration scanningYes (Trivy)No
EPSS + CISA KEV prioritizationFreeYes
Subdomain-takeover detectionYesYes
Emerging-threat / rapid-response runsYes (free tier)Yes
Native compliance-control mappingPCI/HIPAA/SOC2/ISO/CMMCThin
Cross-product evidence graphSightline + Bastion + WardNo (single product)
No scanner-appliance feeRuns on Lookout agentSaaS
Starting price$0$149/mo

Intruder pricing and feature gating per intruder.io/pricing at time of writing. We update comparisons as vendors change.

Where Intruder is still a fine choice

If you only need clean external scanning and never want to deploy an agent, Intruder's onboarding is excellent. Perimeter's edge shows up the moment you need internal authenticated scans, container/SBOM coverage, or you have a compliance auditor asking for control-level evidence — that's where the $499 gate and the missing scan types bite.