"Would you guys pay for a tool that checks your SaaS tool, preferably vibe-coded, for Security risks?" from Reddit r/saas, ranked #25. By msch0108, 0 score, 36 comments. Data from Daily Trends.
Would you guys pay for a tool that checks your SaaS tool, preferably vibe-coded, for Security risks?
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- 25
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- r/saas
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- msch0108
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- 4/13/2026, 8:32:38 PM
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- 4/14/2026, 12:00:00 AM
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While I was vibe coding some projects I was thinking about my SaaS being 100% safe from hackers, and while its amazing for shipping fast, I noticed a pattern: LLMs are great at making things work, but they often suck at making them secure. I’ve seen AI-generated code missing basic things like: * Proper CSRF protection. * Secure handling of API keys. * Logic flaws in Stripe webhook implementations * Missing rate-limiting on sensitive endpoints. I’m currently prototyping a tool that performs a "pre-launch audit." It basically acts like a security engineer who reviews your PRs or your whole codebase specifically for logic-based vulnerabilities that standard scanners often miss. I’m trying to validate if this is a real pain point or just me being paranoid: 1. Would you pay a small one-time fee ($30-$50) for a comprehensive "Security Health Check" report? 2. If you wouldnt use it, what’s the dealbreaker? Is it the fear of sharing your source code with an LLM, or do you feel confident ...