Book a 30-min discovery call.
No sales pitch. We will spend 30 minutes mapping your public surface to the right BleedWatch tier — Pulse, Shield, Fortress, or Sentinel — based on your asset count, exposure profile, and what you are trying to prevent. If the platform is not the right answer, we will tell you on the call.
We discuss your public attack surface: domains, GitHub orgs, Docker namespaces, NPM scopes, registries.
We map asset counts and exposure trends to the right tier — Pulse, Shield, Fortress, or Sentinel.
We walk through the detection pipeline, false-positive rate, and how findings flow into your stack.
We answer pricing questions transparently — no quote-mazes, no hidden tiers.
If BleedWatch is not the right fit, we say so and recommend a cleaner path where possible.
Three questions. No qualification maze.
01
Company
Required. Used to prepare the call and avoid mistaken surface assumptions.
02
Your role
Required. Helps us calibrate executive, technical, or compliance emphasis.
03
Asset count estimate
Optional. Domains + repos + Docker namespaces + NPM scopes. Rough number is fine — 1-10, 10-100, 100-1000, 1000+.
What happens after the call.
If there is a fit, we send a written tier recommendation within 24 hours: surface scope, expected detection volume, pricing, onboarding timeline, and security review materials.
If there is not a fit, we do not force one. Some teams need internal pen testing, incident response, compliance readiness, or code review. BleedWatch is narrow by design — continuous external attack surface monitoring on public artifacts.