BountyPage

Set up and run bug bounty and VDP programs with triage, workflows, and reports
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Spin up a researcher-ready security program before lunch—and keep it running smoothly after. In BountyPage, you start by creating a program, picking visibility (public, invite-only, or internal), and defining the ground rules. Add scope with URLs, repositories, and apps, set what’s in and out, and attach severity guidance so reports arrive in the format you expect. Give the program a clear name researchers will recognize, write a short brief, and publish. Connect notifications so your team is pinged in Slack or email when new findings arrive, then invite teammates with the right permissions to help you triage on day one.

As submissions roll in, triage from a single queue. Use filters to separate duplicates, out-of-scope items, and high-severity reports. Issue pages show full activity history, attachments, and discussions, so you can ask clarifying questions without losing context. Convert valid reports into tickets with one click, assign them to the right developer based on expertise or service ownership, and set due dates. The dashboard highlights new, in-progress, and blocked items so nothing slips. Status changes, comments, and reassignment are tracked automatically to maintain a clean audit trail.

Turn accepted findings into work you can ship. Prioritize with a backlog view that sorts by severity, exploitability, or component. Break fixes into tasks, add checklists, and move items through your workflow from analysis to verification. Link issues to a release, map them across environments, and schedule when patches go live. When a fix is ready, mark it resolved, request retest details from the reporter, and confirm remediation before closing. Each step is captured, so you can prove how and when a vulnerability was handled.

Keep leadership and compliance partners informed without extra effort. Role-based access ensures security leads, triagers, developers, and guests see only what they should. All artifacts—reports, comments, attachments, and timelines—are stored for quick retrieval and export. Prebuilt reports pull trends like submission volume, validation rates, mean time to respond and resolve, top-affected assets, and team workload. Share a weekly digest with stakeholders or download a board-ready summary before a release. With policy, process, and evidence in one place, you can run your bounty or disclosure program like a disciplined product backlog instead of an inbox fire drill.

Review Summary

Features

  • Issue Tracking
  • Filtering
  • Dashboard (Bug Tracking)
  • Bug Assignment
  • Storage and Retrieval
  • Release Management
  • Backlog Management
  • Role Management
  • Reports
  • Workflow Management
  • Ticket Management
  • Task Management

How It’s Used

  • Launch a public, invite-only, or internal vulnerability disclosure program in minutes
  • Define scope, rules, and severity guidance to standardize incoming reports
  • Triage submissions with filters, deduplication, and activity history
  • Assign validated issues to the right developer and track SLAs
  • Convert accepted reports into tickets and manage them through workflows
  • Prioritize and plan fixes in a backlog tied to release schedules
  • Store and retrieve all report artifacts for audits and compliance
  • Generate executive-ready reports on volume, MTTR, and program health
  • Coordinate retesting and verification before closing vulnerabilities
  • Control access with roles for leads, triagers, developers, and guests

Plans & Pricing

Hobby

Free

Create up-to 3 free programs
Full UI customisation of your bug bounty program
Accept infinite amount of submissions

Pro

$79.00 per user / month

Create multiple programs
Full UI customisation of your bug bounty program
Accept infinite amount of submissions
Invite additional admin and triagers
Customise your program slug
Comming soon: Program insights
Comming soon: Send rewards
Comming soon: Identity verfication

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