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HackerOne TotalCtrl Bug Bounty

If you use HackerOne, you'll love TotalCtrl.

Publish a disclosure program, and answer the reports it brings.

HackerOne sells you access to its researcher crowd, and prices accordingly — an annual platform fee before a single report arrives, on top of the bounties. TotalCtrl is for the program you run yourself: publish your scope, reward table and safe harbor on your own domain, take reports from researchers with no account, and measure the response times you committed to. If what you need is a managed crowd and triage-as-a-service, buy HackerOne. If you need somewhere for the reports your security page already invites, that is here — and an accepted report becomes an issue in the tracker your engineers already use.

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A Program Page You Can Point At
Scope groups, per-group reward tables, known issues and your safe harbor terms — on your own domain, in your own branding. Researchers read this before deciding whether to test you at all.
Reporters Need No Account
A magic link identifies a researcher and lets them follow their report. Nobody signs up, and a reporter never becomes a user of your workspace.
A Queue, Not an Inbox
Priority, duplicate suggestions from matching signatures, internal notes kept separate from what you send the reporter, and an append-only record of every decision — because the arguments a program has are all about that history.
The Promises Are Measured
Acknowledge in three days, assess in ten, publish after ninety: whatever you commit to becomes a clock on every report, so a commitment nobody measures is not one you miss in public.
Assign It To Security People
Program membership decides who works the queue, so security work does not require handing somebody the whole workspace. External contractors join as guests and see only their program.
Straight Into Your Tracker
An accepted report becomes an issue in Issue Tracking, or a bi-directional Jira ticket where resolving in Jira closes the report and tells the reporter. The report body deliberately stays put — a tracker is a wider audience than a triage team.

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Why switch

It's not just a HackerOne replacement

One subscription, 30+ apps
Stop stitching together a dozen point tools. Bug Bounty is one of 30+ apps you get on every plan — no add-ons, no per-seat surprises.
Your data, actually connected
Everything shares one dataset, so work flows automatically — a won deal opens a project, logged hours become an invoice, a ticket pulls from your help center.
AI woven throughout
Drafting, summarizing, and search powered by AI across every app — not a bolt-on you pay extra for.

Also replaces: Bugcrowd · Intigriti · YesWeHack

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