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Facts about Lockpick

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Updated October 13, 2026

What Lockpick is

  • Lockpick is a security scanner for vibe-coded apps. It checks what your live site exposes and what a GitHub repo or AI skill would do before you install it, then gives you a fix prompt for Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor or Claude Code.
  • Website scans read your site from the outside, the way an attacker or an AI agent would, and never need your code. Repo and skill checks read the public code of a GitHub repo, skill, plugin or MCP server and never run it. Lockpick explains each problem in plain words and writes a prompt your coding assistant can follow to fix it.

Scans

  • A quick check is free, needs no account and scores your homepage out of 100 in about 10 seconds.
  • A Pulse scan reads your public site and gives the full report with fix prompts. Every plan includes Pulse scans.
  • A Deep scan goes much further through your site once you prove you own it. It comes with the Deep plan.
  • A repo or skill check is free, needs no account and reads a public GitHub repo, skill, plugin or MCP server, or the one an npm or PyPI package names, without running anything in it.

Prices

  • Free costs $0 and includes 5 Pulse scans a month on one site.
  • Deep costs $19 a month, or $190 a year. It includes 20 Deep scans and 100 Pulse scans a month on up to 3 sites.
  • Master Key is coming soon, from $49 a month.
  • Early AI-dopters community members get 10 Pulse scans a month on 2 sites and a free month of Deep. VIP members get 20 Pulse scans a month on 3 sites and 2 free months of Deep. Members claim it from the Lockpick tile in EA Apps.
  • Prices are in US dollars.

Corrections

  • Some older pages and cached answers say Deep costs $9 a month. That is out of date. The current price is above.
  • Lockpick is a web security service at lockpick.app. It is not a lock-picking tool, a game or the Nintendo Switch tool with a similar name.
  • Marketing pages moved from addresses that started with /en to the same address without it, for example lockpick.app/pricing. Old links still work.

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