The whole engagement,
carried alone.
Dispatch is a self-hosted platform that carries the whole engagement on its own — run your own recon, orchestrate the tools, keep a living estate between runs, and hand over a branded report under your own name. The same platform firms deliver with, run by one person: scope it, scan it, deliver it — without a stack of tools that don't talk to each other and a day lost to the plumbing between them.
The plumbing
eats the day.
You are the whole firm — the scoping, the scanning, the tracking, the write-up, all carried alone across a stack of tools that don't talk to each other. Continuous assessment done solo means the mechanical work eats the day: running the tools, collating the output, keeping track of what changed since last time. Every handoff between systems is done by hand, and the hours that should go to the findings go to the plumbing instead. There's no firm behind you to absorb it — so it comes out of the one thing you actually sell, which is your time.
Run your own recon.
Deliver to clients.
Independent work runs in two modes, and Dispatch was built for both on one platform — you're never buying half a tool for half your work.
Run your own recon
Bug-bounty and research work is pure craft — speed, coverage, methodology. Dispatch automates the mechanical half on every tier: scheduled orchestration of the real tools, parsed into findings in real time and reconciled into a living estate you diff run to run. On Pro, OSINT enrichment and attribution link infrastructure, domains and exposed identities back to a target. More of the day goes to the hunt, less to collating output by hand.
Deliver to clients
When there's a client, the same craft becomes something you can bill. On Basic, scope the project and price it against your own rate card, then deliver a branded report and PDF. On Pro, that internal scope becomes a client-facing, signable statement of work — the quote that scopes the work becomes the object that gets signed. Either way, scan, estate, diff and report are one record.
One estate, kept between runs
Whether you're diffing a bounty target week to week or retesting for a client, a persistent estate and durable finding ledger turn any two runs into a plain change list — what appeared, what closed, what came back. The retest is a diff, not a rewrite, and the work compounds instead of starting from a blank page every time.
Representative view · deliver to clients · Pro
Enterprise-grade,
without the enterprise.
Alone is a constraint on headcount, not on the work you can put your name to.
Your brand, or a firm's
Every deliverable carries a name you choose. Put your own on it with custom branding — or, on Pro, white-label under a contracting firm's brand and slot into their engagements as cleanly as your own. The client sees a report that looks like it came from a team of ten, because the platform behind it is the one a team of ten would use.
Deterministic and AI-free
The same scan yields the same report, and you can name the rule behind any finding. What counts as a finding is a rule you author in the UI, dry-run previewed against real scan history — your judgement, made repeatable, not a vendor's opinion you inherit. It's what lets a solo operator stand behind a deliverable the way a firm's QA process would.
Self-hosted, data stays yours
Runs on your own infrastructure — a laptop, a VPS, whatever you operate. Client and target data never touches a vendor cloud, so the confidentiality you promise a client is true of the platform, not just the promise. The only thing that leaves the box is a data-free daily licence heartbeat carrying zero findings data.
Representative view · your own recon · Pro
Priced for one operator.
Not per seat, not per asset.
The independent band is one flat licence — no per-asset or per-seat meter to price your own work around. Basic is the engine; Pro adds the reach.
Basic is the
engine. Pro
adds the reach.
Two tiers, both flat. Basic is the working engine — scan to findings to a branded report and PDF, internal project scoping and priced projects against your own rate card, a persistent estate and scan-to-scan diff. Pro adds the reach that makes you look like a firm: OSINT and threat-intelligence enrichment, a client-facing signable SoW, and — when you deliver — white-label under a contracting firm's brand as easily as your own. No line on the invoice grows because the estate you tested got bigger.
When it earns
its keep.
Being straight about this is the point. Dispatch is a delivery platform, not a bounty scanner or a lab bench — it pays off once there's an engagement to bill, a client to deliver to, or a target you're tracking over time, not for a single one-shot lookup. If you're purely chasing individual payouts with nothing to package, price or put your name on, this is the on-ramp for the day that changes — the moment the hunt becomes a business, or the freelance work becomes a practice — rather than a tool for the payout itself. Buy it to carry the engagement, and to make the next one a diff instead of a fresh start.
Operate like a firm.
Stay one person.
The fastest way to judge it is to watch it work against something real — a target you're already looking at, or a client engagement you're about to scope. Tell us which, and we'll walk it end to end: recon to a signed report, in one platform, under your own name.