Comparison · facts as published on each site in October 2026; tell legal@kavachscan.com if something is out of date
Kavach vs Vibe App Scanner
Vibe App Scanner (VAS) runs a large live-app check suite, including Supabase RLS and authentication tests, and, as published in October 2026, shows one finding in detail on the free first scan with plans at $29 and $49 per month. Kavach shows all live findings for free, adds a code scan of the exported project, prices in rupees for India, and provides a public Trust Passport and CI gate.
| What | Vibe App Scanner | Kavach |
|---|---|---|
| Live-site scan | Yes, 150+ checks as published | Yes, weighted by site profile |
| Full results on the free tier | One finding in detail, as published | All live-site findings |
| Source code scan | No | Yes, any language |
| Supabase and Firebase rule checks | Live RLS tests | Static analysis of migrations and rules files |
| Monitoring | Weekly or daily on paid plans | Hourly to weekly depending on plan |
| Indian pricing and GST invoices | USD | INR via Razorpay, USD internationally |
| Public trust page, badge, CI gate | Not stated | Yes |
| Pricing | $29 and $49 per month, as published | Free; ₹1,499 / $24 per month and up |
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Questions
Which finds more Supabase problems?
They look from different sides. VAS probes the live database policies; Kavach reads the migrations you export and flags disabled RLS and allow-everyone policies before deploy. Using both is reasonable.
Is Kavach cheaper?
The free plan shows every live finding; paid plans start at ₹1,499 or $24 per month. VAS lists $29 and $49 per month on its site.
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Vibe App Scanner is a trademark of its owner. Kavach is not affiliated with it. Both tools report observations, not guarantees.