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VulniPulse vs SecAlerts

SecAlerts is a vulnerability alerting service that matches software stacks, imported from SBOM, CSV or spreadsheet files or found by an agentless scan, against more than 100 sources. VulniPulse sends alerts from official vendor advisories for the vendors it supports.

Side by side

SecAlerts and VulniPulse, as published on 2026-10-31
TopicSecAlertsVulniPulse
PriceUS$90/month (US$990/year) for 1,000 software items, 2 stacks and 2 channels; US$390/month (US$4,290/year) for 10,000 items; Enterprise on requestPro US$15/month or US$150/year; Team US$49/month or US$490/year for 5 seats
Free optionNone; a 30-day trial without a cardFree account: save up to 25 alert rules, see their matches on the site and get a weekly email of them; no real-time alerts
Alert channelsEmail, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, API and webhooksEmail, Android push, Discord, Slack, Microsoft Teams and signed webhooks
InventorySoftware stacks from SBOM, CSV, XLSX or SPDX files, or an agentless scanVendor and platform rules; a one-off stack check from pasted products or an SBOM
SourcesMore than 100 sources, including researchers and forumsOfficial vendor advisories (PSIRT, security bulletins, CNA records) for its supported vendors, with CISA KEV and EPSS context
MobileNo Android app found on Google Play (checked 31 Oct 2026)Native Android app with push alerts

Where SecAlerts is strong

  • Continuous matching of a full software inventory, imported from common SBOM and spreadsheet formats.
  • A wide set of sources beyond vendor advisories.
  • A 30-day trial without a card.
  • Jira and API integrations for larger teams.

How VulniPulse differs

  • A lower price: Pro is US$15 a month.
  • Rules by vendor or platform for infrastructure vendors, with the vendor's affected and fixed versions in each alert.
  • A native Android app with push alerts.
  • Cited end-of-life dates for supported releases.

Which to choose

SecAlerts fits when you need continuous monitoring of a large software inventory or SBOM, or sources beyond official vendor advisories.

VulniPulse fits when you mainly need alerts for the infrastructure vendors you run, at a lower price, with phone push.

See VulniPulse pricing and how VulniPulse measures its sources.

Sources

SecAlerts's details are as its public pages showed them on 2026-10-31. Prices and features change, so check its own site before deciding. The SecAlerts name and marks belong to their owner, which does not endorse VulniPulse. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on Suggestions.