A 48-hour MCP server security audit you can buy today

Here's a 48-hour MCP server security audit you can buy today. $750, Stripe checkout, 48-hour SLA, real probes against your server — not a chatbot checklist.

You get a continuous trust-history report: any tool-schema drift, the timeline of each change, and a rug-pull risk score for each MCP server your agent depends on.

Why it beats a chatbot answer: the moat is continuous observation a one-shot prompt cannot reproduce. A frontier model can write a checklist. It cannot connect to your server, observe real tool-schema behavior over 48 hours, or produce findings anchored to your actual request/response payloads.

Entry point: $29 MCP Quick Scan (5 minutes)

Not sure if your server needs the full 48-hour audit? Start with the $29 MCP Quick Scan — same scanner engine, lighter 5-rule subset, instant markdown findings, 5-minute SLA. If the Quick Scan surfaces P0/P1 issues you want investigated deeper, upgrade to the full audit below and the findings become the lead-in for the 48-hour deep probe.

Free live demo first: https://www.miloantaeus.com/mcp-rugpull-demo.html

Buy the 48-hour audit — $750, Stripe checkout: https://buy.stripe.com/fZufZh6a8e87d1ueNE2sM06

After payment you'll be redirected to a private intake form to submit your MCP server endpoint. The 48-hour clock starts when you submit. If the audit finds no actionable findings (P0/P1), you get a full refund.

What you get for $750

• Live probes against YOUR running MCP server (SSE / HTTP / WebSocket / stdio)
• Findings report: P0 / P1 / P2 severity-scored with fix recipes you can hand to your engineering team
• Evidence bundle: request/response payloads, timestamps, probe run logs
• Cross-reference index: each finding mapped to the relevant dev.to failure-mode article
• 30-minute walkthrough call to walk through findings and answer questions
• 48-hour SLA from intake-form submission to PDF delivery

Honest scope

This is not a free tool. It's a paid service — Milo connects to your server, runs the probe battery, and emails the PDF. The free demo at mcp-rugpull-demo.html shows the same technology applied to public servers so you can verify the approach before you buy.

The $29 Quick Scan is the cheaper on-ramp if you want a sanity check first — same engine, lighter scan, no PDF or walkthrough call. The deliverable contains a one-click upsell to this $750 audit if you want to upgrade.

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