Your SaaS Works in the Demo.Does It Hold Up With Real Customers?
Security, reliability, and architecture code audits for B2B SaaS products, internal tools, and multi-tenant applications built with AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and Replit.
B2B SaaS apps have to earn enterprise trust — and that starts with the code. Multi-tenancy bugs, broken permission models, weak API key management, and silent billing failures are the most common issues we find in vibe-coded SaaS products. We give you the report your first enterprise customer would demand.
The SaaS Code Bugs We Find Most Often
These are not hypothetical risks. These are the patterns we find in real saas & b2b software codebases built with AI coding tools — Cursor, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and GitHub Copilot. Every item below is something we can find, report on, and help you fix.
Multi-Tenant Data Leakage
The most dangerous bug in any SaaS product: one customer's data leaking to another. AI-generated multi-tenancy logic often has gaps in row-level security, missing org-scoped queries, or inconsistent tenant ID propagation. We test every data access path for cross-tenant exposure.
Broken Permission and Role Models
SaaS apps typically have admins, members, viewers, and billing owners. Vibe-coded permission systems often enforce roles on the frontend but not the API, or have inconsistent enforcement across different parts of the codebase. We audit every protected action.
Billing and Subscription Edge Cases
Trial expiry, failed payment handling, plan downgrades, seat limits, and proration are all error-prone when AI-generated. A billing bug that lets users access paid features after cancellation is revenue leakage that compounds daily.
API Key and Webhook Security
SaaS APIs are a broad attack surface. We check for missing rate limiting, unsigned webhooks, API keys with excessive scope, missing key rotation flows, and endpoints that trust client-supplied IDs without server-side validation.
Scalability Bottlenecks Before They Hit Production
AI-generated SaaS code often works fine at 10 users and breaks at 1,000. We identify N+1 database queries, missing indexes, synchronous operations that should be queued, and shared state that will cause race conditions at scale.
SOC 2 Readiness Gaps
If you're moving upmarket, your enterprise prospects will ask for SOC 2. AI-generated code frequently misses the logging, access control, and change management controls that SOC 2 auditors check. We map your gaps before the auditor shows up.
Compliance & Regulatory Context
Enterprise SaaS buyers increasingly require SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR compliance. We review your code against the controls that matter for your compliance roadmap — so you know exactly what to fix before engaging an auditor.
A Full Code Audit Tailored to SaaS
Our saas & b2b software code audit combines a general production-readiness review with saas-specific security and compliance checks. You get a single prioritized report covering everything — not a generic scanner output.
SaaS Apps We Audit
We work across the full range of saas & b2b software products built with AI coding tools. If your app touches this space, we can audit it.
VibeAudits Services for SaaS Teams
Whether you need a full security audit, help getting a stuck app to production, or coaching on the AI tools you're building with — we have a service for exactly where you are right now.
What You Get at the End of a SaaS Code Audit
A single, prioritized report — not a raw scanner dump. Every finding includes a severity rating, reproduction steps, and concrete guidance your team or AI tools can act on immediately.
SaaS Code Audit: Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from saas & b2b software founders and technical teams before booking a code audit.
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Ready to Audit Your SaaS App?
Book a free 60-minute intro call. We review your repo, identify the highest-risk areas, and send a fixed-price quote within 24 hours. Most saas & b2b software audits kick off within the same week.
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