I find PlexTrac easy to use, and I appreciate its ease of integration with tools like ServiceNow and Jira. It's great that we don't have to manually create reports because we can integrate HackerOne findings directly. The ease of creating reports for quarterly, monthly, and yearly schedules is a real time-saver. The initial setup was simple, and the product team is supportive in the process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Maybe continuous integration and mapping fields, like if a report gets updated in HackerOne, that automatically doesn't get upgraded in PlexTrac. We work with researchers day-to-day, and more updates come to the submission, which automatically doesn't get updated in PlexTrac after adding them in PlexTrac. If it can continuously look for the latest data/comments and embed them into existing findings in PlexTrac, that would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PlexTrac has been a game changer for our team and a worthwhile investment. The integrations with tools like Jira and Tenable significantly reduce manual effort—cutting down reporting time by over 20 hours for large, enterprise-level assessments involving thousands of assets. The templating system is powerful, allowing us to standardize our reports while still fully customizing the look and feel to match our branding. Our clients consistently comment on how clean and professional the reports are. We use PlexTrac for vulnerability management, penetration testing, and compliance assessments like CMMC—its flexibility makes it valuable across the board. Special shoutout to Sara Petersen, who has been an outstanding Customer Success Manager and a key part of our positive experience with the platform. Support is also amazing and if you have a critical issue they are on it within the hour. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not too many downsides. Integrations are great and the platform works fairly seamlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PlexTrac has transformed how we deliver and manage offensive security engagements. It centralizes all our findings and progress in one console, making it easy for our clients to track vulnerabilities from one pentest to the next. The real-time visibility into remediation status is particularly impactful, as it helps both technical teams and executive stakeholders understand what’s being done and why it matters. The interface is intuitive, and the automated reporting features significantly cut down the time we spend creating and managing reports, an absolute game changer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While PlexTrac’s dashboard and features are robust, sometimes we encounter minor issues when integrating with more niche security tools. However, the team is remarkably responsive, genuinely values our feedback, and often implements new features or enhancements based on our suggestions, ensuring these hiccups are short-lived and continually improving the overall platform experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PlexTrac has become an essential platform for our red teaming and penetration testing operations at 0x3 Security. Its intuitive reporting workflows, streamlined asset management, and seamless integrations, especially with Horizon AI—allow us to deliver high-quality, actionable findings with speed and precision.

We’re especially excited about leveraging PlexTrac’s upcoming roadmap, including deeper automation, and integrations with JIRA and ServiceNow, which will further enhance our remediation workflows and client handoffs. The PlexTrac team itself is fast, professional, and consistently receptive to feedback—making them a true partner in offensive security reporting.

Highly recommended for any team serious about scaling their red team, pentest, or purple team operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

None so far. I would like to see them open up their platform for more streamlined reporting for Threat Hunting and even possible Incident Response reports and/or plans. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about PlexTrac is its seamless automation capabilities. The platform is designed to simplify the entire security assessment process, making it faster and more efficient. With features like automated reporting, vulnerability tracking, and customizable workflows, PlexTrac helps teams save time and reduce manual effort. The ability to integrate with other tools and systems also makes it an incredibly versatile solution for managing security data. Whether you're a small team or a large organization, PlexTrac’s automation really shines by streamlining complex tasks and allowing for better collaboration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where PlexTrac could improve is the initial learning curve. For those unfamiliar with security tools or automation platforms, the interface might feel a bit complex at first. However, once you get the hang of it, the system is very powerful and intuitive. Some additional resources or streamlined onboarding could help users get up to speed a bit quicker. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a senior consultant within our cyber practice, my role is to ensure all reporting meets a minimum criteria prior to being released to any clients. PlexTrac has significantly streamlined this process and allows my time to be spent more on strategic narratives instead of nitpicking margins, indents, and spaces which the PlexTrac system takes care of through their template engine.

Every offensive security report is published to the client through our PlexTrac instance which also allows us to securely deliver sensitive information to the client.

The PlexTrac team, our account manager, have always been extremely responsive to any minor template tweaks and have always been willing to jump on a call to discuss where we might be able to extend the product.

The product allows us to deliver our one pentest a month benchmark which has enabled us to speed up our process by reporting in a single week instead of two to three. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We currently use Qualys as our vulnerability management suite, PlexTrac doesn't have a current API integration yet but we can still easily import via CSV.

The AI tools being developed are up and coming and we are waiting a year to re-assess, the base platform is fantastic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, what I love most is how intuitive the whole platform is. As someone who's dealing with security assessment/penetration test reports every single working day, I need a tool that doesn't add to the chaos. PlexTrac's UI is clean and straightforward. I was able to pick it up pretty quickly, and managing reports, findings, and all that jazz became way less of a headache. The way it organizes everything, from individual findings to full reports, just makes sense. The sheer number of features is also a big plus. It handles everything from basic report generation to more complex stuff like tracking remediation progress and integrating with other security tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I'm being picky, there are a couple of minor things. Sometimes, when dealing with really complex reports, the formatting can get a little finicky. It's not a deal-breaker, but it does require a bit of extra tweaking to get everything looking just right. But honestly, these are small gripes in an otherwise excellent product. PlexTrac has genuinely made my daily security reporting tasks significantly more manageable. It's become an essential part of my workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As part of an internal penetration testing team, PlexTrac has been a game changer for how we manage and deliver our assessments to the product teams. Reporting used to be the most tedious part of the process but PlexTrac makes it far more efficient and structured. We can pull in findings directly from tools like Burp, add screenshots and notes quickly, and use standardized templates to ensure consistency across engagements. The shared findings library has saved us a ton of time. If you are part of an internal red team or pentest team looking to streamline your reporting process, PlexTrac is absolutely worth it. It lets us focus more on the technical work and less on formatting and documentation. The new AI powered feature is also a nice addition it’s helped cut down even more time on writing repetitive content. Their customer support has been amazing any time we needed help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Figuring out how to customize and use the Jinja templates effectively took a little trial and error. But, their support team was super responsive and helped us get everything working the way we needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how customisable it is. The customer support is awesome as well. It comes with good amount of default writeups that really help to kickstart the journey on reporting. It is easy to navigate around and very intuitive. We hopped from one platform to plextrac without much trouble with integration and implementation with our current reporting template. Our company now relied solely on plextrac for reporting and used it at a very regular basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Plextrac has team across the world and it is sometime hard to coordinate a very convenient time for everyone for meetings. but then again, staff over at plextrac are very accomodative. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PlexTrac's integrations with our current tooling affords us the ability to rapidly consume and curate information in meaningful ways while we're performing security assessments. It also allows us to deliver a standardized reporting experience for penetration testing engagements. The platform is simple and straightforward to get to, and if there's trouble the customer success team is an email away to help out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have an on-premise instance and it doesn't include some of the features that SaaS do. I'd like to leverage some AI aspects but the on-prem instances will have this feature soon, so it's not a huge deal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.