Smart contract pre-audit for $200
Run an AI pre-audit before you pay for a manual audit. Guardix checks your Solidity code in 1–3 hours for a flat $200, so you fix the obvious bugs first and your auditors spend their time on the hard parts.
Why pre-audit
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Cheaper manual audit. Auditors bill for time. Every bug fixed before they start is time you don't pay for.
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Fewer surprises. You see the findings before the audit report goes public.
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Repeatable. Re-run after every fix for the same $200. There's no subscription.
What you get
A report with each finding's severity, description, and exact code location. It covers known vulnerability classes, logic bugs, and access-control and accounting issues.
Every finding comes with a verdict
The most common complaint about AI audit tools is noise. They report bugs that aren't there, and someone on your team loses a day proving it.
Guardix gives every finding a verdict: Confirmed, Dismissed or Design tradeoff, with the reasoning behind it. Each finding cites the exact file and lines, so your team can check it in minutes instead of hunting for it.
Here's what that looks like on our demo report: 138 findings, of which 68 were confirmed, 19 dismissed and 51 marked as design tradeoffs. That's an example of the triage, not a benchmark.
After you fix the confirmed issues, re-audit the new commit and compare it with the last scan, for the same $200. Share the report with your auditors through one link (no account needed), or export a PDF for partners and investors.
Verdicts cut triage time; they don't make every finding perfect, and they don't replace a manual audit. AI vs manual audits · How Guardix handles false positives · Pricing
How good is it
On EVMBench, Guardix detected 104 of 117 known vulnerabilities (88.9%) across all 40 official audits.
How it works
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Connect a repo and pick a commit.
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Guardix audits it (Solidity, EVM chains).
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You get the report, usually in 1–3 hours.
Pre-audit vs full audit
A pre-audit doesn't replace a manual audit before a high-value launch. It makes that audit faster, cheaper, and cleaner. For small contracts and early versions, it may be all you need for now.
FAQ
- What is a smart contract pre-audit?
- An automated check you run before a manual audit, so the auditors start from code without the easy bugs.
- How much does a pre-audit cost?
- $200 per audit, covering one repo at one commit. Re-audits cost the same.
- How long does it take?
- Usually 1–3 hours.
- Will it lower my manual audit cost?
- It cuts down what the auditors have to find and re-check. The final quote depends on the firm.
- What if the run fails?
- You get a re-run or full credit.
- Does an AI pre-audit produce false positives?
- Yes, any tool can. Guardix marks each finding as confirmed, dismissed or a design tradeoff and cites the lines, so you act on the confirmed ones first.