Crossfyre vs Trickest
Two takes on workflow-driven offensive recon, at very different price points.
Trickest is a commercial visual workflow platform for offensive security. Its public plans are a free Community tier (restricted to non-commercial use) and a custom-quoted Enterprise tier, with nothing self-serve in between. If you do paid work but aren't an enterprise buyer, you fall in the gap. Crossfyre is built for exactly that gap.
Trickest
- Visual workflow builder for chaining offensive tooling
- Free Community plan, but restricted to non-commercial use
- No self-serve paid tier; the next step up is Enterprise (quote-only)
- Pricing and scale negotiated through sales
- Strong for large teams who can commit to an enterprise contract
Crossfyre
- Transparent self-serve pricing from $29/mo, no sales call
- Commercial use allowed on every paid tier
- .cfx playbooks for custom automation when you want it
- Crash-safe distributed execution on your own nodes
- A shared team dashboard for your whole crew
The honest take
Choose Trickest if you are an enterprise buyer ready for a contract. Choose Crossfyre if you do paid offensive work and want a real, commercial-use tool you can put on a card today.
Frequently asked
Can I start without talking to sales?
Yes. Crossfyre has a free plan and self-serve Pro and Reaper plans you can start on a card today. No contract or sales call required.
Does Crossfyre do workflow-style automation?
Yes. Workflows chain the engines into repeatable, schedulable runs, and .cfx playbooks (an early, expanding capability) let you compose custom pipelines.