Slither flagged 11 warnings. You have no idea which three will drain your contract.

AuditReady is the Solidity smart contract audit tool that turns compiler output into a prioritized, plain-English action list before your first mainnet deploy.

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The existing tools for checking a Solidity contract before deploy assume you already know what you're looking at. Slither and MythX will give you output — but they will not tell you which of the 11 flagged items will drain your contract and which are noise. Etherscan shows you verified source code. No tool reads your contract and explains what it does in terms a developer without a security background can act on.

The gap this creates is expensive. The average developer spending six hours interpreting raw vulnerability scanner output before a first deploy is spending $450 in time on a task that produces a long list ranked by severity label instead of by exploitability in their specific contract. When the two highest-severity warnings turn out to be false positives and the medium-severity reentrancy flag is the live risk, the severity labels stopped doing useful work.

Professional audit firms solve this. A good Solidity security firm reads your code, prioritizes findings by exploitability, and writes plain-English descriptions of what each issue means. They also charge $5,000 to $50,000 for a small contract and take two to four weeks. For a developer deploying a first contract on a Saturday afternoon, that option does not exist.

AuditReady does what a security firm's junior auditor does in the triage pass: reads every function, explains it in plain English, scores each vulnerability by how a bad actor would use it, and produces a ranked report you can act on in an afternoon.

What the Professional Audit Model Assumes You Have

Slither, MythX, and every formal audit firm share the same assumption: that you already understand Solidity security well enough to evaluate what you're being told. Audit firms write findings for clients who have read their previous reports. Slither's documentation is written for developers who already know what a reentrancy guard does and why unchecked external calls matter.

For a developer who learned Solidity six months ago and is now deploying something real, that assumption breaks. You can read a warning about an unchecked return value on an external call. You cannot tell whether it applies to your specific usage pattern, whether the contract's logic mitigates it, or whether it requires a specific sequence of calls to exploit. The output requires context you do not have yet.

The gap is a missing translation layer between what the scanner outputs and what the developer needs to decide.

Introducing AuditReady

Paste your Solidity file. AuditReady reads every function, maps every external call, checks every access modifier, flags every gas inefficiency, and produces a report written for a developer who built the contract but has not spent three years studying smart contract exploits. It replaces the Saturday afternoon you would have spent comparing Slither output to Stack Overflow with a single prioritized action list and a shareable PDF you can show to a collaborator before you deploy.

What You Get — From $29 Per Scan

Line-by-Line Function Explainer — Every function in your contract described in plain English: what it does, what state it modifies, and what it returns. Written for a developer who built the contract, not for a security researcher who will audit it.

Exploitability-First Vulnerability Ranking — Each detected issue scored by exploitability and potential fund loss in your specific contract, then ranked so the issues most likely to drain funds appear first. Items that are technically flagged but contextually low-risk appear last with an explanation of why.

Attack Scenario Walkthrough — For each flagged vulnerability, a step-by-step description of the exploit: the sequence of calls a bad actor would use, what they would drain, and the condition that triggers it.

Shareable Pre-Deploy Audit PDF — A dated, version-stamped PDF covering all findings, severity rankings, and recommended fixes. Rescan after fixes and compare reports side by side. This is the document you hand to a collaborator, investor, or community before launch.

Per-Function Gas Forecast — Gas estimates per function against current mainnet benchmarks, with flags on high-cost patterns you can address before you pay for deployment.

Access Modifier Breakdown — Every function access modifier and storage variable scope reviewed. Anything exposed beyond what the contract's logic requires gets flagged with a plain-English explanation of what it exposes and to whom.

OpenZeppelin Compatibility Check — Verifies that inherited OpenZeppelin contracts are used as intended and flags customizations that break the base contract's security assumptions.

Testnet vs. Mainnet Behavior Flags — Identifies patterns that behave differently in test environments versus mainnet, including timestamp dependencies and block number assumptions that tests will pass but mainnet will not.

Why $29

The $29 per-scan price sits below the cost of a single hour of developer time spent reading Slither output — and far below the floor price of any professional audit engagement. AuditReady is for developers deploying a first contract or a contract managing under $50K in value. For high-value production systems going live with significant funds, a formal audit from a security firm is the right call. AuditReady produces a report that makes that engagement more efficient if you pursue it, but the pricing reflects where it actually fits. The $79/month Builder tier covers unlimited scans for developers iterating across multiple contracts or contract versions before a final launch.

Who This Is For

You wrote your first Solidity contract and want to know what it does before you send it to mainnet.

You have run Slither and are staring at 11 warnings without knowing which one matters.

You are deploying something real and your budget for security review is under $500.

You are going live in front of a community and want something to point to besides "I tested it."

You have gone through OpenZeppelin's contracts and are not sure your customizations are safe.

The AuditReady Mainnet Guarantee

If a professional security auditor finds a vulnerability in your contract within 30 days of your scan that AuditReady did not flag or describe, you get a full refund and a free rescan of the fixed version. Submit the auditor's report to support@auditready.io to claim it.

In One Weekend, You'll Have:

A plain-English explanation of every function in your contract, written so a collaborator with no Solidity background can read it.

A ranked list of the three to five issues most likely to produce a real exploit, with an attack scenario for each.

A per-function gas cost estimate so you can decide what to address before you pay for deployment.

An access modifier review confirming that nothing in your contract is exposed beyond what you intended.

A shareable PDF you can send to anyone who asks how you verified your contract before going live.

A clear answer on whether your OpenZeppelin customizations hold up against the base contract's security assumptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AuditReady replace a professional smart contract audit?
For contracts managing significant funds or going live in a high-stakes production environment, a formal audit from a security firm is the right call. AuditReady gives you what the first-pass triage of that audit produces: a plain-English function walkthrough and a ranked vulnerability list. If you later engage a firm, the AuditReady report shortens their onboarding time and can reduce your total audit cost.

AuditReady vs. Slither or MythX: what is the difference?
Slither and MythX produce raw output ranked by severity labels. AuditReady reads that output and the contract's logic together, scores each finding by exploitability in your specific contract, describes the attack scenario in plain English, and produces a report a developer without a security background can act on. If you know how to evaluate Slither's JSON output, you may not need AuditReady. If you are staring at it wondering which flags are real, you do.

How long does a scan take, and how much does AuditReady cost?
Most contracts return a full report in under five minutes. Contracts over 1,000 lines or with complex inheritance chains may take up to 15 minutes — you receive an email with your PDF when the scan completes. Single scans are $29. The Builder plan at $79/month covers unlimited scans for developers iterating across multiple contracts.

Will AuditReady catch every vulnerability in my contract?
No automated tool catches every possible exploit in every contract. AuditReady covers the most common and most dangerous vulnerability classes — reentrancy, unchecked external calls, integer overflow, access control gaps, and visibility mistakes — and explains each in the context of your specific code. For novel logic or unusual patterns, the scan flags anything it cannot fully evaluate and explains why. That is what the mainnet guarantee covers.

What it is: A Solidity smart contract audit tool that explains your code in plain English and ranks vulnerabilities by exploitability before you deploy.
What you get: Function explainer, exploitability-first vulnerability ranking, attack scenario walkthrough, per-function gas forecast, access modifier breakdown, OpenZeppelin compatibility check, testnet behavior flags, shareable PDF.
Price: $29 per scan or $79/month for unlimited scans.
Catch: AuditReady covers common vulnerability classes thoroughly. Novel or highly complex contracts may require a professional audit for full coverage.
Guarantee: Full refund if a professional auditor finds a vulnerability we missed within 30 days.
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