security-ops for startup teams

API Key Rotator: one dashboard to rotate AWS, OpenAI, and Stripe keys across every project.

SOC2 asks for quarterly key rotation. Doing it manually in 10 projects burns two hours each cycle. API Key Rotator executes the workflow in minutes, records every action, and flags stale credentials before audits do.

Rotate in one click

SOC2-ready audit history

Stale key alerts

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Problem

Manual rotations break under startup pressure

  • Secrets live in multiple cloud accounts and deployment tools.
  • Rotations get delayed and keys drift past policy windows.
  • Audit prep becomes manual screenshot collection before every review.

Solution

One control plane for rotation, tracking, and proof

  • Rotate individual keys or stale batches in a single action.
  • Sync new values into Vercel or Netlify project environment variables.
  • Preserve a timestamped audit log for SOC2 evidence collection.

Pricing built for SOC2 momentum

Start with founder-level coverage, then scale to unlimited projects when compliance expands across teams.

$19/month — Starter

For solo founders preparing their first SOC2 cycle.

  • Up to 5 projects
  • AWS, OpenAI, Stripe key workflows
  • Vercel + Netlify deployment sync
  • Stale key alerts and audit log exports
Buy Starter

$59/month — Unlimited

For CTOs standardizing key rotation across multi-product teams.

  • Unlimited projects
  • Bulk rotate all stale keys
  • Compliance-ready audit timeline
  • Priority support and onboarding help
Buy Unlimited

FAQ

How does access unlock after payment?

Stripe webhook events create your entitlement. Enter the purchase email in the unlock panel and we set your secure dashboard cookie.

Can I run rotation manually before an audit window?

Yes. Trigger single-key or project-wide rotation anytime. Every run writes to the audit stream with timestamps and outcome details.

What if a provider API call fails?

Failed attempts are logged with error metadata, key status moves to error, and your previous encrypted key value remains intact for rollback.