Quick start
This page gives the shortest path from installation to a working BurpGPT Pro analysis.
Use this checklist to confirm the extension is installed, connected to a model provider, and ready to analyse HTTP traffic.
Before you start
Make sure you have:
Burp Suite Professional 2026.4 or later.
The jar file.
Your licence details.
Either a cloud provider API key or a local/self-hosted provider endpoint.
1. Load the extension
Open Burp Suite Professional.
Go to
Extensions.Click
Add.Select the jar file.
Confirm that the
BurpGPT Promenu appears.
For the full installation guide, see Installation.
2. Activate your licence
Open BurpGPT Pro -> Licence, then activate your licence with the key from your purchase email.
After activation, the BurpGPT Pro tab, scan action, and AI Chat editor are available in Burp Suite.
For the full activation guide, see Activate your licence.
3. Configure a model provider
Go to Provider settings, then choose one provider path:
For hosted APIs, see Use supported cloud-based model providers.
For Ollama or self-hosted endpoints, see Use supported local model providers.
Enter the provider, base URL, API key if required, model name, timeout, and request parameters.
4. Test the provider
Click Test request before scanning or chatting.
If the test fails, check Burp's Logger tab for the provider request and response. See Test and validate model provider settings for details.
5. Analyse traffic
Choose the workflow that matches your task:
Use
AI scannerfor active scan checks.Right-click a request and select
Extensions -> BurpGPT Pro -> Scan with AI (results in Target -> Site map)for targeted manual analysis.Open the
AI Chateditor tab to ask follow-up questions about selected traffic.
See Analyse HTTP traffic and Use AI Chat for the full workflows.
6. Review the output
For scan-based workflows, the extension creates Information-level issues named GPT-generated insights.
For chat workflows, responses appear in the AI Chat editor history.
Always manually validate AI-generated results before relying on them in a security report.
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