How pricing works.
You pay one flat monthly fee, set by how many people and devices we look after and which rules you must follow. We set that fee after a paid scoping week, so it is a fixed number you can budget on.
What sets your price.
- The number of people and devices we look after.
- The rules you must follow, such as HIPAA, the FTC Safeguards Rule or CMMC.
- How many locations and outside vendors we deal with.
- How much is already in place and in good shape.
A 12-person office with one location and modern laptops costs less to run than a 90-person firm with three offices, old servers and a compliance audit coming. We would rather price each fairly than average them.
How we get to a fixed price.
- Step 1
15-minute call
We learn what you run and what worries you. You get your three biggest risks in writing, by email.
- Week 1
Paid scoping
We list every device, account, license and vendor, and tell you plainly what is fine and what is not.
- End of week 1
Fixed monthly price
You get one monthly number and the onboarding plan, in writing.
- Weeks 2 to 4
Onboarding
We fix the gaps in order of risk and set every device to one standard. A written roadmap starts in month 2.
What the fee covers, and what is quoted.
In the monthly fee
The services in your agreementDay-to-day running of the services you choose, such as managed IT and managed security. Your agreement lists exactly what is included.
Quoted separately
ProjectsOffice moves, new software and hardware refreshes get a scope, a date and a price that you approve before work starts.
Scoped to the work
Advisory and testingvCISO and compliance, AI consulting and penetration testing are scoped to the work involved.
Where public prices stand.
We do not publish prices yet. Published price ranges are coming to this page. Until then, the call and the scoping week are how you get a real number for your own firm.
Questions about pricing.
Why is scoping paid?
Scoping is real work. We inventory your devices, accounts, licenses and vendors and review your security settings. A fixed monthly price is only honest if it rests on that inventory and not on a guess.
Can we start with one service?
Yes. You can start with managed IT or a single advisory project and add services later. The scoping week shows which order makes sense.
Will there be surprise invoices?
The monthly fee covers what the agreement says it covers. Anything outside it gets a quote that you approve first.
Is the fee per user or per device?
The fee is built on the number of people and devices in scope, plus the factors above. The scoping week turns those into one flat monthly number.
Get a real number for your firm.
Book a call. After it you get your three biggest risks in writing, by email.