PRICING & SERVICE SCOPES
Every website security engagement depends on the problem, access and level of work. Explore our service models and request a tailored written proposal.
WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER
These describe possible engagement models, not finalized commercial packages. Pricing depends on website condition, size, access, scope and operational requirements.
For businesses that need a clear assessment and prioritized report before taking action.
For websites affected by suspected malware, unauthorized changes or harmful redirects.
For businesses seeking ongoing oversight and a clearer security routine.
Final packages, prices, taxes, billing frequency, response hours and cancellation terms will be provided in a written proposal before purchase.
INTERACTIVE SCOPE PLANNER
Choose the kind of engagement you need. You’ll see which details help us prepare a clear proposal, and can send your selection into the quote request form.
SELECTED ENGAGEMENT / SCOPE NOTES
A defined security review can help identify relevant weaknesses and outline a priority-led improvement roadmap.
WHAT AFFECTS THE QUOTE
A small brochure site and a heavily customized store have different risk, access and testing requirements.
Size, custom code, number of extensions and hosting arrangements.
Public review, authorized administrator access and server-level scope are different.
A routine hardening project is unlike an active compromise requiring investigation.
Checkout, booking, membership and integrations may require staging and extra validation.
Scheduling, handover dependencies and response requirements are agreed explicitly.
Retesting, ongoing review and incident support need a defined commercial scope.
OUR QUOTE PROCESS
We want the scope to be as clear as the price. Your proposal should define authorized targets, deliverables, dependencies and what happens if new work is discovered.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Every engagement is scoped to the website and authorization you provide.
The packages and delivery capacity are still being finalized. We will provide a real quote after scoping the website rather than publish placeholder figures.
Only if the written plan expressly includes it. Incident response, availability and support hours require separate agreement.
Yes, an audit can be a suitable first engagement when you’re not sure where the risks are.
Licensing, hosting and third-party tools must be identified separately in the proposal.
GET STARTED
Describe your website and the service you’re considering. We’ll use those details to discuss an appropriate scope.
Share a few details so we can discuss a suitable scope and next steps. No credentials needed.
