Every engagement is scoped to your product and compliance needs. The examples below illustrate typical costs for common scenarios.
Three real-world scenarios showing how scope determines cost.
A software vendor with a single HTTPS endpoint (update server, version API, or download site) needs TLS validation and a penetration test report for an enterprise customer's procurement review.
Number of endpoints, server complexity, whether client-side binary validation is included.
An on-premises software company needs to demonstrate its security posture to enterprise customers. The assessment covers development practices, security program, endpoint testing, binary verification, and produces compliance-ready documentation.
Number of products assessed, complexity of build/release process, number of third-party dependencies, compliance frameworks required (SOC 2, ISO 27001).
A software vendor providing source code access for static analysis needs a full-depth assessment including SAST review, runtime verification, and ongoing support through their customer's procurement cycle.
Codebase size and language, number of platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS), depth of SAST triage, duration of procurement support period.
The final price reflects the actual scope and effort required for your specific engagement.
Which assessment areas apply -- endpoint testing only, or full SDLC + security program + SAST + verification. You choose what you need.
Number of endpoints, codebase size, supported platforms, third-party dependencies, and build pipeline complexity.
Whether you need SOC 2, ISO 27001, or custom questionnaire support, and how many customer questionnaires need responses.
SAST requires source code access and adds significant review and triage effort. Assessments without source access are scoped accordingly.
Assessing multiple products or releases in the same engagement may qualify for reduced per-product pricing.
One-time assessment vs. ongoing relationship with assessment updates as you remediate findings and release new versions.
Tell us about your product, your endpoints, and what your customers are asking for. We will scope an engagement and provide a fixed-price quote.