Seed
The first site after the round.
Your site should match the deck and the story you just told investors, and you need something true to say when a customer asks about security.
For funded startups
Just raised: launch site + security baseline
A launch-week marketing site and the security baseline your first enterprise buyers will ask about, at fixed prices scoped on one call.
Launch-week site
Sharp positioning and a fast, credible site, planned around your launch date.
Questionnaire-ready answers
Accurate draft answers to the security questions buyers send, based on what you run.
Hardening checklist
The basics in order: accounts, access, backups, email and cloud settings.
Optional penetration test
Authorized and scoped, under a signed MSA and SOW, when a buyer asks.
Launch plan
Built for founders with a launch date and no time for a long agency process.
Your launch date, your product, and what buyers are already asking. We scope the site and the baseline together.
One price covers both, written into a statement of work. An optional penetration test is quoted on its own.
We write, design and build the site while working through the hardening checklist with whoever owns your accounts.
The site goes live, and your team gets the written baseline and draft questionnaire answers to review.
Working principles
A security questionnaire is a promise to a customer. We help you answer it truthfully, and test only with permission.
We write down what you actually do today, not what sounds good. Gaps are listed in the order to close them.
It shows where you stand and what to do next. We never present it as an audit or a seal of approval.
If you add a penetration test, it runs on its own paperwork and starts only after your side signs off.
You keep ownership of every domain, account and credential. We work through access you grant and can revoke.
Everything is written in plain English, so whoever owns security next can pick it up without us.
By stage
Seed
Your site should match the deck and the story you just told investors, and you need something true to say when a customer asks about security.
Series A
Bigger deals bring questionnaires and requests for a recent penetration test. A baseline and a scoped test give your team real answers to send.
Share your launch date and the questions buyers have sent so far. You’ll leave the call with a scope and a fixed price.