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Firms that hide how they charge are improvising. We are not. Three engagement structures, matched to the three things we do, every one scoped and priced in writing before work begins.
A defined project with a defined end: Microsoft Copilot deployed inside your tenant, governed, and adopted by your staff.
A standing relationship. We operate as your security department: monitoring, patching, credentials, and a named advisor who answers for your posture.
Assessment and documentation: your actual posture turned into the written record the FTC Safeguards Rule and IRS expect you to produce.
Every engagement is priced before it starts. After a scoping conversation, you receive a written proposal with a fixed fee, a defined deliverable, and a timeline. If the scope changes, the fee changes in writing before the work does, never after. We do not bill hourly for engagement work, because hourly billing rewards slowness and makes your cost unknowable, and we do not believe a firm should have to guess what its security function costs.
What determines the number: your firm's size band, the systems in scope, and how much of the groundwork already exists. A ten-person practice with current tooling sits in a different band than a forty-person firm starting from a template WISP nobody has opened. That is why the number follows the conversation rather than preceding it.
Thirty minutes, no charge, no obligation. You describe what you hold and what worries you; we tell you what we would prioritise, and whether you need us at all.