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Deployment-based pricing

Pricing follows the remediation workload.

No per-seat list price, because no two security programs run the same shape. Every deployment runs the full loop. What you pay tracks how much flows through it, and who operates it.

Every deployment includes

The whole loop. Not a starter slice of it.

There's no cheaper tier that quietly drops Verify or ships evidence without a signature. The product is the closed loop. Every deployment gets all of it.

The full five-stage loop

Ingest, Prioritize, Govern, Verify, Evidence. Every finding, every deployment.

Verify before closed

No finding counts as fixed until Basirah re-tests it. Skipping Verify is what breaks the loop.

FAIR-informed prioritization

Work ranked by KEV, EPSS, exposure, SLA pressure, and FAIR P95 loss, with a trace for every decision.

Audit-ready evidence

Signed packages with SHA-256 integrity, exportable for any audit route.

Scoped, not tiered

We don't sort your program into Small, Medium, or Large.

No tier ladder, no feature gate. Every deployment is the full loop above. The quote is scoped to what actually moves the number, and you can prove the whole thing on one finding first.

Most of what we scope looks like one of these

  • One team proving the loop on a defined footprint of a few sources, one ticketing path, and a framework or two, run by the team itself.

  • A program moving many scanners, owners, and frameworks through one workflow, where someone has to answer to the board for all of it.

  • A sovereign or regulated estate where data residency, tenant isolation, custom connectors, or dedicated operations shape the work.

Same loop, sized to you.

What drives the price

What moves the number.

Four things set the quote, and you can size most of them before you ever talk to us.

01

Tools you connect

Every scanner, SIEM, ticketing system, and identity provider is one integration. A single-scanner team and a ten-tool estate aren't the same job.

02

Frameworks you report against

One compliance framework or eight. Each mapping adds control coverage and reporting templates Basirah maintains, so cost tracks how many auditors you answer to.

03

Findings you run through it

Volume sets the load: how many findings flow from ingestion through dispatch, verification, and signed evidence.

04

Who runs it, and where

Self-run, or Managed RiskOps where we operate it for you. Sovereign data and multi-region deployments carry the overhead they require.

First deployment

Start with one closed-loop pilot.

A scoped first deployment gives procurement something concrete instead of "contact sales." Run the full loop on one source, then widen it.

Scope a Pilot
  1. 1

    One finding source

    Bring a scanner or vulnerability source into Basirah.

  2. 2

    One remediation path

    Route work through Jira, ServiceNow, GitHub, Linear, or Azure DevOps.

  3. 3

    One evidence package

    Prove the fix, preserve the chain, and export it for review.

  4. 4

    One reporting route

    Map the work to the control set your board or auditor tracks.

No rip-and-replace

You're not paying to migrate platforms.

Basirah connects to the scanners, ticketing, and evidence systems you already run. The quote covers remediation, so you're never paying to tear out tools your budget already absorbed.

  • Keep the scanners, ticketing, and evidence systems already in place.
  • Add Basirah where ownership, verification, and proof need a tighter loop.
  • No migration line item, and no second platform to license.

FAQ

How does pricing work?
Pricing follows deployment scope: integrations, reporting frameworks, findings volume, evidence retention, and operating region. Our team turns those inputs into a quote.
Can we start with one business unit and expand later?
Yes. Your package is modular. Start with a focused pilot, then add integrations, frameworks, and users as the program grows. Expansions don't require re-contracting.
Do we need to replace existing tools?
No. Basirah connects to the systems that already create findings, assign work, and store evidence. There is no platform migration.
What counts as an integration?
Each connected tool (scanner, SIEM, ticketing system, identity provider) counts as one integration.
Is extended evidence retention available?
Yes. Basirah supports standard, extended, regulatory, and permanent retention, aligned to 3-year, 7-year, or permanent evidence policies for regulated estates.
What should we include in a pricing request?
Share your finding sources, ticketing systems, expected volume, reporting frameworks, deployment region, and any data residency constraints.

Tell us what Basirah needs to run.

Share the tools you use, the volume you expect, the frameworks you report against, and where the deployment has to live. We'll size the quote around the real workload.