Fixed fee, scaled by cloud estate size
Cloud Security Assessment Pricing
Indicative fixed-fee prices for an independent cloud security assessment of your AWS, Azure or GCP estate, scaled by how large that estate is: a single account, a multi-account footprint, or a large or multi-cloud estate. The market is quote-only and tool-heavy, so few buyers can find a figure at all; we set our prices out up front for certainty rather than to win a price war. Every assessment is delivered in-house, and your engagement is confirmed at scoping.
Indicative pricing
Priced by the size of your cloud estate
Single account, small estate
One cloud account or subscription and a contained set of services in scope
From £4,500
per assessment, indicative, ex VAT
- A single AWS account, Azure subscription or GCP project, with a focused set of services
- Misconfiguration, identity and access, data exposure and posture against best practice reviewed across that estate
- Findings measured against recognised benchmarks such as the CIS Benchmarks
- A prioritised fix plan you can act on or hand back to us, plus a debrief
- Delivered in-house by CyPro, the same team from scoping call to debrief
Where most estates land
Multi-account estate
Up to around five accounts or subscriptions across one cloud provider
From £8,500
per assessment, indicative, ex VAT
- Up to roughly five AWS accounts, Azure subscriptions or GCP projects in scope
- The full assessment across every account: misconfiguration, IAM, data exposure and posture
- Cross-account identity and shared-service risk reviewed, not just each account in isolation
- One prioritised fix plan spanning the estate, ordered by the risk each finding carries, and a debrief
- Delivered in-house by CyPro, one team throughout
Large or multi-cloud estate
A large single-provider estate, or a footprint spanning more than one cloud
From £15,000
per assessment, indicative, ex VAT
- Many accounts or subscriptions, or a footprint across AWS, Azure and GCP together
- The assessment run consistently across providers, with the differences between them accounted for
- Identity, data exposure and posture reviewed at estate scale against best practice and the CIS Benchmarks
- A single prioritised fix plan across the whole footprint, and a debrief with the people who will act on it
- Delivered in-house by CyPro, one team from first call to debrief
What the fee covers
One assessment, one prioritised fix plan
Every level buys the same shape of work: an independent review of your AWS, Azure or GCP estate covering misconfiguration, identity and access, data exposure and posture against best practice and the CIS Benchmarks, then a prioritised fix plan and a debrief. What changes between the levels is how much estate is in scope, not the depth of the review. How an assessment runs.
Why we publish a figure
Certainty, in a quote-only market
Cloud security assessment is dominated by tools sold on a subscription and by consultancies that keep the fee behind a call. There is little price searching here, so this page is not chasing traffic; it exists so you can size the work and plan the budget before you speak to anyone. The figures are indicative and scoped per estate, and the figure is confirmed at scoping.
What sets the fee, stated plainly
The figures above are guide fixed-fee "from" starting points rather than firm quotes, and are confirmed for your estate at scoping. Two things set the fee: the size of your cloud estate, because a single account carries far less to assess than a multi-cloud footprint, and the services in scope, meaning how much compute, storage, database, serverless and networking you run inside those accounts and how they connect. Fees exclude VAT. Every assessment is delivered in-house by CyPro; you deal with one team from the scoping call to the debrief.
For comparison
Three ways to check your cloud, side by side
The cloud security assessment market splits two ways: security tools you buy on a subscription and run yourself, and consultancies that keep the fee behind a call. A tool tells you what it is configured to look for; a quote-only consultancy makes you talk before you can even size the work. Published prices and a hands-on assessment sit between the two. The table shows the differences.
| Cloud security tool (CSPM) | Quote-only consultancy | Cloud security assessment by CyPro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Ongoing subscription, priced per resource or per month | Quoted only after a call, no figure published | Indicative fixed-fee prices by estate size, published on this page |
| Engagement | A product you run and maintain yourself | Project or retainer, quoted case by case | Fixed-scope assessment, delivered in-house |
| Who performs it | You, using the tool's automated checks | Their own consultants | CyPro's consultants, in-house, the same team throughout |
| Scope certainty | Whatever the tool is configured to look for | Unknown until you are quoted | Fixed fee against agreed scope, scaled by estate size |
| What you leave with | A dashboard of alerts to interpret | A report | A prioritised fix plan you can act on, and a debrief |
Asked about the fees
Pricing, explained further
Why publish a figure when the rest of the market is quote-only?
Because a scoped cloud security assessment carries a knowable cost, and this market makes it unusually hard to find one. The assessment space is owned by security tools sold on a subscription, and the handful of consultancies keep their fee behind a call. There is little cost searching here, so this page is not about winning a price war; it is about certainty. We set out indicative prices so you can size the work and plan before speaking to anyone, which mirrors how CyPro prices its other specialist services. Your engagement is still confirmed at scoping.
Are these fixed fees?
Each level is an indicative 'from' figure for a fixed-fee assessment, not a binding quote. Two things set the final figure: the size of your cloud estate, meaning the number of accounts or subscriptions in scope, and the services you run inside them. Where the scope is clear, we hold the work to a fixed fee rather than an open day rate, which is the point of publishing the prices at all. The fee is confirmed for your estate on the scoping call.
What counts as estate size?
Two things, taken together. First, how many cloud accounts, subscriptions or projects are in scope: a single account sits in the first level, up to around five in the second, and a large or multi-cloud footprint in the third. Second, the services running inside them, because an estate with compute, storage, databases, serverless and networking carries more to assess than a handful of services. The scoping call confirms which level you sit in before any work is agreed.
Who actually carries out the assessment?
CyPro's own consultants, in-house, from the scoping call to the debrief. The work is not subcontracted to a delivery partner, so you deal with one team throughout and the people who scope the assessment are the people who run it. The same team covers a single account and a multi-cloud estate.
Does the fee cover fixing what you find?
The assessment gives you an independent view of your AWS, Azure or GCP estate and a prioritised fix plan; acting on it can sit with your team, or you can bring us in to help. This is an assessment, a review of your configuration, identity and posture, not a penetration test, and the fix plan is ordered so the highest-risk items come first. None of the prices above conceal an ongoing retainer.
Prices published, scope confirmed on a call
Find the level that fits your cloud estate
One scoping call, taken by a consultant, confirms how much of your AWS, Azure or GCP estate is in scope, the level you sit in, and the fixed fee to get a prioritised fix plan.