Pricing · The software
The software, priced by what you protect.
This is Verskop in your own hands. It starts at $250 a month, billed by the company domain we watch, and this page names every variable that can move that figure. We can publish a number because the model is built around your footprint, and adding staff never moves it.
How security software is priced
Every common model carries a cost you feel later.
Security software has settled into a handful of pricing models, and each has a catch the buyer only meets after signing. The most common is the seat, which charges a company for hiring. The market has begun to move off it: per-user pricing fell from 64 percent of SaaS companies in 2024 to 57 percent in 2025 as usage and hybrid models gained ground, in Monetizely's 2025 benchmark. Some models charge by the gigabyte, so the bill climbs highest during the incident the tool was bought to handle. The price itself is usually kept off the page. Vendr, which brokers billions in software contracts, finds the same product priced several times apart from one buyer to the next, which leaves a company nothing to measure its own quote against. And protections that ought to be standard, single sign-on and enforced multi-factor among them, are often reserved for a higher tier, a pattern Consumer Reports has described as charging extra for essential security.
How we price it
Priced by your domain, disclosed in full.
The self-serve tier is built to be planned around, and published so you can see it before any conversation.
Running the engine yourself starts at $250 a month, billed by the company domain we watch, so the figure follows the size of what you protect and adding staff never moves it. Everything that makes the engine worth trusting is inside that price: discovery, CVE and KEV intelligence, findings graded confirmed or assessed, the citations, opt-in compliance mapping, the brief, and continuous monitoring. Nothing essential waits behind a costlier plan.
A starting figure of $250 a month per domain, with the handful of things that can move it listed alongside, headcount not among them.
That starting figure describes a small footprint, and we will be straight about the rest. A company with a thousand employees usually runs more than one domain, with a wider spread of subdomains and far more surface to watch, and charging it the same as a single small site would not be honest. The price reflects the size of what we are protecting, and you will know every factor that sets it before you sign. If your exposure grows enough to move the figure, you hear it from us first.
Working with Rampart Cybersecurity LLC means the cost and the scope stay predictable, from the first scan through renewal.
The sources on this page
The pricing-model shift is from Monetizely, the price-dispersion figures from Vendr, the metered-cost pattern from Cribl, and the paywalled-feature finding from Consumer Reports. The only claim that is ours is how Rampart Cybersecurity LLC and Verskop price.
Start with the software
Point it at your domain and get your number.
Send the domain you want watched, and the figure comes back with every factor that shapes it spelled out.