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A sprint is a single fixed-price engagement with a defined deliverable and an end date — the fastest way to get a concrete result and see how we work before committing to anything ongoing.

Which sprint fits your situation?

Each sprint answers one specific trigger. Find yours, then see what you leave with.

If this is youSprintYou leave with
A customer or prospect asked for your SOC 2 reportSOC 2 Readiness Sprint
$5,000 · 30 days
A gap assessment against your real environment, 3–6 controls fixed, and a Type I / Type II roadmap
You handle patient data and have never done a HIPAA Security Risk AnalysisHIPAA Risk Analysis Sprint
$5,000 · 30 days
The Security Risk Analysis HIPAA requires, a risk register, 3–6 quick wins closed, and a vendor BAA gap list
Your cyber insurer or an auditor wants proof your domain enforces DMARCDMARC Enforcement Sprint
$2,500 per domain · 30 days
Your domain at p=reject with every legitimate sender aligned, plus an evidence pack
Your cloud bill keeps growing and nobody owns itCloud Bill Sprint
$5,000 · 14 days
The top agreed savings implemented in 14 days, budgets and anomaly alerts, and a 180-day plan
You inherited AWS infrastructure and don't know where the cost, security, or outage risks areCloud & DevOps Audit Sprint
$5,000 · 30 days
Cost, security, and single-point-of-failure findings, 3 quick wins shipped, and a 30/60/90-day roadmap

Why a sprint instead of a proposal

Fixed price — no scope creep, no invoice surprises
A defined deliverable and a hard end date
Run by a senior engineer, not a junior who reports to one
An easy first step before deciding on anything ongoing

Sprint questions

Do I have to sign a retainer after a sprint?

No. A sprint is a standalone engagement with a fixed price and an end date. You keep every deliverable. If you want ongoing help, the sprint's roadmap becomes the starting plan for a monthly retainer, but nothing commits you to one.

What's the difference between the Cloud Bill Sprint and the Cloud & DevOps Audit Sprint?

The Cloud Bill Sprint is 14 days and only about cost: we implement the top agreed savings and set up budgets and anomaly alerts. The Cloud & DevOps Audit Sprint is 30 days and covers cost, security posture, and reliability risk across your AWS environment, with three quick wins shipped.

We already use Vanta or Drata. Do we still need the SOC 2 Readiness Sprint?

Often, yes. A compliance platform automates evidence collection, but it can mark a control green that an auditor would still question. The sprint checks your controls against how your environment actually works and fixes the first gaps. See our Vanta vs Drata vs Secureframe comparison for how the platforms differ.

What does a sprint need from our team?

A point of contact who can make decisions and access to the systems in scope, both agreed on the scoping call. Senior PlatOps engineers do the work; your team reviews findings and approves changes.

Why is the DMARC sprint priced "from" $2,500?

The price depends on how many domains and sending services are in scope. A single domain with a few senders sits at the starting price; we quote anything larger on the scoping call before work starts.

Comparing compliance platforms first? Read Vanta vs Drata vs Secureframe.

Not sure which sprint fits?

Book a 1-hour scoping call and we'll point you to the right one — or tell you honestly if a sprint isn't the right move.