Prove the operating model
A bounded technical evaluation around one priority attack surface, API portfolio or business question.
- Written success criteria
- Agreed scope and safety boundaries
- Evidence review and expansion decision
Pricing
ThreatCanary is priced around the environment and validation outcome—not an arbitrary seat count or a misleading one-size-fits-all tier.
Ways to start
Choose the commercial motion. Then define the scope.
These are engagement models, not artificial feature gates. Final pricing reflects the attack surface, APIs, validation depth, frequency, integrations and operating constraints involved.
Continuous coverage
Ongoing discovery, context, validation and remediation workflow for an agreed environment.
- Continuous exposure and change tracking
- Configured validation depth and approvals
- Integrations, reporting and retesting
Multi-environment delivery
Expanded coverage for multiple business units, customer environments or partner-led operations.
- Portfolio-level scope and governance
- Delivery model and enablement planning
- Commercial terms matched to operating scale
What changes the proposalAssets and organisationsAPI volume and contextValidation depthFrequencyIntegrationsApproval and delivery constraints
What this covers
A proposal starts with the system you need to understand.
Coverage, validation and operating constraints vary materially. ThreatCanary therefore defines the scope, success criteria and evidence requirement before presenting commercial terms.
Define coverage
- Identify organisations, domains, assets, APIs and priority environments.
- Establish ownership, exclusions and the business workflows that matter.
- Agree what continuous discovery and context need to cover.
Define validation
- Set the frequency, depth and classes of test required.
- Establish safety limits, approval points and evidence expectations.
- Agree what a successful evaluation or ongoing operation must prove.
Define delivery
- Map cloud, gateway, repository, ticketing, chat and SIEM integrations.
- Confirm deployment constraints, reporting audiences and customer responsibilities.
- Choose direct, partner-led or multi-environment delivery.
Receive a bounded proposal
- Commercial terms record coverage, included capabilities and operating assumptions.
- A technical evaluation can precede expansion into continuous operation.
- Scope changes remain explicit rather than hidden behind feature bundles.
Common questions
Questions teams ask before they commit.
Direct answers on scope, evidence, safety controls and how ThreatCanary differs from tools you already run.
01How is ThreatCanary priced?
Pricing is scoped around covered assets, APIs and environments; validation depth and frequency; integrations; reporting; and delivery or approval constraints.
02Can we start with a limited evaluation?
Yes. A bounded technical evaluation can focus on one attack surface, API portfolio or security question with written success criteria and operating limits.
03Why are dollar tiers not published?
A small API portfolio with narrow validation requirements is materially different from a multi-entity environment with deep integrations and sensitive offensive workflows. A single public price would obscure the actual scope.
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