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Pricing

Free where you run it.
Priced where it earns its keep.

Conformiti is MIT licensed. Self-host it and the whole programme is yours at no cost, for ever. There are three things to buy, and each is bought on its own.

Open source · MIT

Conformiti Core

$0 for ever · unlimited users · unlimited everything

The complete platform, on your infrastructure, under a licence that lets you fork it. No seat meter, no licence server, no telemetry, and nothing switched off waiting to be paid for.

Included in the free build

  • 217 controls · 3 frameworks · crosswalk
  • Evidence tree + review reminders
  • In-browser evidence viewer
  • Risk register + CSV/XLSX import
  • Access reviews · meetings · groups
  • Vendors + shared responsibility + RACI
  • Sealed packages with an Ed25519-signed manifest
  • Sampling, roll-forward and PBC lists
  • TOTP + passkeys + backup codes
  • OIDC and SAML 2.0 SSO with step-up
  • Slack / Teams / digest emails
  • Workspaces (multi-organisation)

Support is the community: GitHub issues and discussions. The Pro and Enterprise editions install on top of this build; they add to it and take nothing away.

Editions

Two licences that install
on top of the free one.

Neither of them unlocks anything. They are separate packages, written after the fact, adding nineteen features that did not exist in the core build.

Shipping · v0.9.5j

Core

Run your own programme on your own hardware.

$0

MIT, for ever. Unlimited people.

  • 217 controls across SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS
  • Sealed, signed audit packages and the auditor portal
  • SSO, passkeys, vendor risk, workspaces, the full API
Built · v1.1.4

Enterprise

A consultancy, MSP or audit firm carrying many client programmes.

$24,900/ year

Per partner firm, plus $900 per client workspace a year.

  • Everything in Pro, across every client
  • Multi-client console and a partner role that is not a superuser
  • White-label: brand, domain, sender, sign-in page
  • TPRM Advanced: scoring, exposure ranking, DORA register
  • Priority support included, four business hours

Prices in USD, excluding sales tax, per installation per year. A licence is a signed file, no licence server, no phone-home. When it expires the paid features go read-only and Core carries on untouched.

Compliance packs

Twenty-two framework libraries.
2,158 controls. One-time fee.

HIPAA, GDPR, NIST 800-53 and CSF 2.0, CMMC, CIS v8, DORA, NIS2, ISO 42001, 27017, 27018, 27701 and 22301, SOX ITGC, FedRAMP, PIPEDA, Law 25, PHIPA, FIPPA, OSFI B-13, ITSG-33, CCPA. Each crosswalked, so evidence already mapped to SOC 2 counts immediately.

One pack

from $1,200

Any single library, installed and crosswalked.

A themed bundle

from $1,800

Privacy, EU resilience, the NIST family, or CSF with CIS.

All twenty-two

$8,900

Every library in the build, with newer builds while maintenance runs.

Packs are perpetual: a pack you have bought keeps working for ever, and a renewal buys newer builds rather than continued access. See every pack, its control count and its copyright posture.

Managed hosting

Self-hosting is your best
data residency.

Your evidence never leaves your network. No telemetry, no licence server, no proxy, and a copilot that talks to your model provider with your key. No region binding to negotiate, because the region is yours.

If you would rather not run the server, we will. It is a serious operational commitment, and it is priced like one.

Contact pricing

What a managed engagement covers

  • A single-tenant instance in Canada or the United States, never a shared schema
  • Backups with a tested restore path, point-in-time recovery, and upgrades on a window you choose
  • Signing-key custody with published rotation, or your own key from your own secret store
  • Scoped API keys, a webhook delivery log with payloads, replay and per-key rate limits: enforceable only where we operate the service
  • A DPA, a completed security questionnaire, and our own control evidence on request
  • Your Pro or Enterprise licence included for the term

Quoted per engagement on scope, data volume and the response times you need. Expect it to cost considerably more than the licence and your own infrastructure would.

Why these are not licence add-ons. Data residency and API rate limits are hosting operations. On an install you run yourself a region binding or a throttle is unenforceable, so we do not charge for one.

Support

Someone to call.

Every edition carries support. These are the upgrades, for teams whose auditors will ask who stands behind the system.

Community

Public issues and discussions on GitHub, answered when we get to them.

$0with Core
  • GitHub issues and discussions
  • Full documentation and install scripts
  • Public security advisories
  • Best-effort, no response commitment

Priority

A private channel, upgrade help, and advisories before they are public.

$3,600/ year
  • Private channel: email and shared Slack Connect
  • 4 business hours first response
  • Upgrade and migration guidance, release by release
  • Security advisories ahead of public disclosure
  • Configuration review once a year
  • Included with Enterprise

Dedicated

We are on the hook for the upgrade window, not just the advice.

$10,800/ year
  • Everything in Priority, unlimited contacts
  • 1 business hour P1, named contact
  • Upgrades performed with you on a scheduled call
  • Quarterly health check against your deployment
  • Roadmap input and pre-release builds
  • Signed vendor questionnaire and DPA for your own audit
What is open, and what is not. The platform is MIT licensed and public: the application, the SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and PCI DSS v4.0.1 libraries, and every feature on the product tour. Fixes to it land on main and everyone gets them.

What is commercial and not published to the public repository: the Pro and Enterprise editions, which are a separate package installed on top rather than a part of the core held back; the compliance packs; the advisory lead time on a support subscription, which is by definition ahead of public disclosure; and pre-release builds.

The line we hold is this: nothing that has ever been released under MIT moves behind a licence. We could not make that stick if we tried. You would fork the last free commit, so the paid editions are additions written afterwards, and Core keeps everything it shipped with.

Consulting

Or we stand the whole thing up
and hand you the keys.

Software does not write your Statement of Applicability, chair your management review, or collect a quarter's access reviews out of six systems. We do that inside your organisation, and leave you a running management system rather than a report about one.

Published consulting rates
ISMS stand-up: scope, risk method, Statement of Applicability, the policy suite, internal audit programme and the first management reviewfrom $24,000
Policy and procedure authoring: your policy suite written to your organisation, approved by you, mapped to every controlfrom $9,500
Done-for-you evidence · sprint$9,800
Done-for-you evidence · retainer$5,900/mo
Readiness assessment$6,500
Implementation & rollout$18,000
Audit preparation & PBC run$12,000
Fractional GRC retainer$4,800/mo
Day rate$1,850

The small print

Said plainly.

Is the free version time-limited?

No. It is MIT licensed with no expiry, no seat count and no telemetry. Fork it if you like. Most people will never pay us anything, and that is the deal.

Why is hosting so expensive?

Because it is the option we would rather you did not take. Running your evidence on our infrastructure gives up the architectural promise the product is built on, so it is priced as the serious operational commitment it is rather than as a convenient default.

Do packs renew?

Only if you want newer builds. A pack you have bought keeps working for ever at the version you bought. Maintenance buys revisions when the standard changes, which for a live standard is the expensive part.

What currency, and what about tax?

Prices are in USD and exclude sales tax, GST/HST and VAT. Canadian customers can be invoiced in CAD at the prevailing rate.

Try the free one first.

It is the whole programme. If it holds up against your own evidence, the paid editions are a signed file away.