Pricing
One number. Six pillars. A register.
Technology risk the board can actually use.
One 0–100 score, an owned register, modelled exposure, and a PDF for the next meeting — from $499 CAD once or $99 CAD/month.
- One 0–100 executive score across six canonical pillars
- An owned Risk Register, not a findings dump
- Modelled estimated annual exposure — a quantified estimate, not exact liability
- A prioritized roadmap across 0–30, 30–90, and 90–365 day horizons
- Executive dashboards and trends leadership can actually read
- Board-ready PDFs and exports for the next meeting
Prefer email? Contact sales.
What NetSentinel gives leadership
These are the outputs a board, owner, MSP, or fractional CIO actually uses. Screenshots are sample/demo data from a product workspace — not a customer result. Open a tab to read what that report contains and see one authentic screen.
One-time assessments
Establish the baseline. Professional is the $499 CAD one-time checkout for the full 139-question assessment. Executive is a $2,999 CAD consultancy package you book.
Free Quick Scan
A 15-question preview so you can see the model — not a board-ready assessment.
- 15-question balanced preview assessment
- Basic NetSentinel score
- High-level risk findings
- Instant results
Professional Assessment
The full 139-question assessment the board can act on.
- Full 139-question assessment
- NetSentinel score and maturity rating (0–100, Red / Yellow / Green)
- Risk register
- Executive PDF report
- Prioritized remediation roadmap
- Directional industry benchmarking
Executive Assessment
Consultancy package — certified review, 90-day roadmap, and board-ready material.
- Same 139-question assessment as Professional
- Certified consultant review of the assessment findings
- Prioritized 90-day remediation roadmap
- Board-ready executive presentation and report
- Governance posture findings and recommendations across the six risk pillars
- Leadership debrief and recommendations session
Configurable IT Risk Assessment
Pay between $499 and $1,500 CAD.
Choose a one-time budget in CAD. Every amount runs the same 139-question assessment across Security, Resilience, Infrastructure, Governance, Cloud, AI Readiness.
- One-time payment in CAD
- Executive PDF report and prioritized remediation roadmap
- Exact amount between $499 and $1,500 CAD
Secure payment via Stripe · CAD
From assessment to ongoing governance
Establish the baseline once. Then keep the score current through reassessment so the board can see whether exposure, the register, and the roadmap moved.
Subscriptions
Recurring plans in CAD with a 14-day free trial. Annual billing saves two months. Starter, Professional, and Business keep the same executive score, register, roadmap, and PDF. Recurring billing is how you keep that view current through later reassessment.
Starter
Keep a small team’s executive score current through later reassessment so leadership can see whether the baseline moved.
- Full 139-question assessment across six pillars
- Executive risk score (0–100)
- Risk register and prioritized roadmap
- Executive PDF reporting
- Directional industry benchmarking
- 14-day free trial
Cancel anytime from billing
Professional
Keep the executive score current as the organization grows. Recurring billing funds the same 139-question model on a schedule leadership can review.
- Full 139-question assessment across six pillars
- Executive risk score (0–100)
- Risk register and prioritized roadmap
- Executive PDF reporting
- Directional industry benchmarking
- 14-day free trial
Cancel anytime from billing
Business
Keep the executive score current for a larger leadership conversation — reassessment and governance the board can walk into a meeting with.
- Full 139-question assessment across six pillars
- Executive risk score (0–100)
- Risk register and prioritized roadmap
- Executive PDF reporting
- Directional industry benchmarking
- 14-day free trial
Cancel anytime from billing
For MSPs and fractional CIOs
Turn technical findings into client decisions
Your engineers may already know the aging firewall, the untested recovery plan, the weak governance, or the infrastructure the business cannot run without. Discovery is not the hard part. The hard part is giving the client the business context to decide what to fund, what to defer, and what happens next. NetSentinel is the executive layer that turns those findings into a conversation leadership can fund. You remain the trusted delivery partner — NetSentinel does not replace the MSP.
Why MSPs use NetSentinel
Make recommendations easier to fund
When the board can see modelled exposure and a ranked next step, remediation is a funding decision — not a technical argument.
Turn QBRs into decision meetings
The QBR and KPI view show whether the score, the register, and the exposure moved. The meeting is about what to authorize next, not a ticket recap.
Surface project opportunities already in the environment
Open findings already describe work the environment needs. The score, impact model, and roadmap put that work in an order the client can approve — without manufacturing scope or selling fear.
Keep deferred work alive
Accepted and deferred items stay on the register with an owner, a rationale, and a review date. They do not disappear into the ticket queue between reviews.
Standardize the vCIO / account-management conversation
The same six-pillar score, owned register, and 0–30 / 30–90 / 90–365 roadmap give every account a repeatable way to walk from findings to a decision.
Differentiate above the tool stack
You still run operations, engineering, and remediation. NetSentinel is the board-ready layer above the RMM, PSA, SIEM, backup, and tickets — not another tool in that stack.
How it fits the client lifecycle
A short path from the evidence you already have to a review the client can fund. The Business Impact Calculator, deferred-risk register, 0–30 / 30–90 / 90–365 roadmap, and KPI / QBR views are the supporting surfaces — not a second product walkthrough.
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Findings
Technical evidence you already hold
02
Risk score + exposure
0–100 score; BIC models estimated annual exposure
03
Client decisions
Fund, accept, or defer with an owner
04
Prioritized roadmap
0–30 / 30–90 / 90–365 day horizons
05
MSP remediation
You remain the delivery partner
06
QBR / review
KPI and QBR show what moved
07
Reassess
Keep the score current
Who it is for
The same executive layer, used by the people who have to defend the number.
Owner / Board
A number you can defend in the next meeting, with a register and a ranked next step.
MSP / Fractional CIO
The executive layer above RMM, PSA, and tickets: findings become exposure, exposure becomes agreed priorities, priorities become a roadmap, and the next review shows what moved. Contact sales or book a demo.
IT Lead
The layer above tickets and alerts that turns technical evidence into an executive conversation.
Compare plans
Prices and the 14-day trial are what change across Starter, Professional, and Business. The assessment, score, register, roadmap, and PDF are the same once the workspace is entitled.
| Feature | Starter | Professional | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
Monthly price (CAD) | $99 | $249 | $499 |
Annual price (CAD) | $990 | $2,490 | $4,990 |
Annual savings versus monthly | 2 months | 2 months | 2 months |
14-day free trial | |||
Full 139-question assessment | |||
Six-pillar executive score (0–100) | |||
Risk register, roadmap, and executive PDF Once the workspace is entitled, these leadership outputs are available on every recurring plan. | |||
Directional industry benchmarking Additional context for leadership, not a ranking. |
Questions buyers actually ask
Establish the baseline. Then prove it improved.
Start with the 139-question assessment. Keep the score current when the organization is ready. NetSentinel does not replace the MSP, the tickets, or the tools underneath.