Priced by how far you need to reach.
Every plan runs the full drill and hands you the board-ready record. What changes as you move up is reach: more seats, more business units, and the privileged, counsel-framed work product your lawyers actually want.
Readiness
One company getting board-ready.
$149 / month
- Full scenario catalog, run live, one seat per role
- After-Action Report + NIST CSF board scorecard the moment you finish
- Corrective-action register — every gap gets an owner and a due date
- 5 seats
Program
A governance program across your business units.
$499 / month
- Everything in Readiness, plus:
- Privileged risk memo on every exercise — the legal-exposure read, in counsel's voice
- AI deliverables — incident-response plan (CSIRP) + business-impact analysis (BIA), drafted from your records
- AI-tailored annual plan, built around your weak spots
- 1 custom-generated tabletop / month
- Run and roll up up to 5 business units under one board view
- 25 seats
Command
The whole enterprise, one command center.
$999 / month
- Everything in Program, plus:
- Single sign-on + domain-based auto-join
- Outside-vendor portal for third-party questionnaires and evidence
- 3 custom-generated tabletops / month
- Up to 25 business units, one rolled-up posture
- 100 seats
Not ready to subscribe? Buy a single exercise for $199.
One live tabletop, no subscription. Pay once, run once. Includes:
- One exercise, custom-generated or from the catalog
- Privileged risk memo
- After-Action Report
- Board scorecard
No free trial. This isn't a tool you kick the tires on, it's a program you run. Pick a plan, run your first drill this week, and you'll hand your board a defensible record before the month is out.
01
Pick a scenario and cast the room.
Choose a drill and seat your people (CISO, counsel, comms, plant lead), each on their own device.
02
Run it live.
Push each role its own updates. They make real calls under pressure. You steer. Nothing's on a clock but yours.
03
Walk away with the record.
The moment you finish: the After-Action Report, the board scorecard, and (Program+) the privileged risk memo. What worked, what broke, who owns the fix.