CMMC Phase 2 suspended July 13, 2026 — NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 obligations remain in forceView Program Status
Plan with clarity

CMMC Pricing

Understand the cost drivers behind CMMC and NIST 800-171 readiness before you commit budget.

Key facts
  • Scope is the primary cost driver
  • GCC High can materially change licensing and migration cost
  • The 2026 suspension removed the third-party assessment fee for now

What drives cost

CMMC readiness cost is shaped by the amount of CUI in scope, the number of people and systems inside the boundary, the state of your documentation, and the technical work needed to close high-value gaps. A tightly scoped enclave can be dramatically less expensive than hardening an entire corporate network.

How we price readiness work

We separate discovery, documentation, technical implementation, evidence preparation, and ongoing compliance so you can see where the money goes. The goal is not to sell the largest project. It is to create the smallest defensible scope that satisfies your contractual obligations.

Get a defensible estimate

A useful estimate starts with your clauses and data flows. We identify whether you handle FCI, CUI, or both; map where that data enters and comes to rest; and use the resulting boundary to estimate remediation and operating cost.

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Turn the requirement into a defensible roadmap.

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If you would rather have someone check your work or take it off your plate, that is what we do. Readiness only — we do not certify, and we will tell you plainly where you stand.