Answer a guided interview. Walk away with a readiness score, a list of gaps, and a defensible System Security Plan. Built for small defense contractors.
CMMC is the Department of Defense's framework for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information across the defense supply chain. If you handle CUI, you'll need certification to keep your contracts.
Any contractor or subcontractor that handles Controlled Unclassified Information for the DoD. That's about 80,000 companies.
Most contractors need CMMC Level 2 — implementation of all 110 controls in NIST SP 800-171, verified by a third-party assessor.
A System Security Plan (SSP), a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M), and a SPRS self-assessment score.
Without certification, you can't bid on or renew DoD contracts. Primes are already requiring it from their subs.
Here's what contractors are stuck choosing between today.
A Registered Practitioner drafts your SSP. Quality varies. You wait three to six months.
Download the NIST template. Stare at 110 blank narratives. Hope you got it right.
Enterprise software built for primes with security teams. Overbuilt for the small end.
A guided interview. A readiness score. A ranked gap list. A defensible SSP. Tuned to your environment.
A structured interview, a clear diagnosis, and the documents your assessor expects.
A guided interview — your tools, your team, your processes. Plain English, no jargon.
~60 min totalA readiness score against all 110 controls and a ranked list of gaps with concrete fixes.
Generated in minutesSSP, POA&M, SPRS worksheet, evidence checklist. Every narrative traceable to your answers.
Ready to submitYour score against all 110 controls, with a ranked list of gaps by assessor risk. The first thing you want — the last thing most tools give you.
110 control narratives drafted to your environment. Every claim traceable.
Pre-populated gap-tracking with remediation steps and timelines.
Your CUI environment scope, the #1 source of assessment failure.
Ready for upload, plus the artifacts assessors will request.
Every narrative is written in the language assessors look for — referencing your specific environment and tagged back to the interview answers that produced it.
No tool can guarantee assessment outcomes — your assessor is judging your actual environment, not just your document. What we do is tell you, before you ever meet an assessor, where you're strong and where you're exposed. The readiness report scores all 110 controls and flags assessment risk; the SSP narratives are tagged with confidence flags so you know which sections need human review.
Those platforms are priced for mid-market and enterprise — typically $15–30k/year. We're built for the small end. Diagnostic, SSP, and remediation roadmap from a single guided interview, not a platform you configure for months before it produces output.
You'd get generic narratives that don't match assessor expectations. The work isn't "write me an SSP" — it's the structured interview, the diagnostic scoring, the mapping to all 110 controls, and the orchestration that keeps your output internally consistent and traceable. The IRS publishes every tax form for free; TurboTax charges $100 because someone figured out the right questions to ask.
No — intentionally. The interview captures descriptions of how you handle CUI, never CUI itself. You can use Baseline without bringing us into your CMMC assessment boundary.
Version one is tuned for small contractors (10–50 people, cloud-only, M365 GCC High, software or services). If your environment is substantially different — heavy on-prem, manufacturing floors, classified networks — the draft will need more revision. We tell you up front in the intake whether Baseline is a good fit.
One hour of questions. A readiness report in minutes. A defensible SSP the same day.