for a 20 to 150 person company, mid deal
a trust page for your AI, ready by this afternoon
about twenty minutes of honest questions about the AI you use. the answers become one dated page a procurement reviewer can accept.
no policy template. no sales call.
the AI module, at the worst moment
since 2026, procurement teams have added an AI module to standard vendor security reviews. CAIQ, SIG Lite and internal templates now ask about model providers, output monitoring and AI subprocessors.
a 20 to 150 person company hits this with no security team. the spreadsheet has 60 to 300 questions, and a signed deal waits on the answer.
- a free policy template
- words, not evidence. no register, no subprocessor list, no risk review.
- a compliance platform
- $10,000 to $60,000 a year, built for controls you may not run yet.
- a consultant
- $15,000 to $40,000, delivered in eight to twelve weeks.
- a spreadsheet at 11pm
- improvised answers over two weeks of nights, and hope.
what a trust page includes
twenty minutes of answers becomes a full artifact set, generated together and dated the same day.
policy
an AI acceptable-use policy specific to the tools you named.
register
every AI system and model in use, listed with its provider.
subprocessor list
every AI vendor that touches customer data.
risk review
a short risk assessment for each AI use case you named.
incident procedure
what happens if an AI system fails or is misused.
framework map
how the above lines up with the NIST AI RMF functions procurement teams cite.
every statement on the page cites the assessment answer it came from.
what bytecloud is not
bytecloud is not an auditor, not a law firm and not a certification. it does not promise a review will pass.
the artifacts and the framework map are the proof. a procurement reviewer decides whether to accept them, not bytecloud.
the price, in digits
one payment. no subscription, no recurring bill. the band is set by your headcount, chosen automatically inside the assessment.
| company size | one-time price |
|---|---|
| up to 25 employees | $499 |
| 26 to 75 employees | $899 |
| 76 to 150 employees | $1,500 |
each purchase includes twelve months of edits, regenerations and question-set updates. after twelve months, a refresh is $299 and brings the page current.
why not a template, a platform or a consultant
each one answers a different question than the one procurement is actually asking about your AI stack.
| option | cost | time |
|---|---|---|
| free template | $0 | words only, no register or subprocessor list |
| compliance platform | $10,000–$60,000 a year | integrations for controls you may not run yet |
| consultant | $15,000–$40,000 | eight to twelve weeks |
| bytecloud | $499–$1,500 once | the same afternoon |
every question, answered once
each real question from CAIQ, SIG Lite and internal templates gets a plain answer in the answer library.
next to it, an invitation: answer it for your own company.
every published page carries one line at the foot: “Governed with bytecloud”.
start when you're ready
the first question appears with no signup. answers save as you go, and stopping halfway does not lose anything.
about twenty minutes, six sections, and “I don't know” is a valid answer throughout.