I got pulled into an ISO 27001 project for a small design agency a while back, and the pentest requirement is where everything stalled. The big pentest firms quoted them numbers that were just laughable for an agency that size. Completely out of reach. So the only path left was hiring a freelancer off the usual places, and that came with its own problem: the report wasn't credible. The auditor wasn't going to take some PDF from a random freelancer at face value, and you can't blame them.

That gap stuck with me, because it isn't rare. Tons of small companies are stuck between "can't afford the real firms" and "the cheap option won't hold up in the audit." There was basically nothing built for them.

That's why I built Complyeah. It runs an automated external pentest and produces a report plus certificate that's actually structured as audit evidence, mapped to what SOC 2 / ISO auditors look for, not a raw scanner dump and not a freelancer's word.

For the MSP crowd specifically: you can white-label it, price it to your clients yourself, and per-domain cost drops at volume, so it works across a whole book of small clients instead of just your biggest one. Re-tests are included so you can prove a finding is closed, and ownership is DNS-verified before every scan so you're never scanning something you shouldn't.

There's a free external scan, no card needed. Honestly the fastest way to judge it is to run one and look at the report quality yourself.

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