Engagement Models — Sovereign Operations Pricing Structure | CryptoMize

The CaaS model delivers sovereign operations as a continuous capability. The client subscribes to the operational capability (24/7 monitoring, threat detection, response, and intelligence operations) on an annual contract with quarterly reviews and continuous capability updates.

CaaS is the right model when: the client needs continuous operational capability; the threat environment is ongoing; the engagement is long-term; the operational capability is the primary value.

CaaS is the most common model for cybersecurity, intelligence, and ongoing monitoring engagements. Annual cost is calibrated to scope, coverage, and response protocols.

The SOP model delivers sovereign operations as a strategic partnership. The client and CryptoMize co-invest in capability development, share operational intelligence, and align on long-term objectives. The partnership includes dedicated resources, custom capability development, and strategic alignment.

SOP is the right model when: the client needs a strategic partnership rather than a service relationship; the engagement is long-term and strategic; the client and CryptoMize have aligned long-term objectives; the operational capability is critical to the client's mission.

SOP is the most common model for national governments, defense institutions, and Fortune 100 strategic engagements. The partnership structure is more flexible than CaaS and may include equity, joint ventures, or long-term capability co-development.

The JCD model delivers sovereign operations as a joint development engagement. The client and CryptoMize jointly develop the operational capability, with CryptoMize providing the technology, methodology, and operational support, and the client providing the operational context and requirements.

JCD is the right model when: the client has unique operational requirements; the capability must be tailored to the client's specific needs; the client and CryptoMize have a long-term strategic relationship; the engagement involves custom capability development.

JCD is the most common model for governments, defense, and critical infrastructure with unique operational requirements. The development engagement produces a tailored capability that may be deployed at additional clients in the future.

The CaaS model is the right choice when: the client needs continuous operational capability; the threat environment is ongoing; the engagement is bounded by service-level requirements.

The SOP model is the right choice when: the client needs a strategic partnership; the engagement is long-term; the client and CryptoMize have aligned long-term objectives; the operational capability is critical to the client's mission.

The JCD model is the right choice when: the client has unique operational requirements; the capability must be tailored to the client's specific needs; the engagement involves custom capability development.

CaaS engagements are typically annual with quarterly reviews. SOP engagements are typically 3-5 year partnerships with annual reviews. JCD engagements are typically 6-18 months for the development phase followed by CaaS or SOP for ongoing operations.

CryptoMize sovereign operations pricing is calibrated to client scope, threat profile, coverage requirements, and engagement model. Annual cost varies based on the capability surface, the platforms deployed, the response protocols, and the team assigned.

The pricing is structured to align with the value delivered: monitoring capability, threat detection, response protocols, intelligence operations, and compliance reporting. Detailed pricing is provided in the engagement proposal following the confidential briefing.

**What are the engagement models for CryptoMize sovereign operations?** CryptoMize delivers three principal engagement models: Capability-as-a-Service (CaaS) for continuous operational capability, Sovereign Operations Partnership (SOP) for strategic long-term partnership, and Joint Capability Development (JCD) for tailored capability development.

**How is pricing structured for sovereign operations?** CryptoMize pricing is calibrated to client scope, threat profile, coverage requirements, and engagement model. Annual cost varies based on the capability surface, platforms deployed, response protocols, and team assigned. Detailed pricing is provided in the engagement proposal.

**Which engagement model is right for my organization?** CaaS is right for continuous operational capability, SOP is right for strategic long-term partnership, and JCD is right for unique operational requirements with custom capability development.

**What is the typical engagement duration?** CaaS engagements are typically annual with quarterly reviews. SOP engagements are typically 3-5 year partnerships with annual reviews. JCD engagements are typically 6-18 months for development followed by CaaS or SOP for ongoing operations.

**Does CryptoMize offer pilot engagements?** Yes. CryptoMize offers 30-60 day pilot engagements to demonstrate the operational capability and validate the engagement fit before committing to a longer-term model.

**How is the engagement scoped?** Engagement scoping is conducted in a confidential briefing with the client's operational and security leadership. The scope includes coverage requirements, response protocols, compliance requirements, and operational maturity.

**Does CryptoMize offer outcome-based pricing?** CryptoMize sovereign operations are typically priced on a capability-and-coverage basis rather than outcome-based, given the operational and security domains where outcomes depend on multiple factors beyond the operational capability.

**What is the payment structure?** CaaS engagements are typically paid annually in advance with quarterly capability reviews. SOP engagements are typically paid annually with milestone-based reviews. JCD engagements are typically paid in phases corresponding to the development milestones.

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