Cybersecurityratings.com review
Affordable external risk ratings with continuous monitoring, alerts, and API access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cybersecurityratings.com provides externally generated cybersecurity ratings for organizations, vendors, partners, and competitors. It analyzes public-facing security signals, produces A–F grades and risk findings, and supports ongoing monitoring for paid subscribers. The platform is positioned for individuals, small and mid-size businesses, compliance teams, enterprises, insurers, and managed service providers. Small teams that need a straightforward external view of cyber risk are the clearest fit.
Pricing is structured around four plans. Starter costs $0 per month, Professional costs $299 per month, and Business costs $799 per month. An Enterprise plan is also available. The published pricing includes a 14-day free trial and an annual billing option with a stated 20% saving. Paid capabilities include continuous monitoring, score updates, risk-change alerts, compliance framework mapping, remediation roadmaps, and REST API access. The service covers SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR frameworks.
Its main strength is combining ratings with practical risk follow-up. Users can look up vendors, partners, and competitors, track changes, retrieve ratings and monitoring data through the API, and use white-label reports for enterprise and partner users. Cybersecurity consulting and remediation support extend the offering beyond ratings alone. The five-entity monitoring limit makes the product more suitable for focused vendor-risk work than broad portfolio oversight. Choose it for affordable external ratings and clear monitoring signals; larger programs requiring wider monitored coverage should consider a broader platform.
Cybersecurityratings.com pros and cons
- Where it wins
- A–F ratings draw on 250+ external data points.
- Continuous monitoring, score updates, and risk-change alerts.
- REST API, framework mapping, and remediation roadmaps.
- Where it doesn't
- Monitoring is limited to five entities.
- Platform access centers on web and API.
- Advanced breadth may suit larger risk programs better.
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