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Early access · waitlist open
A buyer asks for a security review and you don't have a SOC 2 yet. Instead of starting a blank spreadsheet, get a packet that's already filled in for the 30–40% of questions that come straight from your public posture: TLS, response headers, DNS and email authentication, cookie settings. The rest you can fill in once and reuse.
Security questionnaires delay sales. A buyer likes your product but procurement won't sign until their security team approves a vendor review, and you're on the hook for a 60-to-200-question spreadsheet, with no answer library and no compliance team to draft from.
The first one takes a week of founder time. The second one takes almost the same amount because nothing was captured for reuse. By the third one, the deal is cooler than it was when the questionnaire arrived.
Pre-filled from a real scan of your site.
Other questionnaire tools assume you already have an answer library. If you're early, you don't. Scorifya already scans TLS versions, certificate health, security headers, DNS and email auth, cookies, and exposure signals, and these map directly to the questions buyers actually ask. The packet starts populated, not empty.
Honest about what a scan can and can't prove.
Generated answers describe externally observable configuration. For controls that require internal evidence (encryption at rest, access reviews, employee training, BCDR), the packet prompts you with the question and a template. It never claims a control you haven't actually configured.
No subscription before you've sent one.
A one-time packet for a single customer review costs less than a coffee order. Subscriptions kick in only when you've done enough reviews that a reusable answer library actually pays for itself.
Security Packet is in early access. The first version lets you:
One email when there's something to use. No newsletter, no drip. Reply to the welcome message with a real questionnaire if you want concierge help now.
Or try the upstream free Scorifya scan first to see what data the packet would draw from for your site.