URIP is sold as tenant + module licences. There are three deployment modes — SaaS, on-premises, hybrid — at the same per-module pricing. Unlike most security tools, URIP is not sold per-event or per-asset, so cost doesn't balloon as your stack grows.
How pricing works
Base tenant — includes the unified Risk Register, Risk Overview, all 8 domain rollups, the audit log, the connector engine (130 live, 217 registered), and 4 frameworks of your choice.
Module licences — URIP ships as 16 license modules: Core (mandatory, bundled into every tenant) plus 15 capability modules — Vulnerability Management, EDR, Network/CASB, Identity, Collaboration, ITSM, DAST, DLP, CSPM, Compliance & Audit-Readiness, DSPM, AI Security, ZTNA, Attack Path, and Risk Quantification (FAIR). A tenant subscribes to exactly the modules it needs; disabled modules are inactive in the backend and hidden from the UI, not just greyed out, so there's no "upgrade to unlock" dead weight sitting in the product.
Framework expansion — beyond the 4 included, additional frameworks from the 24-framework library are licensed per framework.
Connector quota — base tenant supports unlimited connectors (no per-tool fee).
Included, not sold separately — the VAPT vendor submission portal and the external auditor portal ship as part of the platform rather than as their own line-item modules: any tenant with pentest vendors or auditors to onboard can use them without an additional licence.
Deployment options — same price, different infrastructure
URIP runs in three topologies on the same codebase, and module pricing doesn't change based on which one you pick:
Pure SaaS — hosted entirely on URIP's infrastructure. Fastest time-to-value; nothing for the customer to run.
On-premises — the customer hosts the full stack on their own infrastructure. Maximum data sovereignty; the customer's team owns operations.
Hybrid-SaaS — a small Docker agent runs inside the customer's network to talk to their security tools and store raw findings locally; only aggregate scores and counts leave the network, HMAC-signed. The cloud portal — UI, threat-intel enrichment, compliance scoring — stays on URIP's side. A modest VPS on the customer side is enough to run the agent (a 2 vCPU / 4 GB instance covers most tenants); no extra hosting line item is added to the subscription for it.
A fixed quote comes together faster, and fits better, if you've already worked through these before the first call:
Tool count and category spread — which of the 16 modules actually map to tools you run today (EDR, VM, CSPM, Identity, ITSM, DLP, DAST, Network, Collaboration), versus which of the five MVP-scaffold modules (DSPM, AI Security, ZTNA, Attack Path, Risk Quantification) you'd be adopting as new capability rather than consolidating an existing tool.
Frameworks beyond the included 4 — the base tenant includes 4 of your choice from the 24-framework library; if you're tracking SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and India's DPDP Act simultaneously, that's already 5+.
Deployment constraints — data-residency rules, an existing on-prem mandate, or a Hybrid-SaaS requirement to keep IPs/hostnames/usernames off URIP's cloud entirely changes which of the three deployment modes fits.
Auditor and vendor workflows — if external pentest vendors need a submission portal, or an external auditor needs scoped, time-bound access without seeing the rest of the tenant, confirm those are in scope for your evaluation (they're included, not a separate module).
Employee count and growth trajectory — since pricing isn't per-asset or per-event, the relevant sizing input for sales is headcount and deployment mode, not finding volume.
Get a quote
Email info@adaptive-mind.com with: number of employees, current deployment preference (SaaS / on-prem / hybrid), modules of interest, and any frameworks you must hit. We'll come back with a fixed quote within two business days.
FAQ
Is there a free trial?
We offer a 14-day evaluation tenant with up to 5 connectors and 1 framework activated. Email sales to set it up.
Can I add modules later?
Yes. Modules activate live once the licence is added — no migration needed.
Does on-prem cost more?
No. The licence price is the same. On-prem just shifts infrastructure cost (you run the database and worker tier on your own VMs).