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Why it matters

Home service businesses win trust through fast, clear customer communication.

Customers often start with a website, quote form, email estimate, online listing, or payment link. CyberBit keeps the review practical so owners can see what to ask their web, DNS, email, or IT provider to fix first.

Quote requests and online forms

Public forms and website contact paths should be easy for customers to trust and easy for providers to review.

Email estimates and invoices

Email authentication and domain signals help reduce confusion around estimates, invoices, and customer messages.

Payment-link trust

Public payment references and customer-facing links should be consistent and vendor-ready.

Google Business Profile trust

Account recovery and ownership basics matter when customers rely on listings, reviews, and maps.

Vendor-managed websites and domains

Many contractors rely on marketing agencies, website builders, DNS providers, and email providers that need clean handoff.

Owner-friendly recovery basics

MFA, admin access, and recovery notes help owners stay in control of critical customer-facing accounts.

Common risk areas

What CyberBit can review for a contractor or home service business.

The review focuses on public-facing website, domain, email, payment-link, and account-security signals that affect customer trust and vendor handoff.

Website HTTPS and public security signals

Domain/DNS configuration indicators

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and spoofing-resistance signals

Website security-header signals

Public contact and form handling observations

Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace baseline guidance where in scope

MFA, admin-account, and account-recovery hygiene

Vendor-ready next steps for a web host, DNS provider, email provider, IT provider, or software vendor

Recommended path

Review what is unclear. Fix what is known. Track what changes.

Use the free check for an initial look or the Snapshot for human-reviewed priorities. Known email or website fixes can go directly to Cleanup, with broader account or ownership work scoped as a Sprint. Watch adds external visibility after the baseline is agreed.

Choose the service that matches your current need. A known fix can go directly to scope review; External Security Watch starts after an agreed baseline.

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$199

Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot

A human-reviewed public-facing report with prioritized findings, plain-English business impact, and provider-ready next steps.

Start the Security Snapshot
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$750

Focused Security Cleanup

One defined Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module, with one recheck and before/after handoff notes.

Scope a focused cleanup
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From $1,500

Business Security Remediation Sprint

Fixed-scope implementation or handoff support after a Snapshot, scan, questionnaire, known security gap, or messy website takeover.

Scope a remediation project
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$99/month or From $499/month

External Security Watch

After an agreed baseline, choose automated public-signal alerts or monthly human validation, a briefing, evidence history, and a provider escalation note.

Discuss ongoing oversight

Clear boundaries

What CyberBit does not do.

The review is defensive, practical, and scoped. It is designed to help business owners understand common public-facing and account-security signals without unsupported claims.

  • No claim that the business has been breached based only on public-facing signals.
  • No penetration testing or exploit attempts in the standard Snapshot.
  • No request for passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials through forms or email.
  • No legal, compliance, insurance, medical, tax, financial, or managed IT replacement.
  • CyberBit only reviews systems the requester owns or is authorized to review.
  • No guaranteed security claims.