Quote requests and online forms
Public forms and website contact paths should be easy for customers to trust and easy for providers to review.
For contractors & home service businesses
CyberBit helps contractors and home service businesses review practical website, email, domain, workspace, and account-security signals tied to quote requests, estimates, invoices, payment links, Google Business Profile trust, and vendor-managed websites. The goal is a clear fix order an owner can act on.
Why it matters
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.
Public forms and website contact paths should be easy for customers to trust and easy for providers to review.
Email authentication and domain signals help reduce confusion around estimates, invoices, and customer messages.
Public payment references and customer-facing links should be consistent and vendor-ready.
Account recovery and ownership basics matter when customers rely on listings, reviews, and maps.
Many contractors rely on marketing agencies, website builders, DNS providers, and email providers that need clean handoff.
MFA, admin access, and recovery notes help owners stay in control of critical customer-facing accounts.
Common risk areas
The review focuses on public-facing website, domain, email, payment-link, and account-security signals that affect customer trust and vendor handoff.
The free check and Snapshot review public signals; they do not verify private workspace settings, MFA, administrator access, or recovery controls. For an authorized Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace configuration review, use the separately scoped Business Security Baseline — From $1,250. It covers one tenant, one primary domain, and up to 25 active users. Review and plan only; implementation is scoped separately.
Baseline: users, administrators, MFA, recovery, and offboarding in one authorized Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenant
Baseline: approved senders and domain/email authentication evidence
Baseline: client/provider-supplied endpoint, update, and backup evidence
Baseline: vendor ownership and basic response documentation
External diagnostic: public website, HTTPS, DNS, email-authentication, and security-header signals
Prioritized next steps with clear ownership; implementation requires a separately approved scope
Recommended path
Choose Business Security Baseline for an authorized Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace review. Known public email or website fixes can go directly to Focused Remediation; broader implementation needs a scoped Sprint. Snapshot remains a smaller external diagnostic. Watch follows an agreed external baseline.
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.
From $1,250
Authorized configuration and evidence review for one Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenant, one primary domain, and up to 25 active users. Review and plan only.
Review Business Security Baseline$750
One defined Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module, with one recheck and before/after handoff notes.
Scope focused remediationFrom $1,500
Fixed-scope implementation or provider handoff for broader authorized work after a Baseline, Snapshot, questionnaire, or known gap.
Scope a remediation project$99/month or From $499/month
After an agreed baseline, choose automated public-signal alerts or monthly human validation, a briefing, evidence history, and a provider escalation note. Implementation is scoped separately.
Discuss external oversight$199
A smaller public-facing diagnostic with human-reviewed findings and provider-ready next steps. It does not verify private workspace settings.
Start the external SnapshotFree
An automated first look at public website, email, and domain signals for a specific external question.
Run the free external checkClear boundaries
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.