Interactive tools for security program owners, CISOs and procurement teams evaluating, justifying or operating a phishing simulation program. All free, no signup required, no email gate.
When to use each tool
The three tools above cover the three points where a security leader most often needs to defend a phishing simulation program to a non-security audience - building the budget case, scoping a procurement and quantifying the cyber-insurance benefit.
Reach for the ROI calculator when you are building the budget case for executive leadership or a board. The output frames program cost against avoided breach cost, cyber-insurance premium reduction and payback period in a single chart that an audit committee can absorb in 30 seconds. Use it before a budget meeting; bring the printed output, not the URL.
Reach for the RFP template when procurement is asking for a vendor-evaluation document. The nine-section structure mirrors what enterprise procurement teams expect to see and produces a scoring rubric you can tune to your organization's weights. The template is vendor-neutral; we welcome being scored against KnowBe4, Proofpoint, Cofense or any other vendor on the same criteria.
Reach for the cyber-insurance estimator when your broker has asked about phishing controls during renewal preparation. The tool produces an underwriting credit range and a dynamic evidence checklist tied to the controls you actually have in place. Most useful 60-90 days before a renewal cycle, when there is still time to close gaps before the questionnaire is submitted.
All three tools are free to use, no signup required, results computed in-browser. If you would like a working version of the platform itself rather than a planning artifact, the 25-user free trial ships you a real campaign in 30 minutes; if you want sales-stage scoping help, contact us directly with employee count, compliance frameworks (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, etc.) and a renewal or audit timeline if applicable.