Cyber Essentials Plus Certification - Small Organisation (10-49 Employees)
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What this Cyber Essentials Plus purchase includes
This page is the checkout route for Cyber Essentials Plus - Small, covering organisations with 10-49 employees. The price shown is the certification fee before VAT, and covers assessor review, the official IASME-issued certificate when the assessment passes, and the London-based support route described in the product features above. Fig Group is IASME-licensed, so the assessment is handled through the official Cyber Essentials certification process rather than a non-certified readiness product.
What happens next
- After checkout, Fig confirms your existing Cyber Essentials certificate and agrees the audit scope.
- A London-based IASME-licensed assessor schedules the remote technical audit and identifies the device sample.
- Fig runs the external vulnerability scan, device checks, malware protection test, and MFA verification.
- Any technical findings are returned with remediation guidance before the certificate is issued.
Eligibility and scope checks
- Cyber Essentials Plus assumes you already hold Cyber Essentials for the same organisation and scope.
- Pricing is based on organisation size and standard remote audit delivery; unusual scopes may need scheduling review.
- Public-facing services must be ready for external vulnerability scanning before the audit can complete.
London buyer and sector fit
How the London microsite structures the same packages
The London microsite is written for firms that want a local trust angle without changing the underlying national certification offer. The package pages keep the same prices and Stripe routes, but the surrounding content is positioned for London-based professional services, suppliers, and mid-market firms that need quick procurement-ready clarity.
That means the page structure emphasises proximity, responsiveness, and the kinds of deadline and client expectations that are common in London legal, accountancy, and regulated service environments.
Local trust positioning
The package presentation reinforces that the offer comes from a London-based operator with the same national IASME credential.
Professional-services relevance
The surrounding copy better fits firms whose compliance buying decision is tied to client confidence and professional standards rather than just the cheapest route.
Same package, different context
The operational product is unchanged, but the page is tuned for London-sector buyers who want concise commercial certainty.
Package questions
Is Plus relevant for London professional-services firms?
Often yes, especially when clients want stronger assurance than a self-assessed certificate provides. These pages keep that distinction visible without changing the core pricing model.
What makes the London framing useful on a Plus package?
It clarifies the fit for firms operating in client-heavy service environments where external assurance can influence trust, onboarding, and tender progression.
By purchasing, you agree to the Fig Compliance Ltd Cyber Essentials Terms and Conditions. Contracting entity: Fig Compliance Ltd (Company No. 16857592, VAT No. 506692774). The 6-hour guarantee applies to compliant Cyber Essentials submissions made before midday on a UK business day. Website operator: The Fig Group Limited (ICO registration ZC072182). Platform services may be provided by Fig Technology Ltd (Company No. 16869280, VAT No. 508676562).