GetCybr vs ControlMap: An Honest Comparison for MSPs
ControlMap (ScalePad) is an MSP-native GRC platform with published per-tenant pricing and deep ScalePad integration. This guide compares what each platform does well, how they differ, and when each might be the better fit — sourced from scalepad.com as of 16 September 2026.
Quick Verdict
For MSPs, MSSPs and vCISO practices delivering compliance to many clients, GetCybr is built for that model: multi-tenant architecture, published per-client rates, FAIR-based financial risk scoring, and sovereign self-host on Enterprise. ControlMap is also MSP-native, with strong evidence automation and transparent per-tenant pricing — a strong choice for MSPs already standardised on ScalePad tooling.
Choose GetCybr if…
- You need to run the platform on your own infrastructure for strict data-residency requirements.
- You want financial-impact (FAIR-based) risk scoring instead of risk registers alone.
- You want vendor-neutral LLM choice (cloud BYOK or a local model on Enterprise) rather than a single-vendor AI feature.
Choose ControlMap if…
- You already run ScalePad Lifecycle Manager and want compliance gaps to route directly into existing remediation workflows.
- A defense-industrial-base client specifically needs GovCloud hosting, and that regional option meets your requirement.
- You want published, dollar-denominated per-tenant pricing at three simple tiers without a sales call.
Where GetCybr Stands Out
Both platforms are MSP-native. Here is where GetCybr goes further.
FAIR-Based Financial Risk Scoring
ControlMap gives you risk registers and pre-built risk sets to track status. GetCybr adds AI-driven, FAIR-based financial-impact risk scoring — quantifying what a risk means to the business in monetary terms.
See FAIR-based risk scoring →Vendor-Neutral LLM Choice
ControlMap is part of the ScalePad suite. GetCybr is platform-agnostic; cloud BYOK supports OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, and Anthropic, while Sovereign self-host supports a local LLM.
See BYOK and Sovereign options →Published, Modelable Pricing
Standard has a $0 platform fee. Its five published products are Monitor $49/client/month, Audit $99/client/month, Comply $199/client/month, Brand $99/account/month, Connect $99/account/month. Gap Analysis is a platform capability, not a priced product. Enterprise bundles Brand and Connect and adds a quoted edition fee; its engagement subtotal is calculable, but its final total remains incomplete until that fee is known.
See the pricing builder →Sovereign, Self-Hosted Deployment
ControlMap is SaaS, with a GovCloud hosting option (vendor-hosted) for eligible clients. GetCybr's Enterprise edition includes sovereign, self-hosted deployment on the MSP's own infrastructure.
See Enterprise deployment →What ControlMap Does Well
An honest comparison starts with what the other platform actually does well, verified on scalepad.com.
40+ Automated Integrations
ControlMap lists 40+ integrations across cloud, identity, security, and the MSP stack that feed controls automatically — genuine evidence automation.
GovCloud Hosting Option
ControlMap offers GovCloud hosting for defense-industrial-base clients — a real, if narrow, data-residency accommodation beyond standard SaaS regions.
Published Per-Tenant Pricing
ControlMap publishes dollar amounts per tenant per month: Free ($0), Essentials ($99), Pro ($299) — transparent tiered pricing.
ScalePad Lifecycle Integration
Compliance gaps route directly into ScalePad Lifecycle Manager remediation initiatives — useful if you already run ScalePad tooling.
How the Two Platforms Differ
Where a fact isn't published on scalepad.com, we say so rather than guess.
| Feature | ControlMap | GetCybr |
|---|---|---|
| MSP-native architecture | Yes — multi-client, MSP-built | Yes — multi-tenant, built for portfolios |
| Self-hosted deployment | SaaS, with a GovCloud hosting option (vendor-hosted) for defense-industrial-base clients | Included with Enterprise |
| Data residency control | Vendor-managed regions, plus GovCloud for eligible clients | Your own infrastructure — meets data-residency requirements |
| AI risk quantification | Risk registers + pre-built risk sets; a "Copilot" AI feature is in beta | Financial-impact risk scoring, AI-driven |
| LLM options | Not published beyond the beta Copilot feature | Cloud BYOK or Sovereign local LLM |
| Ecosystem lock-in | Tied to ScalePad (Lifecycle Manager) | Platform-agnostic — no suite lock-in |
| Pricing model | Published per-tenant/month: Free ($0), Essentials ($99), Pro ($299) | Client engagements + account add-ons, public rates |
| TPRM included | Not published | Included in the Comply product |
| Custom frameworks | Not enumerated; custom frameworks available on request | Brand ($99/account/month); included with Enterprise |
| White-label reporting | Not published | Brand ($99/account/month); included with Enterprise |
GetCybr Comply is platform software only; the human vCISO is supplied and priced separately.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of early 2026. ControlMap is a product of ScalePad. Feature availability may vary by plan.
When ControlMap May Be the Better Fit
- You already run ScalePad Lifecycle Manager and want compliance gaps to route directly into existing remediation workflows.
- A defense-industrial-base client specifically needs GovCloud hosting, and that regional option meets your requirement.
- You want published, dollar-denominated per-tenant pricing at three simple tiers without a sales call.
When GetCybr May Be the Better Fit
- You need to run the platform on your own infrastructure for strict data-residency requirements.
- You want financial-impact (FAIR-based) risk scoring instead of risk registers alone.
- You want vendor-neutral LLM choice (cloud BYOK or a local model on Enterprise) rather than a single-vendor AI feature.
Questions to Ask Any Vendor
These apply whether you're evaluating ControlMap, GetCybr, or anyone else.
- Can I see exact, dollar-denominated pricing before I talk to sales?
- Does the platform support multiple client organisations with data isolation, or is it built for one organisation?
- Is white-label or branded reporting available, and at which tier?
- Can I deploy on my own infrastructure, or only in a vendor-managed cloud region?
- Does adopting this platform lock me into a broader vendor suite, or is it standalone?
ControlMap Pricing vs GetCybr Pricing
As of 16 September 2026, ControlMap publishes per-tenant, per-month pricing: Free ($0), Essentials ($99), Pro ($299). GetCybr publishes Monitor $49/client/month, Audit $99/client/month, Comply $199/client/month, Brand $99/account/month, Connect $99/account/month. Standard has a $0 platform fee. 0% below 10, 10% at 10–24, and 20% at 25+ combined Monitor + Audit + Comply units; annual prepay applies a further 15% after the volume discount, including Brand and Connect; add-ons receive no volume discount. Gap Analysis is a platform capability, not a priced product. Enterprise bundles Brand and Connect and adds a quoted edition fee; its engagement subtotal is calculable, but its final total remains incomplete until that fee is known.
Use the public Standard pricing builder without sharing your details, then email the configured estimate to receive a compact client-engagement business case.
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