End to end, fixed scope
GDPR Compliance Services for UK Organisations
GDPR compliance services that run from assessment to a defensible position: a gap analysis or audit to establish where you stand, a costed remediation programme to close the gaps, and fixed-scope ongoing support to keep you there. Delivered in-house by CyPro's data protection consultants, priced up front, and scoped as projects rather than an open-ended commitment.
How it runs
Compliance as a project, not a subscription
Most organisations arrive here because someone outside the business asked a question they could not evidence: a customer's due diligence questionnaire, an insurer wanting proof, or a regulator's expectation they had not met. GDPR compliance services answer that with a clear programme of work rather than a standing charge.
The work runs in three phases, each scoped and fixed-fee, so you commission only what you need and always know what the next step costs before you take it.
The three phases
- Assessment. Where you stand today: a gap analysis or full GDPR audit against the UK GDPR and the ICO's accountability framework, with every finding evidenced rather than asserted.
- Remediation. The findings turned into a costed, prioritised programme of work: the policies, records, DPIAs and technical changes that close the gaps, delivered with you rather than handed over as a list.
- Ongoing support. Fixed-scope support after the project lands: refreshing your records of processing, reviewing new DPIAs and keeping your position current as your business and the law change.
What is included
What a GDPR compliance project includes
Six strands of delivery. You commission the ones the assessment shows you need, scoped and priced as a single engagement, and delivered by the consultants who scoped it.
GDPR gap analysis
A structured read of your current position against the UK GDPR, so you know exactly what is compliant and what is not before any money is spent on fixing it.
GDPR audit
A deeper, evidence-referenced audit against the ICO accountability framework, suitable for answering a customer's due diligence questionnaire or an insurer's questions.
DPIAs
Data protection impact assessments for the high-risk processing that Article 35 requires them for, written to a standard that stands up to ICO scrutiny.
Records of processing
Your Article 30 record of processing activities built or brought up to date, mapped to the lawful bases, retention periods and data flows behind each activity.
Policies and procedures
The policies, notices and internal procedures the regulation expects, written for how your organisation actually works rather than lifted from a template.
Remediation and rollout
The prioritised programme that turns the findings into a defensible compliance position, including staff briefings so the changes hold once we step back.
Indicative pricing
Fixed fees, published up front
The GDPR market is quote-only almost everywhere. We set out indicative fixed-fee "from" prices instead, so you can plan before you speak to anyone. Each figure is a starting price, set by organisation size and data complexity, and confirmed at scoping.
- GDPR gap analysis from £1,950
- GDPR audit from £2,950
- DPIA (single assessment) from £1,450
- Full GDPR compliance project from £6,500
Full compliance projects run to around £20,000 for mid-market organisations. All figures are indicative, exclude VAT and are scoped per engagement.
The full published prices, by organisation size
Quick answers
GDPR compliance services, answered
What do GDPR compliance services actually cover?
End-to-end project work to bring an organisation into line with the UK GDPR and keep it there: an assessment of where you stand, a remediation programme that closes the gaps, and fixed-scope ongoing support once the position is defensible. In practice that means a gap analysis or audit, DPIAs, your record of processing, the policies and procedures the regulation expects, and the rollout that makes the changes stick. Every strand is delivered in-house by CyPro's data protection consultants.
Are these delivered as fixed-scope projects or an ongoing retainer?
As fixed-scope projects. The scope, the deliverables and the fixed fee are agreed before any work starts, so you know what you are buying and what it costs. Ongoing support is offered as its own fixed-scope arrangement to keep your records and DPIAs current, not as an open-ended commitment. This is project consultancy: it is not a data protection officer retainer, which is a separate statutory arrangement.
How much do GDPR compliance services cost?
Everywhere else in the market the price stays behind a call from start to finish, so we choose to set out indicative fixed-fee 'from' prices instead. A gap analysis starts from £1,950, an ICO-framework audit from £2,950, a single DPIA from £1,450, and a full compliance project from £6,500, each scaled by organisation size and data complexity. The figures are indicative and scoped per engagement, and the pricing page sets out the full table by organisation size.
Do we need the full project, or can we start smaller?
You can start with a gap analysis or an audit alone: it tells you where you stand and what a full project would involve before you commit to one. Many organisations begin there, then commission the remediation once they can see the priorities and the cost. The scoping call establishes whether you need the end-to-end project or a single strand.
Fixed scope, priced up front
Scope your GDPR compliance project
A free 45 minute call, taken by a data protection consultant, establishes where you stand, whether you need a single strand or the full project, and the fixed fee to put it right.