Servicely Risk Management Pricing - $57.78 per named user per month
$57.78 per named user per month is the number to build a risk-function budget around. Servicely Risk Management Pricing has to be read off the licence rather than off a price list, because the vendor has never published a figure for the risk module itself. The licence that applies is the Named Enterprise Licence at £65.00 per named user per month — $82.55 at the rate Stackingo quotes in — and through Stackingo, an authorised Servicely reseller, that licence costs $57.78 per named user per month, up to 30% below list, across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
The short version of Servicely Risk Management Pricing
Know what kind of number you are holding before you use it. Risk Management is a live Servicely solution — the vendor describes it as centralising risk data and automating assessments — but it is absent from the portfolio of applications table in the price document Servicely filed with the UK Digital Marketplace in May 2024, which places it later than the only public price list in existence. Nothing risk-specific has ever been published anywhere. So the figure below is the Named Enterprise Licence rate of £65.00 per named user per month, or $82.55, applied on the strength of Servicely's own categorical statement that it sells two licence types and that the Enterprise one covers all applications, no add-ons, no hidden licensing extras. Stackingo takes that to $57.78. Use it as a well-grounded planning figure, not a quoted price, and get the scope confirmed before it enters a signed budget.
Licence | List (per named user, per month, 3-year term) | Stackingo (per named user, per month) | Notes |
Named Enterprise Licence | $82.55 | $57.78 (save 30%) | Licenses the named user to all applications. This is the SKU risk management falls under, on the vendor's all-inclusive licensing statement — verified list price, inferred module attribution |
Named ITSM Licence | $69.85 | $48.89 (save 30%) | Scoped to the IT service management applications only. Shown for context: it is not the licence a risk or compliance user would be put on |
On the Enterprise line the Stackingo position is worth $24.77 per named user per month. Two things sit alongside that: the published band runs from £48.00 to £65.00 per named user per month, so volume can move the list rate independently of the reseller discount, and no amount of arithmetic settles the scope question. Whether today's risk module is fully inside the Enterprise licence is a question for Servicely, and Stackingo asks it during quoting rather than after signature.
How the Servicely Risk Management plans differ
Set the two licences side by side and the shape becomes obvious. The Named Enterprise Licence is $82.55 per named user per month at list and $57.78 through Stackingo; the Named ITSM Licence is $69.85 at list and $48.89 through Stackingo. The cheaper line looks tempting until you notice it buys a different thing entirely — the IT service management block, which risk management sits outside. There is no plan ladder for risk here, and no module SKU to compare. What exists is a licence, Servicely Risk Management volume pricing and a term, arranged like this:
Named Enterprise Licence — $82.55 list / $57.78 with Stackingo, per named user per month. The all-applications licence, and the one risk management falls under on the vendor's stated model. Any user working in the risk register should appear on this line of your quote.
Named ITSM Licence — $69.85 list / $48.89 with Stackingo, per named user per month. Restricted to the IT service management applications. Cheaper, but not a route to the risk capability — it helps only where part of your user base genuinely never leaves the service desk.
Volume band — £48.00 to £65.00 per named user per month at list. Published as a range on the Digital Marketplace listing, so a large deployment can reach a lower list rate before the Stackingo discount goes on top of it.
Confidence caveat — get the risk scope in writing. The licence price is documented; the inclusion of the current risk module within it is inferred. Ask Servicely to confirm it in the order form, and treat any answer that introduces an uplift as a change to these figures.
That final bullet is not boilerplate. Risk and security capabilities are precisely the kind of thing competing vendors carve out and charge for separately, so a licensing model that says otherwise is a commercial advantage worth documenting rather than assuming. It costs nothing to ask and it is awkward to raise later. Stackingo puts the question to the vendor as part of the quoting process, which is the point at which the answer still has somewhere useful to go.
How are Servicely Risk Management licenses assigned and reassigned?
Work it at the size of a real function. Ten named users in a risk team, each carrying a $24.77 monthly gap between list and the Stackingo rate, is $297.24 a year per person and $14,862.00 across the three-year term. Those Servicely Risk Management licenses are named rather than concurrent, so that arithmetic is driven by one input only: how many people in the second line of defence need to be named. Count them properly before you scope, because nothing else in this model changes what you pay. Assessors, control owners and anyone maintaining the register all count; occasional readers usually do not.
Named licensing also makes reassignment an administrative act. A leaver's licence is reclaimed and issued to their replacement; someone moving from the service desk into a compliance role moves from the ITSM licence onto the Enterprise one, since risk management is outside the ITSM block. That split is the honest basis for the price on this page, and it deserves to be stated as what it is — an inference from the vendor's own all-applications wording, drawn about a module that postdates the only public price list Servicely has ever issued.
Servicely Risk Management subscription: what you are actually paying for
Most GRC platforms meter the work: assessment credits, control counts, register capacity, a charge per framework mapped. A Servicely Risk Management subscription does none of that. It is a subscription to the platform under the Named Enterprise Licence, billed per named user per month on a three-year term with payment falling annually at the start of each contract year, and risk management is one of the applications that licence unlocks rather than a separately metered product. Run a handful of assessments or run them continuously: at the licence level the marginal cost is zero. What it costs is your team's time.
That also explains why there is no separate line to hunt for, and the hunt was genuinely conducted. Servicely's own site has no pricing page — the URL returns a 404. The G-Cloud 14 filing and its live Digital Marketplace listing carry no risk line. The AWS, Azure and Google Cloud marketplaces show no Servicely listing at all. Australian government tender records surfaced no relevant contract notice, and the usual review platforms show no price card. Had a risk-specific figure ever been published, one of those places would hold it.
What should a Servicely Risk Management reseller do for you?
Start with the money, because it is the easy half. Every named user on the Enterprise licence carries $24.77 a month between the $82.55 list rate and the $57.78 Stackingo rate, and that gap holds across the term rather than lapsing at the first renewal. Stackingo is an authorised Servicely Risk Management reseller issuing genuine Named Enterprise Licences at up to 30% off list with a contractual floor of 10%, so the discount arithmetic is the part you can check on a calculator before anybody talks to you, and it should be. A discount you cannot verify yourself is a discount you are taking on trust.
The harder half is scope. On a capability with no published price, a reseller's job goes beyond discounting the licence to pinning down in writing what that licence includes, so the risk function does not meet a gap halfway through implementation. A well-run quote shows the list price, the Stackingo price and the saving on one line, with the module scope confirmed rather than assumed. Across a three-year commitment, having both settled before signature is worth considerably more than a few points of headline discount. One of those things you can recover later; the other you cannot.
What happens when you buy Servicely Risk Management through Stackingo?
The order runs in a fixed sequence. You tell Stackingo how many named users the risk function needs and what you expect the module to cover. Stackingo takes the scope question to Servicely and gets it answered in writing. The Servicely Risk Management quote comes back with the Servicely list price, the Stackingo price and the saving shown together, alongside that confirmation. You confirm the named-user numbers, and genuine licences are provisioned on your Servicely tenant as a Named Enterprise Licence with managed onboarding. Nothing about that sequence is unusual — except that step two exists at all.
One thing changes the shape of it. If risk management is the reason you are looking at Servicely in the first place, rather than a capability being added to a deployment you already run, say so at the quote stage. A platform decision led by the risk function needs different questions answered before commitment than an expansion does, and raising that early is what keeps the three-year term from being signed on a set of assumptions nobody wrote down. Stackingo would rather have that conversation while the quote is still a draft, because a scope question raised in month one of a three-year term is an inconvenience and the same question raised in month eight is a renegotiation.
Why buy through a Servicely partner?
A partner, in the sense that matters here, is a company the vendor has authorised to sell and support its licensing — which carries a right of access to the vendor that a customer chasing a mailbox does not have. Stackingo is an authorised Servicely partner, and that status is what turns the up-to-30% position into a programme discount rather than a one-off negotiated for a single deal. The partnership spans the full Servicely catalogue, so risk management is licensed on the same terms and the same paper as everything else the platform runs, with no separate agreement to maintain.
For a module in this particular position, that right of access is the whole argument. When the capability you are buying has no public price, a partner who can go back to the vendor and return with a written answer is not offering a theoretical benefit — it is the difference between a documented entitlement and a hopeful assumption carried through a three-year term. The discount is worth having. The answer in writing is worth more, and only one of the two is easy to get on your own. That is the practical case for a Servicely Risk Management partner on this particular module, and it does not really apply to products whose prices are printed on a public page.
How a Servicely Risk Management distributor simplifies procurement
Distribution, stripped of the jargon, means one contract standing in place of several. Stackingo distributes Servicely across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, handling licence allocation, named-user changes, local-currency invoicing and renewal tracking under a single agreement. Risk functions in regulated sectors are frequently multi-jurisdictional, and consolidating the licensing behind one distributor removes a layer of contract administration that nobody in a second-line team has the hours for. Licence allocation stops being a per-country conversation and becomes a single line somebody owns, which is roughly the point of distribution in the first place.
There is a second, less obvious benefit: the record stays straight over time. Because the risk module is newer than the published price list, the documentation around it will keep moving, and having one party tracking what was confirmed, when, and by whom produces exactly the sort of evidence trail a risk function tends to be asked for by its own auditors. A team that spends its days demanding evidence from everybody else should probably hold some for its own licensing. Renewal dates, seat counts and the vendor's written answer on scope all live in the same place, and none of them depend on the memory of whoever handled the original order.
What does Servicely Risk Management cost in your currency?
Everything here descends from a sterling list price, so the rest of the table is arithmetic rather than policy. It restates the Named Enterprise Licence in the currencies Stackingo quotes in, which is enough to size a second-line budget line ahead of a formal quote. Rates are indicative and are fixed at the point the quote is issued.
Market | Currency | List (per month) | Stackingo (per month) |
Australia | AUD | A$125.48 | A$87.83 |
Austria | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Bahrain | BHD | BD31.04 | BD21.73 |
Belgium | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Bulgaria | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Croatia | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Cyprus | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Czechia | CZK | Kč1,898.65 | Kč1,328.94 |
Denmark | DKK | kr565.47 | kr395.79 |
England | GBP | £65.21 | £45.65 |
Estonia | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Finland | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
France | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Germany | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Greece | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Hungary | HUF | Ft29,305.25 | Ft20,511.90 |
Ireland | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Italy | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Kuwait | KWD | KD25.34 | KD17.74 |
Latvia | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Lithuania | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Luxembourg | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Malta | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Netherlands | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
New Zealand | NZD | NZ$137.03 | NZ$95.91 |
Northern Ireland | GBP | £65.21 | £45.65 |
Oman | OMR | OMR31.78 | OMR22.25 |
Poland | PLN | zł326.07 | zł228.23 |
Portugal | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Qatar | QAR | QR300.48 | QR210.32 |
Romania | RON | lei375.60 | lei262.90 |
Saudi Arabia | SAR | SR309.56 | SR216.68 |
Scotland | GBP | £65.21 | £45.65 |
Slovakia | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Slovenia | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Spain | EUR | €75.95 | €53.16 |
Sweden | SEK | kr866.78 | kr606.69 |
United Arab Emirates | AED | AED303.16 | AED212.20 |
United States | USD | $82.55 | $57.78 |
Wales | GBP | £65.21 | £45.65 |
Frequently asked questions
What should a risk function budget per named user?
No published price exists for the risk module. It falls under the Named Enterprise Licence at £65.00 per named user per month, or $82.55, which Stackingo supplies at $57.78 per named user per month — up to 30% below list. Confirm the module scope with Servicely before treating that as a firm quote.
Why has Servicely never published a risk module price?
Servicely has no pricing page, and the only public price table it has issued — the G-Cloud 14 filing from May 2024 — predates the risk module. Risk Management appears on the vendor's current solutions page but not in that 2024 portfolio table, so no module-level figure has ever been put out.
How solid is the $57.78 number?
The licence price behind it is solid: £65.00 per named user per month is Servicely's own published Enterprise rate. Attributing risk management to that licence is an inference from the vendor's statement that Enterprise covers all applications with no add-ons. It is the weakest attribution in the Servicely range and should be verified in writing.
Might Servicely charge an uplift for risk management?
The stated licensing model says no — two licence types, no add-ons, no hidden extras. But because the module postdates the published price list, that has not been confirmed for risk specifically. Stackingo puts the question to Servicely during quoting, so the answer arrives before signature rather than after.
Can the cheaper ITSM licence cover a risk user?
It cannot. The Named ITSM Licence at $69.85 list is scoped to the IT service management applications, and risk management sits outside that block. A named user in the risk function needs the Enterprise licence at $82.55 list, or $57.78 through Stackingo.
What does the billing cycle look like?
Per named user per month, on a three-year contract term, paid annually at the beginning of each contract year. There is no published monthly-rolling option and no usage meter, so the number of licensed users is the only variable that moves the bill.
Does Stackingo hold authorised Servicely reseller status?
Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Servicely reseller supplying genuine licences with managed provisioning, renewals and regional support across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, at up to 30% below Servicely list price with a contractual minimum of 10%.
Related Stackingo pricing guides
Servicely SecOps Pricing, Servicely ITSM Pricing, Servicely Vendor & Contract Management Pricing and Servicely ESM Pricing sit alongside this page and share the same licensing model, which makes them worth reading together rather than one at a time. The Servicely product page carries the transactional overview, or request a tailored quote with the module scope confirmed by the vendor.
Prefer this confirmed rather than inferred? Tell Stackingo how many named users your risk function needs and a tailored Servicely Risk Management Pricing quote follows — genuine Servicely licences, guaranteed discounts of up to 30%, module scope confirmed with the vendor and managed renewals, across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
