Partner with Üsta

Bring a number into the cyber conversations you already have.

Üsta partners with the firms that carry, place and manage cyber risk for other businesses. Each of them reaches a point where the conversation needs a monetary figure. That is the point Üsta is built for.

How a Partnership Produces Work

Three ways, over one relationship.

Most partner programmes move business in one direction. Ours moves it both ways, and gives you something to use in between.

01

Use the number in your own work

Bring Üsta's loss estimate into an underwriting file, a placement, a proposal or an advisory report. Security firms can run an independent estimate themselves on the companies they are selling to.

02

Introduce clients who need it

Where your work puts you in front of businesses that need their cyber exposure in financial terms, ahead of a renewal, a credit decision, a supplier assessment or a board report, you make the introduction and Üsta runs the assessment.

03

Receive the work it points to

Every assessment ends in a ranked list of the improvements worth most in reduced expected loss. Where one sits in your specialism and the client agrees, they are introduced to you having already seen what it is worth.

How We Partner

The rules that make the number worth using.

Independent by design

The model does not know who referred a client or who is selling what, and no result is adjusted for who is asking. A partner's credibility rests on that independence, so it is not negotiable.

Üsta's name stays on the number

Outputs are Üsta-branded and carry their basis, so anyone downstream can see who produced the figure and how. Your firm is named as the partner who brought it.

One client, served by both of us

A client you introduce works with Üsta on the assessment and with you on everything it informs. The underwriting, the advice and the recommendation stay with you.

Terms agreed once, in writing

Licence, referral and delivery terms are set out plainly before either side commits, so the relationship can run without renegotiating every introduction.

Getting Started

From a first call to a first client.

01

Conversation

What you do, who you serve, and which of the three ways above actually applies to your business.

02

Terms

The arrangement that fits, agreed and set out in writing before either side commits.

03

Onboarding

A working session on the outputs, how a referral reaches you, and how to read and explain a result.

04

First client

One named client, run end to end, so both sides see the relationship working before it scales.

Let's work out where this fits.

Every partnership is shaped around what you already do and who you already serve.