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SPRS Score Estimator

Estimate your SPRS score before you report it.

Enter open gaps across the 107 fixed-weight requirements. See a planning range that leaves MFA and encryption unassessed, plus what needs review before you report a score. Nothing leaves your browser.

Free toolPlanning arithmetic, not an assessment
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Step 1 of 1 · fixed-weight gaps, planning range

Enter your fixed-weight gaps. Review what remains unknown.

No sign-in for the illustrative estimate or its download. A platform demo can help you scope a further evaluation of requirement gaps, evidence, and review ownership.

A current, complete SSP (§3.12.4) is required to complete an assessment. Absent or partial means planning arithmetic only.

Enter a whole count, including 0. Exclude MFA (3.5.3) and FIPS cryptography (3.13.11); those variable deductions are separate.

Each fixed gap deducts 3. Exclude MFA and encryption even when their partial-implementation deduction would be 3.

Each deducts 1. Named one-point requirements can be excluded from a POA&M; counts alone cannot establish eligibility.

DoD Basic assessment and CMMC certification are different paths. These counts establish neither result.

Enter your SSP status and all three counts

Use whole numbers within each tier limit, including 0 for no entered gaps. Blank or invalid counts remain unknown; they are not treated as implemented.

Your estimate will appear here

Enter all three fixed-weight counts to see planning bounds, the effect of the unassessed MFA/FIPS requirements and the review needed before reporting a score. No POA&M or certification status is inferred.

Next step

Connect this estimate to a review of your evidence.

Explore the supported platform workflow with illustrative data. Agree the requirements, evidence sources, and review owners before an evaluation; official scoring and assessment obligations remain with the appropriate company and assessor.

Illustrative self-estimate, not an official SPRS submission or a C3PAO assessment. DoD Assessment Methodology and 32 CFR 170.21. Method and sources shown above.