See what your managed security bill becomes at renewal after the provider's uplift, extra endpoints and new add-ons, before you sign the next term.
Enter your current annual fee, the uplift stated in the renewal notice or contract, any extra endpoints and their annual price, and new add-ons. The tool adds them up: increase = fee × uplift % + price per endpoint × extra endpoints; renewed fee = current fee + increase + add-ons.
Worked example (illustrative). A ₹4,50,000 MDR contract renews with an 8% uplift: ₹36,000. Ten new laptops at ₹6,000 each add ₹60,000, so the increase is ₹96,000. A higher log tier adds ₹60,000. The renewed fee is ₹4,50,000 + ₹96,000 + ₹60,000 = ₹6,06,000 before GST, about 35% more than last year, though the uplift itself was only 8%.
Other uses. The same tool works as an FX buffer for a platform billed in US dollars: put the rupee equivalent in the first field and a 3–5% buffer as the percentage. Uplifts compound: 8% a year for three years is about 26% in total, not 24%.
Limits. It does not model mid-term price changes, discounts that expire, or tiers that jump when you cross a log-volume limit. Negotiate a written uplift cap before the first term; see hidden costs and renewal traps.
Failure Patterns, Contracts and Official Sources
The charges that make managed security cost more than the quote — log overages, server multipliers, minimums, true-ups, onboarding, retests, travel, FX and renewal uplift — with illustrative sums.
