The first commercial engagement is a paid pilot delivery package.
CounterSwarm is not asking buyers to commit to a broad platform rollout first. The current wedge is a scoped readiness engagement that produces a concrete artifact set and a next-step decision.
Quick answer
Why start with a pilot instead of a broad deployment?
Because most teams need a credible baseline before they can justify procurement, integration work, or internal funding. The pilot creates that baseline without pretending the current product is already a live operational network.
Paid pilot delivery package
Procurement-lite readiness support
Board and consultant review artifact set
Clear handoff into next-step decisions
Delivery flow
Phase 1
Intake and scoping
Capture the facility profile, mission context, stakeholder list, and pilot success criteria.
Phase 2
Site modeling and scenario setup
Build the site model, define protected zones, and select approved readiness scenarios.
Phase 3
Assessment and report generation
Run the scenarios, review findings, and generate the readiness report and evidence package.
Phase 4
Incident workflow and debrief
Walk the response workflow, review remediation priorities, and decide on pilot expansion or follow-on study.
Risk exposure calculator
What does drone exposure cost your sector?
Estimate your facility's annual drone-incident exposure and see the pilot coverage ratio.
Exposure estimates are informed by Transport Canada, CNSC, OEB, and DND incident cost data. CounterSwarm is a readiness tool, not insurance or legal advice.
Deliverables
Modeled site and scenario context
Readiness report with methodology, findings, and remediation priorities
Incident workflow walkthrough and evidence review
Recommendation on continued pilot, expansion, or integration study
Who this is for
Defense consultants running readiness assessments
Government and public-sector teams evaluating drone-risk software
Critical-infrastructure operators that need a scoped first engagement
Security leaders who need a credible artifact set before a larger spend decision
