You're about to sign a document
saying your site is secure.
Nobody checks it. Not the PCI Council, not your bank — it sits in a file until the day you're breached, and then a forensic investigator reads it very carefully. Safeey helps you find out whether it's true before you sign.
Free. No card. Takes about ten minutes.
Work out which questionnaire you actually need
SAQ A, A-EP or D — it depends entirely on how card details reach your payment provider. Merchants get this wrong constantly, and picking the wrong one voids the whole exercise.
Answer it in plain English
The official form is written for auditors. We ask the same things the way a developer would understand them, and tell you what evidence to keep for each one.
See what a scan would actually find
Most of the form is you attesting. For the parts that are technical — TLS, default credentials, payment-page scripts, tamper detection — Safeey scans your site and shows you the real answer.
Fix the gaps, then sign
You get a gap list with what to do about each one. Then you complete the official SAQ knowing it's true.
What this is, and what it isn't
What Safeey does
- Works out which SAQ applies to you, and explains why
- Translates the requirements into questions you can actually answer
- Tells you what evidence to keep for each one
- Scans your site so the technical answers are real, not guesses
- Gives you a gap list before you commit to anything
What Safeey doesn't do
- Make you PCI compliant — only you can attest to that
- Replace the official SAQ, which you download free from the PCI SSC
- Produce an official ASV scan report — that must come from a vendor on the PCI SSC's ASV list
- Replace a QSA if your setup needs one
We'd rather tell you this up front than have you find out at your assessment. Safeey is a readiness tool: it makes the form survivable, it doesn't sign it for you.
Find out where you stand
Ten minutes, free, and you'll know exactly what you're dealing with.
Start your assessment →