Security Tools & Assessments
This hub shows where to start, how the tools connect and which step to take next before you commit to a service model.
For most users, Security Review is the best first step. From there, you can move into cost planning, comparisons or more specialist reviews only where relevant.
Quick answer
SPS Security provides free online security tools including risk assessments, cost planners, guarding estimators and Martyn's Law readiness reviews. Start with the Security Review to understand your current setup, then use planning and comparison tools to refine the right service model. All tools are free, require no login and give instant results.
Start here if you want to understand your current setup.
For most users, Security Review is the default starting point before moving into costs, comparisons or specialist support.
Step 1: Review your current setup
Step 2: Plan or compare likely security costs
Step 3: Refine into the right service model
Security Review
Start here if you want to understand your current setup, sense-check likely gaps and get clearer on which service route should be considered next.
Book a Security ReviewSecurity Solutions Consultant
Talk to our AI advisor — describe your site and needs, get tailored guidance and a personalised security review report.
Open toolLocal Risk Snapshot
Use this early if local area context or recent incidents may affect what level of support you need before a fuller review.
Open toolSite Risk Check
Use this when you want a lighter first pass to sense-check site exposure before moving into a full Security Review.
Open toolBusiness Security Procedure Builder
Create a practical draft security procedure, staff checklist and gap review for your workplace, site or premises.
Open toolClient Reporting & Visibility
See how SPS delivers proof of attendance, incident visibility and management reporting.
Open toolWhere the other tools fit
Use lighter checks first if needed
Local Risk Snapshot and Site Risk Check help if you want quicker context before a full review.
Move into costs once fit is clearer
Cost Planner and Guarding Estimator help you understand likely spend before refining the service route.
Use comparison and specialist tools later
Comparator, hybrid review and specialist tools are best used once the next decision is more specific.
Plan likely costs, test alternatives and compare shortlisted models.
These tools help at different stages, so you do not need to use all of them in one go.
Security Cost Planner
Use this after review to build an indicative cost view across likely service routes before narrowing the model.
Open cost plannerGuarding Estimator
Use this when you specifically want to benchmark the likely cost of full guarding cover before reviewing alternatives.
Estimate guarding costsHybrid Security Review
Use this when you want to test whether a more proportionate mix of guarding, patrols or response could suit the site better than full guarding alone.
Open hybrid reviewSecurity Comparator
Use this to compare service models side by side once you already know which shortlist of options you want to weigh up.
Compare modelsUse specialist tools when you need a more focused next step.
Business Security Procedure Builder
Create a practical draft security procedure, staff checklist and gap review for your workplace, site or premises.
Open procedure builderSecurity Standards
Use this when you want to sense-check what good reporting, supervision and operational accountability should look like in practice.
View Security StandardsSecurity Tender Assistant
Use this if you are reviewing, specifying or retendering services and need help structuring buyer questions and requirements.
Open Tender AssistantMartyn’s Law Readiness Review
Use this for a fuller review of protective security readiness, role clarity, procedures and escalation planning.
Review Martyn’s Law ReadinessMartyn’s Law Awareness Check
Use this as a lighter starting point if you want an initial view of Martyn’s Law relevance before a deeper readiness review.
Start Awareness Check