The problem we saw
MyCMMC.org exists because small defense contractors are being asked to spend $100K+ on compliance documentation while trying to keep their shops running. We think there's a better way.
Over 220,000 companies need CMMC. Most are small businesses — machine shops, welding operations, electronics assemblers, engineering firms. The consultants who specialize in CMMC compliance charge $75K–$200K. GRC platforms are built for IT professionals, not shop owners. The DoD's own guidance reads like it was written by committee (because it was).
Small contractors — the people who actually manufacture the things that defend this country — are being left behind. Not because they're not capable. Because the system wasn't designed for them.
"The problem isn't that compliance is hard. It's that the compliance industry priced itself out of reach for the very companies it's supposed to serve."
What we do
We built a platform that generates CMMC compliance documentation customized to your specific operation — your industry, your CUI flows, your systems — and has it reviewed by credentialed CMMC practitioners before it reaches you.
The core insight: 80% of what consultants charge for is documentation. It's structured, repeatable work that follows the same framework for every contractor. Our system does that documentation generation from your specific inputs. A Registered Practitioner reviews it. You get the same deliverables at a fraction of the cost.
We generate complete, C3PAO-ready compliance documentation — built from your specific environment and verified by CMMC practitioners before delivery. If you need technical remediation beyond documentation, your gap analysis and POA&M give any qualified MSP a clear, scoped starting point.
What we believe
Compliance shouldn't bankrupt the small businesses the DoD depends on.
Documentation should reflect your actual operation — not a generic template with your name dropped in.
You should know exactly what you're paying for and why — no mystery scope, no hidden deliverables.
A machine shop owner shouldn't need a cybersecurity degree to understand their compliance obligations.
Independence matters. We don't sell consulting services, so our guidance isn't shaped by what's most profitable for us to recommend.
How we stay honest
Our practitioners are listed by name with real credentials, not as anonymous "our team." Our pricing is public. We tell you clearly what we handle and what we don't — including the fact that you'll still need to hire an MSP for technical remediation and book a C3PAO for the actual assessment.
We don't make money from consultant referrals. We don't benefit from making CMMC sound more complicated than it is. If the free resources on this site are enough to get you started, great — that's exactly what they're here for.