SOC 2 for startups, $199 a month

The report most enterprise buyers ask a software vendor for first. A SOC 2 Type 2 report is issued by an independent licensed U.S. CPA firm, never by us. We build the program, the policies and the evidence behind it.

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$199 a monthThe software, cancel any time
Attestation reporta SOC 2 Type 2 report
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IndependentIssued by an independent licensed U.S. CPA firm

What you get for SOC 2

The same platform every framework runs on, pointed at this one: your answers, your evidence, your documents.

Trust Services Criteria mappingEvery questionnaire answer maps to the Security criteria, with Availability and Confidentiality added when your buyers require them.
Policies drafted from your answersThirteen policies written from what you told us about your stack and team, not a template with your logo dropped in.
Evidence binder and system descriptionScreenshots, exports and access reviews collected per control, plus the system description the CPA firm reads first.

How SOC 2 runs here

In this order, with the handoff to the certification body at the end.

  1. Step 1

    Answer the questionnaire

    about 15 minutes for the half that returns your score. You describe your infrastructure, people and vendors once, and every later artifact is built from those answers.

  2. Step 2

    Review the gap analysis

    A deterministic pass compares your answers to each criterion and lists what is missing, so you know the work before you commit to an examination.

  3. Step 3

    Close gaps and build the binder

    Policies are drafted for you to edit and approve, then evidence is collected against each control until the binder is complete.

  4. Step 4

    Hand off to the CPA firm

    An independent licensed U.S. CPA firm examines the package. Type 1 covers a single date; Type 2 covers an observation period, usually three to twelve months.

What SOC 2 costs

The software price is published. Audits go through our preferred pricing program, and you see the price in your account before you book.

$199 a month, cancel any time

Or $2,189 a year, pay for eleven months, get twelve. That covers the intake, the gap analysis, your policies, the evidence and the finished package.

Access to our preferred pricing program. The software does most of the work, so the auditor only has to verify evidence that arrives prepared. We negotiate the fee on your behalf.

Audits go through our preferred pricing program, and we negotiate the fee on your behalf, for Type 1 and Type 2 alike. Audits unlock after four paid months on monthly, or right away on yearly.

Platforms and audit firms publish $7,500 to $60,000 for the same first year.

Type 2 requires an observation period before the CPA firm can issue the report, so the audit can only start once that period has run.

cybersoftware is not a CPA firm. SOC 2 examinations are performed by independent licensed U.S. CPA firms.

SOC 2 questions

What buyers ask, and what the work actually involves.

The software is $199 a month, cancel any time, or $2,189 a year with one month free. You get access to our preferred pricing program for the audit itself, and you see the audit price in your account before you book.
Type 1 and Type 2 audits go through our preferred pricing program. The software does most of the work, so the independent licensed CPA firm only has to verify evidence that arrives prepared, and we negotiate the fee on your behalf. You see the price inside the app once your plan is eligible, and a Type 2 also needs its observation window to have run. We do not publish a figure for them.
An independent licensed U.S. CPA firm. cybersoftware is not a CPA firm and does not sign anything. It prepares your company so the examination goes smoothly.
Type 1 shows your controls were designed properly on a single date and usually answers a first security questionnaire. Type 2 shows they operated over a period, and most enterprise buyers want it by renewal.
No. It is an attestation report issued by a CPA firm under CPA attestation standards. You share it under a non-disclosure agreement with buyers who ask, and it is refreshed each year.
Almost certainly not. SOC 1 covers internal control over financial reporting and exists for payroll processors, claims administrators and anyone whose service feeds a client ledger. If your buyers ask about breaches and uptime rather than their financial statements, SOC 2 is the one.

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Tell us where you are with SOC 2 and we will tell you what is left.

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