Audit firms with documented fieldwork timelines of 13 weeks (≈90 days) or less for a SOC 2 Type II engagement. Note: a Type II also requires an observation period before final fieldwork (the AICPA sets no fixed minimum; 3 to 12 months is common) — this list covers fieldwork and reporting speed only.
How we picked: Audit firms with documented fieldwork timelines of 13 weeks (≈90 days) or less for a SOC 2 Type II engagement. Note: a Type II also requires an observation period before final fieldwork (the AICPA sets no fixed minimum; 3 to 12 months is common) — this list covers fieldwork and reporting speed only.
We filtered for firms with a documented typicalTimelineWeeks value of 13 or less in our data set. A SOC 2 Type II also covers an observation window agreed with the auditor; the AICPA sets no fixed minimum length, and 3 to 12 months is common practice. This list measures how fast the firm completes fieldwork and reporting after the observation period closes. Firms without documented timelines were not ranked here.
Best for: Startups that have completed their observation period and need the fastest report turnaround
Pricing: Contact for pricing (fixed-fee available)
Best for: Teams that want an efficient, technology-assisted fieldwork process
Pricing: Documented range: $15,000–$75,000
Best for: Teams already on Vanta, Drata, or Secureframe that want a fast platform-integrated audit
Pricing: Contact for pricing
Best for: Startups and SMBs that want a documented timeline under 13 weeks
Pricing: Documented range: $15,000–$50,000
KPMG has a documented fieldwork timeline of 10 weeks — faster than KirkpatrickPrice — but its documented engagement range starts at $40,000 and goes to $150,000, making it less accessible for startups prioritizing speed on a budget. Firms without published timelines (Schellman, Barr Advisory, Prescient Assurance, Linford & Company) may well be fast, but we cannot rank them here from the data we have.