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AI-Native Security Assurance Platform for CISOs
TrustCloud provides an AI-native GRC platform that automates compliance for frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA. It offers continuous control monitoring, evidence collection, and risk reporting to help organizations achieve audit readiness. The platform supports SMBs and enterprises in turning security into a revenue driver.
Framework coverage: SOC 2 type 1, SOC 2 type 2, iso 27001, hipaa, pci dss, gdpr, fedramp, hitrust, cmmc.
Integrations: aws, azure, gcp, okta, jira, slack, servicenow, github, datadog, salesforce.
TrustCloud supports SOC 2 (Type 1 and Type 2), ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, FedRAMP, HITRUST, and CMMC. The platform's AI-native approach enables continuous monitoring across all active frameworks from a single control set.
TrustCloud publishes a free tier for startups with fewer than 50 employees covering one framework, with paid plans starting at $5,000 per year for SMB compliance automation (TrustOps). Mid-market and enterprise pricing is value-based and quote-driven, priced per module and usage volume.
TrustCloud is positioned for startups, SMBs, and mid-market companies that want to turn security compliance into a revenue driver. Its free tier makes it particularly accessible for early-stage companies just starting their compliance journey, while paid tiers scale to more complex programs.
TrustCloud does not publish a specific time-to-audit figure on its website. For startups using its guided workflow and continuous monitoring, SOC 2 Type 1 readiness typically takes 4–8 weeks of active work; a Type 2 observation period then runs a minimum of 3 months. This is a general estimate.
Yes. TrustCloud has an auditor marketplace feature. Named audit firm partners include Prescient Assurance, Johanson Group LLP, and Insight Assurance, which customers can access through the platform.
The most frequently compared alternatives to TrustCloud are Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe. TrustCloud's key differentiator is its free entry tier and CISO-focused positioning; the alternatives tend to offer deeper integration catalogs and larger auditor networks at higher price points.