Comp AI Pricing, Features and SOC 2 Frameworks (2026)

Founded in 2025 and based in San Francisco, Comp AI is a young entrant that takes an unusual route: an open-core AI compliance automation platform released under the AGPLv3 license, with a codebase that can be self-hosted. It targets startups, budget-minded teams and AI-native companies working toward SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA or GDPR.

The SOC 2 workflow leans on automation, supported by dedicated experts reachable through one-on-one Slack channels. Comp AI does not bundle the audit by default. Audit, penetration testing and trust center scope are each optional components of a quote, and customers can use any accredited auditor. The platform also offers AI agent pentesting, an approach that differs from traditional manual testing and is worth understanding before it is relied on for an audit.

Coverage extends to about 25 frameworks, including PCI DSS, FedRAMP and ISO 42001. The integration catalog is large at more than 580 connections, and the product includes a trust center, policy templates, vendor risk management and questionnaire automation. Comp AI has a 4.7 out of 5 rating on G2, drawn from 73 reviews. The vendor states it has no rate card and quotes based on frameworks, headcount and timeline; earlier third-party figures of roughly $5,000 to $10,000 are described as no longer current, so no reliable price signal is public.

Engineering-led teams that want visibility into the source code, or the option to run the platform on their own infrastructure, have a clear reason to consider Comp AI. The trade-offs come from its youth: a short operating history and a relatively small review base give buyers less to go on than with longer-established vendors. It is worth clarifying how AGPLv3 licensing applies to any self-hosted modifications, what the Slack support commitment covers, and which quote components are required for a complete SOC 2 engagement.