Drata Pricing, Features and SOC 2 Frameworks (2026)

Drata is a compliance automation and GRC platform from San Diego, founded in 2020, that centers on continuous control monitoring. It lists startups, mid-market companies and enterprises as target buyers, along with organizations running several frameworks at once, so its SOC 2 tooling sits inside a broader program-management product.

For SOC 2, the platform monitors controls on an ongoing basis and gathers evidence into Audit Hub, a workspace where auditors review what has been collected. Drata does not perform audits; customers work with independent CPA firms through the Drata Audit Alliance. Support is delivered through customer success managers and Compliance Advisors, backed by in-app chat and self-serve training. Buyers can also build custom frameworks, use AI Questionnaire Assistance for security reviews, and publish a Trust Center built on SafeBase, which Drata acquired in February 2025.

The framework catalog runs to about 30, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, CMMC, FedRAMP, ISO 42001, NIST 800-53, DORA and NIS2, and roughly 300 integrations are available. Policy templates and vendor risk management are included. Drata does not publish pricing. Third-party data from 233 purchases puts annual spend between about $9,500 and $67,000, with a median near $25,000. The product holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating on G2 across 1,397 reviews.

Teams expecting to add frameworks over time, or that want auditors working inside the same system as their evidence, are natural candidates for a shortlist. The main thing to pin down is cost. With quote-only pricing and a wide spread in reported contracts, it helps to request a quote that separates platform fees from the CPA firm's audit fee, since the audit is billed on its own, and to ask how pricing scales as headcount or framework count grows.