Strac Comply Pricing, Features and SOC 2 Frameworks (2026)

Strac, a Seattle company founded in 2021 and better known for data loss prevention and DSPM, offers Strac Comply as its compliance automation product. The pitch is aimed at startups and cost-conscious teams: published pricing, an AI-first workflow, and an optional plan that bundles the SOC 2 audit itself rather than leaving buyers to source an auditor.

That bundle is the main differentiator. The All-in plan, listed at $7,495 per year, includes Strac's audit team and a SOC 2 report issued by an independent partner CPA firm, plus a human penetration test. The Platform plan, at $4,995 per year, covers the software without the audit. A 14-day free trial is available. Day-to-day guidance comes through an AI vCISO accessible in Slack or the dashboard; a human support model is not published, and no expert guidance service is listed.

The product leans heavily on AI. It offers an MCP server with more than 70 tools for coding agents, AI questionnaire answering that exports responses back into the original Excel files, and automated AI penetration testing. It supports about 30 frameworks, among them SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, HIPAA, HITRUST, FedRAMP and CMMC, and lists roughly 40 integrations. A Trust Center, policy templates and vendor risk management are included, and it can be paired with Strac's DLP product.

Early-stage companies that want one predictable annual cost for software and audit, and that are comfortable working through AI tooling, have a clear reason to evaluate it. The gaps are around validation and depth: there is no Strac Comply-specific G2 page, so no independent rating exists yet, and the 40-integration catalog is modest. Confirm which CPA firm issues the report and whether it covers Type I or Type II, check that your core systems are supported, and find out what human help is available if the AI guidance falls short.