GRC Platform Pricing

Secureframe Cost 2026: The Published Platform and Framework Fees

Secureframe publishes two dimensions on AWS Marketplace, and one of them quietly settles a question that gets a lot of speculation: the framework line is priced for a choice of any framework, so the published price does not treat HIPAA differently from SOC 2. This page reproduces the dimensions exactly as listed and reads them against the vendors that publish at the same band.

Platform, up to 100 employees

$7,500

Listed per 12-month contract

First framework, any framework

$7,500

No published HIPAA premium

Source

AWS Marketplace, checked July 2026

What Secureframe publishes

Secureframe's AWS Marketplace listing carries a public pricing table with two lines: the platform itself, scoped to an employee band, and a first framework.

Secureframe on AWS Marketplace: the published dimensions

checked July 2026

Every figure below is priced per 12-month contract, read off the listing itself.

Dimension, as listedListed price
Access the Secureframe Platformup to 100 employees$7,500
First Frameworkchoice of any framework$7,500

Listed on AWS Marketplace (prodview-7cpg4l6nufwgq), checked July 2026. AWS shows no price-effective date on the pricing tab, so the check date is the provenance. These are the dimensions the listing publishes separately; it publishes no combined figure, so add only the lines your own scope needs. A marketplace list price is a real public fact; what the vendor actually sells at is not something we know.

The two lines are published separately and the listing publishes no combined figure, so there is no single number for what a Secureframe SOC 2 programme costs, and this page does not invent one. What you can do is read the platform line if your headcount fits the band, add the framework line if you need one framework, and treat anything beyond that as a quote.

The framework line is priced for any framework

Secureframe's framework dimension is worded on the listing as a choice of any framework at $7,500. That is a small piece of wording carrying a lot of weight for healthcare SaaS, because HIPAA is routinely discussed as though it must carry a premium over SOC 2. In Secureframe's published pricing it does not. Whatever framework you pick first, the listed line is the same.

Be precise about what that does and does not settle. It settles the published price of your first framework, whichever one it is. It says nothing about the price of a second framework, which the listing does not publish, so a SOC 2 plus HIPAA programme still needs a quote for the second line. And it says nothing about depth: how good a given HIPAA implementation is, is a product question, not a pricing question, and not one this page can answer from a rate card.

Whether Secureframe's HIPAA support is better than a competitor's is exactly the kind of claim that usually gets sourced to review aggregators, and this page will not launder one. Trial the product against your own Security Rule and Breach Notification requirements, ask each vendor to show you the evidence workflow, and decide from what you see. The one thing you can check without talking to anyone is the published price above.

Against the platforms that publish at the same band

Three vendors publish a platform dimension scoped to roughly 100 employees, which is the only clean like-for-like the listings support.

VendorPlatform, ~100 employeesFirst framework
Secureframe$7,500$7,500
Sprinto$7,500from $2,000
Drata$25,000$7,500

AWS Marketplace list prices per 12-month contract, checked July 2026. Each platform dimension is scoped by its own listing to around 100 employees, which is what makes these three comparable. Vanta and Scrut are absent because their published dimensions are scoped to a 20-employee band.

Secureframe and Sprinto list the same platform figure at this band, and both are well below Drata. Sprinto's framework line starts lower, but it is worded as a starting price on its own listing, so it is a floor rather than a like-for-like against Secureframe's fixed figure. On the published numbers, Secureframe is at the cheaper end of this band, not the premium end.

What the listing does not tell you

The platform dimension stops at 100 employees. Above that the listing is silent, and Secureframe points at a custom-pricing contact instead, which is the vendor telling you directly that the published number has a boundary. The second and third framework lines are not published, so multi-framework roadmaps cannot be costed from the listing. What the platform fee includes is not published either.

The audit is not on the listing, correctly, because Secureframe does not sell one. The SOC 2 examination is a separate CPA engagement quoted against your scope, and no firm publishes a rate card. The audit firms guide covers what actually moves that number, and healthcare SaaS SOC 2 cost covers what HIPAA adds to the scope on the audit side.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Secureframe cost per year?
Secureframe's AWS Marketplace listing publishes two dimensions, checked July 2026: access to the Secureframe platform at $7,500 per 12-month contract for up to 100 employees, and a First Framework line at $7,500 per 12-month contract for a choice of any framework. Those are separate published line items and the listing publishes no combined figure, so add the lines your own scope needs. Custom pricing is available through the listing contact.
Does adding HIPAA to Secureframe cost more than adding SOC 2?
Not according to the published listing. Secureframe's First Framework dimension is listed at $7,500 and is worded as a choice of any framework, so the published price does not distinguish HIPAA from SOC 2 or any other framework. That is a useful fact for healthcare SaaS, because it means the framework line can be budgeted from a public number rather than treated as an unknown premium. What the listing does not publish is the price of a second or third framework, so a SOC 2 plus HIPAA programme is not something the listing prices end to end. Ask for that in writing.
Is Secureframe cheaper than Drata?
On the published listings, at the band where the two are comparable, yes, on both lines. Secureframe, Drata and Sprinto each publish a platform dimension scoped to around 100 employees. Secureframe lists its platform at $7,500 and Drata lists its Platform Fee at $25,000, more than three times as much. On the framework line, Secureframe lists $7,500 for the first framework and Drata lists $7,500 flat per framework, which is level. These are marketplace list prices rather than what either vendor sells at, and both listings offer or invite a quote.
Does Secureframe include the audit fee?
No. Secureframe is a platform subscription. The SOC 2 examination is a separate engagement with a CPA firm, scoped and priced per engagement and fixed in an engagement letter. No CPA firm publishes a rate card, so unlike the platform line the audit fee cannot be looked up: it tracks your system boundary, the criteria in scope, Type 1 or Type 2, the observation window, and the state of your evidence. Budget the two lines as separate purchase decisions.
What is not published about Secureframe pricing?
Three things that matter. The platform dimension is scoped to 100 employees and the listing publishes nothing above that, so larger companies are reading a number written for someone else. The listing prices a first framework but not a second or third, so a multi-framework programme cannot be costed from it. And what the platform fee includes, including whether any named support engagement comes with it, is not on the listing. Those are quote questions, and the listing pointing at a custom-pricing contact is the vendor saying so itself.

Updated 2026-07-15