Best Trust Center Software (2026): Which Platforms Cloud Companies Run
Six platforms scored on trust centers. Sprinto leads at 84 out of 100 with a free one. SafeBase, which Drata owns, hosts 49 of 132 cloud company trust centers.
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The Audit Trail editorial desk
Updated Nov 13, 2026 · First published Nov 12, 2026
Score 5 of 5 on automated evidence, worth 20 of 100 points
Full marks on frameworks
6 of 6
The five core frameworks plus three or more of ISO 42001, NIST, FedRAMP or CMMC
Audit sold with the platform
1 of 6
The audit comes in the platform deal or from an affiliated audit firm
The best trust center software among the six platforms scored here is Sprinto, at 84 out of 100, and its Trust Center is free to any company. Vanta follows at 82 and includes a trust center with CRM-driven approvals in every plan from Essentials. Drata ranks third at 76 and owns SafeBase, which hosts 49 of the 132 trust centers that cloud companies run, more than any other platform.
132 of the 161 cloud companies run a trust center, counted on 2 October 2026. Self-built pages come second with 27, ahead of the 25 on Vanta and the 15 on Conveyor. Sprinto, Scrut and Thoropass host none of them.
Best for a trust center that shows the audits Thoropass ran for you
52/100
No list price.
Delivered in-platform by Thoropass Assurance, a licensed CPA firm
4.7/5 (585 G2)
What a trust center does
A trust center is a dedicated page where a company lists the frameworks it holds and shares its security documents. A buyer reads the open content, then requests the gated documents: the SOC 2 report, penetration test results and security questionnaires. 109 of the 114 trust centers that show how to get the SOC 2 report put it behind a form, a login, an NDA click or an email, and the trust center study has the full counts.
The platform decides how that gating works: who approves a request, whether an NDA is collected, how long access lasts and whether a CRM triggers the approval. That is what separates the six products below.
Which platforms host the trust centers
SafeBase hosts more of the 132 trust centers than any other platform, and Drata owns it. The count covers the trust center each company ran on 2 October 2026, whether it used a compliance platform or not.
Platform
Trust centers
Share of 132
SafeBase (Drata)
49
37%
Self-built
27
20%
Vanta-hosted
25
19%
Conveyor
15
11%
Whistic, TrustCloud and Wolfia
2 each
5% together
Secureframe and Akitra
1 each
2% together
Not identified
8
6%
Compliance platforms and trust center platforms overlap. Vanta and Secureframe host trust centers for other companies, and Drata does it through SafeBase. The trust center benchmark shows where a company’s own page sits against these 132.
How we ranked these
The six platforms below score 4 of 5 on Trust and questionnaires, the rubric criterion for a trust center or questionnaire tool, so the order comes from the overall score. The criteria run in priority order by weight, and the rubric lists the questions behind each. OneTrust earns no credit on Trust and questionnaires for its scored product, so it sits outside this ranking, and the OneTrust alternatives ranking covers the platforms that replace it.
Criterion
Weight
Automated evidence
20%
Framework coverage
15%
Audit path
15%
Pricing transparency
10%
Trust and questionnaires
10%
Vendor risk management
10%
Customisation
10%
User sentiment
10%
1. Sprinto: Best free trust center, open to companies that do not use Sprinto
84/100
Strong (70 to 84)
Sprinto features
Sprinto ranks first at 84 out of 100. Its Trust Center is free and open to any company that signs up with a work email, with no contract. Sprinto builds the page from the company's existing compliance data, and says most teams review it and go live in under an hour. Content can be public, private or gated behind access requests and NDAs, and the page takes the company's logo, colors and domain. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5, with AI questionnaire answering sold alongside it.
Best for
Best free trust center, open to companies that do not use Sprinto
2. Vanta: Best for gated documents that approve themselves through a CRM
82/100
Strong (70 to 84)
Vanta features
Vanta ranks second at 82. Every plan from Essentials includes a Trust Center, and Vanta also sells it as a standalone product. Vanta connects it to Salesforce, HubSpot, DocuSign and Ironclad to approve access to gated documents and collect NDAs without a person in the loop, and it can show real-time evidence of active controls beside the policies. Visitors can subscribe to security updates. Vanta hosts 25 of the 132 trust centers in the study. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5.
Best for
Best for gated documents that approve themselves through a CRM
Trust Center Advanced comes with the Professional plan. A separate AWS Marketplace listing sells the Trust Center on its own at $6,000 a year for 1 to 20 employees, and Trust Center Advanced at $10,000.
Strengths
400+ integrations
Most G2 reviews in the set
Covers every framework in our matrix
Limitations
No list price
Questionnaire answering is capped per plan
The largest integration catalog in the SOC 2 ranking, with 5 of 5 on vendor risk. Pricing transparency is its weakest criterion, since no price appears on its site. Its audit path scores 3 of 5.
3. Drata: Best for the platform behind the most trust centers
76/100
Strong (70 to 84)
Drata features
Drata ranks third at 76. Drata owns SafeBase, whose trust centers number 49 of the 132 in the study, more than any other platform. Drata's Trust Center is a self-serve page where visitors review the security posture and request access to documents, with structured requests, approvals and permissions behind each document. The page takes the company's branding, and AI questionnaire assistance sits next to it. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5.
Best for
Best for the platform behind the most trust centers
Strong on custom automation, vendor risk and a named network of audit firms. Drata has no list price and describes its integrations only as "hundreds", which holds its score down.
4. Secureframe: Best for a customizable trust center on the entry plan
75/100
Strong (70 to 84)
Secureframe features
Secureframe ranks fourth at 75. Its Fundamentals plan, from $7,500 a year, lists the Trust Center among its features. The page runs on a custom domain with the company's logo and colors, and custom fonts and CSS change the design further. Visitors self-serve documents or request the sensitive ones, and an admin approves or denies each request and enforces an NDA in the requests dashboard. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5, with AI questionnaire automation.
Best for
Best for a customizable trust center on the entry plan
Secureframe hosts 1 of the 132 trust centers in the study.
Strengths
The only starting list price in the set
Custom tests on the base plan
Deep federal coverage
Limitations
Vendor risk depth sits on the Complete plan
Higher plans show no price
The only vendor here with a real starting list price, and the deepest federal framework list. Vendor risk, audit path and pricing transparency are its weakest criteria, at 2 of 5 each.
5. Scrut: Best for NDAs, expiry dates and approval rules set at the door
72/100
Strong (70 to 84)
Scrut features
Scrut ranks fifth at 72. Its trust portal lets a company set NDAs, expiry dates and approval rules at entry, auto-approve and flag expired access. Documents are managed at the page level and at the control level, the portal runs on a custom domain, and visitors can subscribe to email notifications when it changes. AWS Marketplace lists the product as Trust Vault, an embeddable portal that shares audit status and security documents. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5, with automated questionnaire answering.
Best for
Best for NDAs, expiry dates and approval rules set at the door
Score
72/100
Pricing
No list price.
Audit
Partner-network auditors, with an Audit Center for evidence review
6. Thoropass: Best for a trust center that shows the audits Thoropass ran for you
52/100
Limited (35 to 54)
Thoropass features
Thoropass ranks sixth at 52. Its Trust Center puts up a branded site in one click and highlights the audits and attestations a company completed in Thoropass: SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, HITRUST and PCI DSS. Private documents need an access request. Visitors can sign an NDA in the portal by typing their name, which creates an auditable record before the documents are released. Trust and questionnaires scores 4 of 5.
Best for
Best for a trust center that shows the audits Thoropass ran for you
Score
52/100
Pricing
No list price.
Audit
Delivered in-platform by Thoropass Assurance, a licensed CPA firm
The overall score is 52, because vendor risk and customisation earn 0 of 5.
Strengths
The audit and the platform from one company
A trust center with NDA-gated documents
AI-powered security questionnaires
Limitations
No integration count
No credit for vendor risk tooling
No list price
The only vendor that delivers the audit itself, through its own licensed CPA firm. It scores 0 of 5 on vendor risk, customisation and pricing transparency, and 1 of 5 on automated evidence.
The vendors below are not among the six scored platforms. The order is not a ranking.
Conveyor hosts 15 of the 132 trust centers in the study. It sells an Agentic Trust Center, a self-serve portal with a built-in agent that answers customer questions around the clock. A company uploads security documents, sets its NDA requirements and configures access levels by audience.
Whistic hosts 2 of the 132. It sells a platform for assessing vendors and sharing a company’s own security posture, and it says buyers can view thousands of vendor trust centers inside it.
What a trust center costs
The prices run from free to bundled in a plan. Sprinto’s Trust Center costs nothing. Vanta lists a Trust Center in every plan from Essentials and an Advanced Trust Center in Professional. A separate AWS Marketplace listing sells the Trust Center on its own at $6,000 a year for 1 to 20 employees, a 12-month contract, and Trust Center Advanced at $10,000 for the same band. Secureframe lists the Trust Center on its Fundamentals plan, which starts at $7,500 a year. Drata, Scrut and Thoropass list no trust center price. The pricing study has the platform prices that cover a whole compliance program.
A company that wants the lowest cost can start free with Sprinto or build the page itself, as 27 of the 132 trust centers did. A company that wants approvals to run without a person can compare Vanta’s CRM integrations with Scrut’s expiry and auto-approve rules.
Who should buy which
Teams that want a trust center without a contract:Sprinto gives it away and builds it from the company’s compliance data.
Teams that sell through Salesforce or HubSpot:Vanta approves gated documents and collects NDAs through those CRMs and DocuSign and Ironclad.
Teams that want the platform that hosts the most trust centers:Drata owns SafeBase, which runs 37% of the trust centers in the study.
Teams that want one vendor for the audit and the page:Thoropass shows the audits it ran for the company on the same page.
Best for a trust center that shows the audits Thoropass ran for you
52/100
No list price.
Delivered in-platform by Thoropass Assurance, a licensed CPA firm
4.7/5 (585 G2)
Conclusion
Sprinto ranks first for trust center software at 84 out of 100. All six platforms score 4 of 5 on Trust and questionnaires, so the order comes from the overall score, and Sprinto’s Trust Center is free and open to companies outside its platform. Vanta (82) automates approvals through a CRM, Drata (76) owns the platform behind 49 of the 132 trust centers in the study, and Secureframe (75) puts a customizable trust center on its entry plan. Scrut (72) lets a company set NDAs and expiry dates at the door.
Sprinto ranks first at 84 out of 100 among the six platforms scored here, and its Trust Center is free to any company. Vanta is second at 82 with CRM-driven document approvals, and Drata is third at 76 and owns SafeBase, the platform behind 49 of the 132 cloud company trust centers in the study. Conveyor, outside the scored set, hosts 15.
What is a trust center?
A trust center is a dedicated page where a company lists the frameworks it holds and shares its security documents. 132 of the 161 cloud companies in the study run one. Visitors can read some content openly and request the rest.
How much does trust center software cost?
It ranges from free to bundled in a plan. Sprinto's Trust Center is free. Vanta lists a Trust Center in every plan from Essentials, and a separate AWS Marketplace listing sells the Trust Center at $6,000 a year for 1 to 20 employees and Trust Center Advanced at $10,000. Secureframe lists the Trust Center on a Fundamentals plan that starts at $7,500 a year. Drata, Scrut and Thoropass list no trust center price.
Which platform hosts the most trust centers?
SafeBase hosts 49 of the 132 trust centers in the study, 37%, and Drata owns SafeBase. 27 are self-built, Vanta hosts 25 and Conveyor hosts 15.
Can a customer download a SOC 2 report from a trust center?
Rarely. Of the 114 trust centers that show how to get the SOC 2 report, 5 let anyone download it. 86 use a request form.
Do I need a compliance platform to run a trust center?
No. Sprinto's Trust Center is open to companies that do not use Sprinto, 27 of the 132 trust centers in the study are self-built, and Conveyor sells a trust center on its own. A compliance platform can keep the page current from the compliance data it already holds.
