Sprinto Scorecard

Sprinto holds a first SOC 2 or ISO 27001 program and every framework added after it in one system. It scores 84 out of 100 on our rubric, the highest total in our SOC 2 compliance software ranking, ahead of Vanta at 82, Drata at 76, Secureframe at 75, Scrut at 72 and Thoropass at 52.

It scores 5 out of 5 on framework coverage, automated evidence, vendor risk, customisation and user sentiment. The gap is price. Foundation and Growth carry no dollar figure, and the Enterprise modules are sold as add-ons with no list price either. Pricing transparency is its lowest score, at 1 out of 5.

What you get

Sprinto sells eight named modules under one platform: Audit Management, Autonomous TPRM for vendor risk, Unified Commitments, AI Governance, Risk Management, Continuous Monitoring, Policy Management and Trust Center, plus a separate AI Security Questionnaire tool.

One module stands out from the rest of the field: AI Governance, a registry for which AI tools employees adopt and who approved them, built to catch unapproved use before it becomes an exposure. Sprinto says it flags that activity through device management, identity and integration signals. Foundation now includes an AI systems inventory, AI system reviews and AI risk assessments, and AI Governance is also listed as an add-on.

Sprinto was founded in 2020. It raised a $20 million Series B in April 2024, led by Accel with Elevation Capital and Blume Ventures, which brought its total to $31.8 million. It says more than 4,000 companies use the platform.

Plans and pricing

Plan	Price	What it adds
Foundation	Quote only	300+ integrations, 25+ automated frameworks and 200+ digitized, network auditor access, AI-assisted policies, vendor discovery, an AI systems inventory, and questionnaire answers capped at 20 a year
Growth	Quote only	Programmable monitors, a rule engine and API, bring-your-own-controls and bring-your-own-auditor, internal audit management, custom training, configurable roles and SLAs, and a dedicated CSM
Enterprise modules	Quote only, sold separately	Continuous Compliance, Enterprise TPRM, Enterprise Risk Management, Enterprise Trust Management, AI Governance, Privacy Management and Unified Commitments

Prices are in US dollars. Neither Foundation nor Growth shows a dollar figure. On AWS Marketplace, Sprinto sells a Sprinto Starter Platform tier instead: $7,500 a year for up to 100 employees plus $2,000 for the first framework, $9,500 combined. Pricing transparency on our rubric credits only a vendor’s list prices, so this marketplace figure does not move Sprinto’s score.

Our compliance software pricing study lines that $9,500 floor up against the field: Vanta $14,000 for 1 to 20 employees, Secureframe $15,000 for up to 100, Scrut $15,000 for up to 20, and Drata $15,000 for 1 to 50.

Thoropass $8,700 No band listed

Sprinto $9,500 Up to 100 employees

Vanta $14,000 1 to 20 employees

Secureframe $15,000 Up to 100 employees

Scrut $15,000 Up to 20 employees

Drata $15,000 1 to 50 FTE

Pricing study

Frameworks

Sprinto’s headline number is 200+ frameworks: 25+ run as automated tests out of the box, and 200+ are digitized into mapped controls. Our rubric scores the smaller, automated number, still enough for full marks on framework coverage.

Sprinto lists ISO 42001, NIST, CMMC and DORA among the frameworks it automates, and additional frameworks are a paid add-on. Bring-your-own frameworks and controls appear in the base feature list for every module, while the Growth card names bring-your-own-controls. No credit for FedRAMP, which Sprinto does not list as a framework.

Buyers building a program around CMMC specifically will not find a dedicated product line here, unlike Secureframe’s separate Defense plan; Sprinto lists CMMC as one framework among many. Our CMMC compliance software ranking covers the vendors built around that case.

Evidence collection and monitoring

Sprinto says it connects to 300+ tools across cloud, identity, device management, scanners, CI/CD, ticketing and HR, with continuous monitoring that flags a test the moment it fails. Its AWS Marketplace listing states more than 200 native integrations instead; both figures come from Sprinto.

A Dev API extends coverage to anything the prebuilt connectors miss, including device management, security training and background-check tools. That API, the integration count and continuous monitoring together earn full marks on automated evidence.

Audits

Sprinto lists 17 named audit partner firms, among them A-LIGN, Aprio, KPMG India, Sensiba and Prescient Security. Foundation includes network auditor access, and Growth adds bring-your-own-auditor. Auditors get direct access to mapped evidence inside the platform.

Sprinto does not sell the audit, which stays a separate engagement with the partner firm or the customer’s own auditor. The rubric credits the named partner network and in-platform evidence review, and that holds audit path at 3 out of 5. Buyers who want the audit and the platform as one purchase should look at Thoropass, which delivers it through an in-house licensed CPA firm.

Vendor risk

Sprinto brands vendor risk as Autonomous TPRM, built around a discover, evaluate, act and repeat loop rather than a once-a-year review. The base feature set finds vendors automatically, uses AI to review their security documents, and runs periodic reviews on a schedule.

A separate Enterprise TPRM add-on goes further: configurable onboarding and due-diligence workflows, a vendor-facing questionnaire portal, configurable risk scoring, and continuous vendor risk monitoring with breach alerting. The monitoring earns vendor risk 5 out of 5. Vanta and Scrut score the same 5, Drata scores 4 and Secureframe 2.

Trust center and security questionnaires

Sprinto’s own trust center lists SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, ISO 42001 and HIPAA as compliant. A newer Autonomous Trust Center adds an AI posture panel: a hybrid cost model, a human reviewing outputs, and no training on customer data.

A separate AI Security Questionnaire product answers vendor questionnaires from a customer’s own knowledge base, capped at 20 a year on Foundation. The Enterprise Trust Management add-on lifts that cap and adds multiple trust centers and NDA handling through DocuSign. The combination scores 4 out of 5; a fifth point needs AI answers tied to a customer’s own live evidence, which our scoring does not credit here.

Policies and people

Policy templates come with AI-assisted drafting and acknowledgement campaigns on Foundation; Growth adds multi-step approvals and campaigns by employee group. Personnel data flows in from HR, identity and device tools, and offboarding starts the moment a departure date lands in the HRMS. Security training ties to role and start date, and completed modules count as evidence.

Device monitoring runs through a named agent, Doctor Sprinto MDM; one longer-tenured G2 reviewer described it losing contact with team laptops and needing manual resets. Background checks run through a connected third-party provider, not a Sprinto-built feature.

Support and services

Sprinto lists no compliance-expert headcount, where Secureframe states 30-plus in-house experts. G2’s reviewer-sourced Pricing Insights put average time to implement at 2 months. Several reviewers name a specific account manager or technical account manager by name, not a general support team. Professional services sit on top of either plan as a paid add-on.

What G2 reviewers say

Sprinto holds 4.7 out of 5 from 1,685 reviews on G2. 88% of reviews are five stars and 10% are four stars.

4.7 1,685 reviews

5 88 %

4 10 %

3 0 %

2 0 %

1 0 %

Praised for

Ease of use 384

Customer support 319

Compliance 303

Helpful 297

Compliance management 252

Complaints

Integration issues 71

Limited integrations 40

Limited customization 40

Unclear guidance 38

UX improvement 37

All reviews on G2 ↗

Ease of use leads the praise themes, followed by customer support, compliance, helpfulness and compliance management. A small-business reviewer on multi-framework work: “Sprinto makes multi-framework compliance actually manageable.”

Complaints cluster around integrations: general issues lead, then specific missing connectors, limited customisation, unclear guidance and requests for UX polish.

Who should buy Sprinto

• A team starting its first SOC 2 or ISO 27001 program. Full marks on framework coverage and customisation mean the next framework a growing team adds is already supported.
• A security team that writes a lot of its own tests. Growth’s programmable monitors and cross-framework control mapping let one test count toward several frameworks, the top band on our customisation criterion.
• Buyers comparing it against Vanta or Drata on pure score. Sprinto ties Vanta on seven of eight criteria (Sprinto vs Vanta); the only difference is customisation (5 versus 4), which accounts for Vanta’s 2 point gap behind Sprinto’s 84. Against Drata, Sprinto leads on automated evidence (5 versus 4), vendor risk (5 versus 4) and customisation (5 versus 4), which together explain the 8 point gap between 84 and 76.

Who should look elsewhere

• You want the audit itself included in what you buy. Thoropass scores 5 out of 5 on audit path, delivering it in-platform through its own licensed CPA firm.
• You want a real number before the first sales call. Secureframe scores 2 out of 5 on pricing transparency, with $7,500 a year; Sprinto and every other vendor here score 1 or lower.
• You run a dedicated CMMC or federal defense program. Secureframe sells a separate Defense plan built for that work. Sprinto lists CMMC as one framework among many, with no federal product line of its own.

How we score it

Sprinto scores 84 out of 100 on rubric v0.9. It earns full marks on framework coverage, automated evidence, vendor risk, customisation and user sentiment. Pricing transparency, at 1 out of 5, costs it the most, since no Sprinto plan shows a price. Audit path is next at 3 out of 5, credited for a named partner network and in-platform evidence review, with no credit for bundling the audit into the purchase.

Framework coverage 5/5 Tied 1st of 7

Automated evidence 5/5 Tied 1st of 7

Audit path 3/5 Tied 2nd of 7

Pricing transparency 1/5 Tied 2nd of 7

Trust and questionnaires 4/5 Tied 1st of 7

Vendor risk management 5/5 Tied 1st of 7

Customisation 5/5 1st of 7

User sentiment 5/5 Tied 1st of 7