At seed stage you have one or two engineers who can touch production, a handful of SaaS tools and an enterprise logo waiting on a security review. That is a small, clean scope — which is exactly why SOC 2 is easier now than it will be at Series B. Here is what it takes.
Tell us where you are and we'll send dates, effort and one simple all-inclusive price — plus your Startup Access pricing.
Scope the report to the product your buyer uses, on the Security criteria only. Adding availability or confidentiality before a contract requires them multiplies evidence for no revenue.
Traditionally three line items: the audit, the compliance platform, and engineering time. With KoComply it's one all-inclusive price — agentic GRC plus audit — and qualifying early-stage teams get exclusive Startup Access pricing, paid in stages.
Take Type 1 to unblock the deal in front of you, then let the same automated evidence pipeline run your Type 2 observation window. Nothing is thrown away — the controls that proved design are the ones that prove operation.
Founder hours are the scarcest input. Everything below is agent work.
AWS or GCP, GitHub, Google Workspace or Okta, and your MDM if you have one.
Policies, system description, risk register and vendor assessments generated from your real environment.
Agents assign owners and chase until the control board is green. You approve, you do not author.
Structured evidence, mapped to criteria. Type 1 attainable, Type 2 window starts clean.
"People tasks got auto-completed, repos were classified automatically, and evidence just appeared. The fastest path to compliance I've seen."
"KoComply gave me AWS and codebase compliance posture in one view with clear steps to fix each issue and auto-added remediation tags. Saved weeks of work figuring out what to fix to be compliant."
"KoComply turned a confusing compliance project into a clear, agent-driven workflow. We always knew the next step and who owned it."
If an enterprise prospect has asked for a security review, you are not too early. Scope is smallest — and cheapest — the earlier you start.
No. A founder or engineering lead spending a few hours a week approving agent output is enough at this size.
Increasingly yes at Series A diligence, but the real driver is revenue: SOC 2 removes the most common blocker in enterprise procurement.
Apply for Startup Access. It exists so pre-revenue and early-revenue teams can become audit ready on startup pricing, starting now and paying in stages.
One price to KoComply covers everything — agentic GRC and the audit, all inclusive. Qualifying early-stage startups get Startup Access pricing and can pay in stages.