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Updated January 10, 2026·
Expert verified by Raphael N, CPA

AuditBoard Pricing

AuditBoard is a top-tier enterprise GRC platform designed to unify audit, risk, and compliance workflows.

TierPriceBest for
Growth$30,000 - $50,000Mid-market teams
Enterprise(most common)$75,000 - $150,000Integrated GRC orgs
Global$250,000+Fortune 500

Growth

$30,000 - $50,000/year

  • OpsAudit Core
  • Issue Management
  • Standard Dashboards
  • Standard Support

Enterprise

$75,000 - $150,000/year

  • Compliance Automation
  • RiskOversight
  • ESG Module
  • Advanced Reporting

Global

$250,000+/year

  • Cross-functional Workflows
  • SOX Compliance
  • Strategic Risk Management
  • Dedicated Success Manager

What changes the price

  • AuditBoard pricing scales with team size and audit scope
  • Number of frameworks and evidence sources connected
  • Automation depth for controls, evidence, and monitoring
  • Level of implementation support and audit guidance
  • Contract length and multi-year discounts

Buyer checklist

  1. 1.Confirm which frameworks are included at each tier
  2. 2.Ask for a full list of integrations in your stack
  3. 3.Validate the evidence collection cadence and audit readiness workflow
  4. 4.Clarify implementation timelines and support availability
  5. 5.Request a written breakdown of add-ons and services

Hidden Costs

  • Additional cost for each user license beyond base
  • High implementation fees for SOX workflows
  • Premium support surcharges

Negotiation Tips

  1. 1.AuditBoard is often willing to discount if you switch from a legacy competitor like RSA Archer.
  2. 2.Negotiate for unlimited view-only licenses for stakeholders.
  3. 3.Ask about multi-year platform fee locks.
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Raphael N

CPACISAISO 27001 Lead Auditor

Head of Compliance Strategy

Raphael leads go-to-market compliance strategy for high-growth SaaS and AI teams. With over a decade of experience across Big Four firms and fintech startups, he specializes in translating complex SOC 2 requirements into automated, engineering-friendly workflows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does AuditBoard cost?

AuditBoard pricing starts at $30,000 - $50,000/year. Pricing varies based on company size, compliance scope, and features needed. See our tier breakdown above for detailed pricing.

Does AuditBoard offer a free trial?

Most compliance platforms including AuditBoard offer demos rather than free trials due to the nature of compliance software. Contact AuditBoard directly for a personalized demo and trial options.

What are the hidden costs with AuditBoard?

Beyond base subscription, consider: implementation fees, additional user seats, premium integrations, audit support services, and annual price increases. Our hidden costs section above details what to watch for.

Can I negotiate AuditBoard pricing?

Yes, compliance software pricing is often negotiable. Key leverage points: multi-year commitments (15-25% savings), competitor quotes, timing (end of quarter), and bundling services. See our negotiation tips above.

Is AuditBoard worth the cost?

AuditBoard's ROI depends on your compliance needs. Companies typically see value through: faster audit completion, reduced manual work, and avoided compliance penalties. Calculate your specific ROI using factors like team size and audit frequency.

About RiscLens

Our mission is to provide transparency and clarity to early-stage technology companies navigating the complexities of SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) compliance.

Who we serve

Built specifically for early-stage and growing technology companies—SaaS, fintech, and healthcare tech—preparing for their first SOC 2 audit or responding to enterprise customer requirements.

What we provide

Clarity before commitment. We help teams understand realistic cost ranges, timeline expectations, and common gaps before they engage auditors or expensive compliance vendors.

Our Boundaries

We do not provide legal advice, audit services, or certifications. Our assessments support internal planning—they are not a substitute for professional compliance guidance.

Technical Definition

SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a voluntary compliance standard for service organizations, developed by the AICPA, which specifies how organizations should manage customer data based on the Trust Services Criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy.