CCPA and CPRA for startups. From $2,000.

What a California customer or partner expects from a vendor that touches consumer data. A documented CCPA and CPRA compliance program is issued by no one, because no certificate exists, never by us. We build the program, the policies and the evidence behind it.

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From $2,000
Platform onboarding
Readiness program
a documented CCPA and CPRA compliance program
Scoped on a call
How you start
Independent
Issued by no one, because no certificate exists

What you get for CCPA.

The same platform every framework runs on, pointed at this one: your answers, your evidence, your documents.

Data inventory and rights mappingA map of the personal information you collect, sell, or share, tied to each consumer right the statute grants.
Consumer request handlingA workflow for access, deletion, correction, and opt-out requests with the response clock tracked, so a request from a Californian is routine.
Service provider contractsContract terms for service providers and contractors with the required restrictions on use, plus a register of who holds what.

How CCPA runs here.

Four steps, in this order, with the handoff at the end.

  1. Step 1

    Answer the intake in an afternoon

    Tell us what personal information you collect, whether you sell or share it, and which vendors receive it.

  2. Step 2

    Gap analysis against the statute

    A deterministic gap analysis checks your answers against each obligation, from notice at collection to the opt-out link.

  3. Step 3

    Notices, policies, and contracts drafted

    Your privacy policy, notice at collection, request procedure, and service provider terms are drafted from your own answers.

  4. Step 4

    Keep it current as the rules phase in

    The binder is the evidence of your program today and the base for the cybersecurity audit the state phases in from 2028, which is arranged through partner firms.

What CCPA costs.

Published where it can be published, and arranged with the firm that signs it where it cannot.

$2,000 one time for platform onboarding.

That is the intake, the gap analysis, your policies, the evidence binder and the handoff package.

A documented CCPA and CPRA compliance program is arranged with no one, because no certificate exists and quoted before it begins.

No certificate exists for CCPA or CPRA today. The California Privacy Protection Agency's cybersecurity audit requirement phases in from 2028 to 2030 by revenue band, and Polara builds toward it rather than performing the audit.

There is no certificate for this framework. What you get is a documented, evidenced program a buyer or regulator can review.

CCPA questions.

What buyers ask, and what the work actually involves.

Not today. Nobody certifies a company against California privacy law. What a customer checks is your privacy policy, your notice at collection, how you handle requests, and your service provider contracts, which is what the program builds.
Platform onboarding starts at $2,000 and covers the data inventory, notices, request workflow, and contracts. When the state's cybersecurity audit requirement reaches your revenue band, the audit itself is arranged through partner firms.
It applies once you cross the revenue threshold, handle personal information for a large number of Californians, or earn a meaningful share of revenue from selling it. The intake works out which test you meet.
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) will require an annual independent cybersecurity audit for businesses over set thresholds, phasing in by revenue between 2028 and 2030. Polara builds the program so the audit is a review, not a scramble.

Unblock the deal.

Tell us where you are with CCPA and we will tell you what is left.

polara labs

Polara Labs builds both sides of the audit: the readiness platform startups use to earn a SOC 2 report, an ISO 27001 certificate or whatever their buyers ask for, and the practice OS audit firms use to run the examination. Every price is published on the page it belongs to.

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Polara Labs is not a CPA firm. SOC 2 examinations are performed by independent licensed U.S. CPA firms in our network; the audit opinion is theirs alone and is not regulated by Polara Labs. We generate custom policies, evidence checklists, and remediation guidance. You remain responsible for implementing controls and owning audit outcomes. Replace placeholders with your actual controls and have final documents reviewed by qualified professionals before your audit.