SOC 3 for startups. From $2,000.
The public trust report you can post, with no non-disclosure agreement needed. A SOC 3 report is issued by an independent licensed U.S. CPA firm, never by us. We build the program, the policies and the evidence behind it.
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What you get for SOC 3.
The same platform every framework runs on, pointed at this one: your answers, your evidence, your documents.
How SOC 3 runs here.
Four steps, in this order, with the handoff at the end.
- Step 1
Answer the questionnaire
The same afternoon of questions that drives your SOC 2. Nothing extra is asked for SOC 3, because it rests on the same controls.
- Step 2
Confirm the Type 2 scope
The gap analysis checks that every criterion you want named in the public report is covered by a control with evidence behind it.
- Step 3
Build the Type 2 binder
Policies and evidence are completed for the SOC 2 Type 2, and the platform prepares the shorter general use description alongside the full one.
- Step 4
Add SOC 3 to the engagement
The CPA firm issues the SOC 3 alongside the SOC 2 Type 2 opinion once the observation period and testing are complete. The engagement is arranged through partner firms.
What SOC 3 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 SOC 3 report is arranged with an independent licensed U.S. CPA firm and quoted before it begins.
A SOC 3 is scoped together with a SOC 2 Type 2 and cannot be issued on its own. It covers the same period and opinion as the Type 2 it accompanies.
Polara Labs is not a CPA firm. SOC 2 examinations are performed by independent licensed U.S. CPA firms.
SOC 3 questions.
What buyers ask, and what the work actually involves.
Unblock the deal.
Tell us where you are with SOC 3 and we will tell you what is left.