Secureframe Pricing, Plans & Alternatives (2026)

Overview

Secureframe was founded in 2020 and describes its team as distributed across San Francisco, New York, Austin, Denver, Toronto and London; it states total funding of US$79 million^[8]. Like Vanta and Drata it automates evidence collection for security frameworks, but its framework catalogue leans further towards public-sector requirements. The frameworks page lists more than 30 standards, including SOC 2, ISO 27001:2022, PCI DSS, NIS2, EU DORA, C5 and TISAX on the commercial side, and CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, FedRAMP, GovRAMP, CJIS and TX-RAMP on the federal side, plus ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act for AI governance^[9]. Three plans are sold. Fundamentals covers infrastructure monitoring, evidence collection, personnel, risk and policy management and a Trust Center; Complete adds advanced third-party risk, access reviews, questionnaire automation and SSO/SCIM; Defense adds tools specific to US defence contractors, including an SPRS score tracker, System Security Plan and POA&M management, and a managed CUI enclave with managed virtual desktops^[7]. That Defense tier is unusual among compliance-automation vendors, which generally stop at mapping CMMC controls. Prices are not published, and the comparison table on the pricing page lists caps such as 100 AI-answered questions a year on the lower tier^[7].

Secureframe features

35 named frameworks including FedRAMP, CMMC 2.0 and EU DORA
SPRS score tracker, SSP and POA&M tooling
Managed CUI enclave and virtual desktops (Defense plan)
Advanced third-party risk management
User access reviews
Trust Center and questionnaire automation

Secureframe pricing

Three plans: Fundamentals, Complete and Defense. No prices are shown. Additional frameworks and workspaces are sold as add-ons; the comparison table shows limits such as 100 versus 15,000 AI-answered questions a year and 15 versus unlimited document requests between tiers.