Comp AI
Automates SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance work so your team spends less time on audit prep.
Independent overview by new Mantra · updated July 22, 2026
- Category
- Legal
- Pricing
- Custom quote (based on frameworks, company size and audit needs)
- Implementation
- 2-4 weeks
- Adoption risk
- Medium
- Integrates with
- AWS, Google Workspace, GitHub, Okta
What Comp AI does
Comp AI is an open-source compliance platform that uses AI agents to handle three tasks that typically consume the most manual effort: drafting security policies, mapping those policies to framework controls, and collecting evidence from your connected solutions on a continuous basis. Instead of assembling screenshots and spreadsheets before each audit cycle, the platform pulls evidence automatically from integrations with services like AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, and Okta — along with 580+ other solutions.
During onboarding, the platform learns about your technology stack, internal processes, and risk tolerance, then generates policies specific to your environment rather than handing you a generic template. A device agent runs on employee machines around the clock, checking settings like disk encryption, firewall status, and screen lock, and flags issues immediately rather than waiting for the next review. Daily cloud scans and vendor risk monitoring round out the continuous coverage.
The platform publishes a live trust center that reflects your actual compliance status in real time — controls that fail or policies still in draft are removed automatically, so what prospects see matches what you genuinely have in place. Support is provided via 1:1 Slack with in-house experts. Frameworks supported include SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, and FedRAMP.
Key capabilities
Continuous evidence collection
Agents pull configurations, logs, and screenshots from connected solutions automatically, so evidence stays current rather than reflecting a point-in-time snapshot gathered before an audit.
AI-generated, tailored policies
Policies are drafted based on the context you provide during onboarding — your stack, processes, and risk tolerance — rather than starting from a generic template.
24/7 device monitoring
An open-source agent runs on every employee machine, checking disk encryption, firewall status, screen lock, password length, and antivirus settings, and flags failures immediately.
Live, verified trust center
Your public compliance page shows only controls that are currently passing and policies that are published; anything that regresses is removed from view automatically.
Custom automated control tests
You can describe a check in plain language — such as verifying SSL on a domain or confirming branch protection rules in GitHub — and the platform builds a recurring automated test that screenshots and logs the result.
Open-source and auditable code
The platform's agents, integrations, and checks are published on GitHub, so you can inspect the source rather than taking the vendor's word for how evidence is collected.
Best for
- Teams pursuing SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR certification who want to reduce the manual evidence-gathering burden on engineers and operations staff.
- Software companies that need to satisfy enterprise customer security reviews and want a live trust center that shows verified compliance status rather than a static page.
- Organizations already using solutions like AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, or Okta who can benefit from automated integrations pulling evidence directly from their existing stack.
- Startups or growing companies without a dedicated compliance team who need structured guidance and direct expert support alongside the automation.
- Security-conscious teams who want to self-host the platform at no license cost and audit the underlying code themselves.
Worth knowing
- The self-hosted open-source option carries no license fee but requires your team to provision and maintain the infrastructure; budget 2–4 weeks for implementation regardless of tier.
- Pricing is a custom quote based on frameworks, company size and audit needs; teams on tight budgets should get a quote before committing.
- The platform covers SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, and FedRAMP — if your regulatory requirements fall outside these frameworks, verify coverage before proceeding.
- Continuous monitoring and device agents require installation across employee machines and integration with cloud services; teams with limited IT access or highly restricted environments may face setup friction.
- If your compliance needs are minimal or one-time rather than ongoing, a lighter-weight or purely consultant-led approach may be more cost-effective than a recurring SaaS subscription.
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