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SOC 2 buyers check prices and peer reviews here before they pick a firm.

SOC2Auditors.org is an independent SOC 2 market intelligence platform. Companies send us their audit scope, audit firms quote on it without knowing who the company is, and every request and quote adds to what we know about who needs SOC 2, what auditors charge and how to tell them apart.

Listing is free for any firm that issues SOC 2 reports. Firms can also sponsor a labeled placement or contribute to our research. No firm can pay to change our judgment, our data or a peer-review result.

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What we publish.

The research firms and buyers use to see how SOC 2 audits are priced and checked.

Type 2 ballparks by company size · Q3 2026

The $9,000 median holds through 50 employees; at 51–200 employees it rises to $12,000Ballparks that firms sent to buyers who requested SOC 2 Type 2 quotes through us in July–September 2026, in USD, before scoping. They are not final quotes. The bar spans the middle half of ballparks; the tick marks the median. A company size appears only when ballparks come from several firms. See the method.
1–10 employees
11–50 employees
51–200 employees
201–500 employees
500+ employees

Every quarter we publish the ballpark quotes audit firms sent buyers through us, by company size and without naming a firm. We also track the AICPA peer-review result of every US firm we list, including passes with deficiencies.

Your listing is free.

Every part of a listing has a source you can check, and a way to fix it.

Part of your listingHow it works
License statusPublic CPA license registers, with the date we last checked them.
AICPA peer reviewThe AICPA public file. A new US firm can confirm it is waiting for its first review.
PricesOur estimate unless your firm confirms a range or approves one to publish. The profile says which.
Quote requestsCompanies send us 50+ briefs a month without naming themselves. We send each one to the firms that fit it best, and answering is free.
CorrectionsEmail the fix and a source. A material change gets a dated note on the page.

What a sponsored row looks like.

Sponsorship buys a labeled position on lists your firm already qualifies for. It never buys a badge, a fact or a verdict.

An example, not a real listing: a sponsored row on a market page. On the audit firm directory, sponsored firms sit in a block labeled Featured above the list.
  1. The word Sponsored sits on your row in plain text, not only in a tooltip.
  2. Your license, peer-review and last-checked badges are the same ones every firm earns. Payment never adds one.
  3. Readers can switch the sort, and every firm that qualifies stays on the list.

Ways to work with us.

A firm can sponsor only pages it already qualifies for. Everything else starts with a conversation.

Sponsorship
A labeled Sponsored position on the directory and on the industry, platform and regional pages where your firm already qualifies. One flat fee, billed quarterly.
Suits a firm with a clear niche that buyers already search for.
Research
Add data, confirm prices or comment for our guides. It's editorial: we decide what runs, and we credit a firm by name only with its consent.
Suits a firm that wants to be cited for what it knows.
Something larger
An annual arrangement across several placements.

Questions firms ask first.

What does sponsorship cost?

A flat fee, billed quarterly, set by the pages and markets your firm qualifies for. Email us for the rate card, or ask on a call. No call is needed to start.

How do you decide which firms appear where?

Lists follow published criteria such as license status, AICPA peer review, price and timeline, and matching ranks fit to each buyer's scope first. Sponsored positions are always labeled, and payment can't put a firm on a list it doesn't qualify for. Nor can it buy a place in an AI answer: answer engines choose and order their own sources. The criteria are in our methodology.

What is the commitment?

Each placement runs a quarter at a time, and you can stop at the end of any quarter.

What should our independence reviewer know?

SOC2Auditors.org receives no fee contingent on any engagement and takes no part of a firm's fee. Sponsorship is advertising.

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