Scytale's own pricing page lists no dollar figures. Its AWS Marketplace listing prices the platform with one framework from $7,500 for 12 months and sells consulting, testing and audit services as separate lines. All but the audit line are starting prices that need a quote. A SOC 2 buyer should budget services and the CPA audit separately; the $4,200 audit line names no CPA firm.
How much does Scytale cost?
Scytale sells through quotes, so the only public numbers are on its AWS Marketplace seller listing, checked October 20, 2026. The prices below are for a 12-month term. They are a seller’s starting points, not a rate card or a price any customer paid, and no public upper bound exists.
| Listed line | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Software platform | From $7,500 | Security Compliance Automation Hub with one framework; organization size changes the quote |
| Additional platform framework | From $2,100 | One more framework, such as ISO 27001 or PCI DSS |
| Framework consulting | From $4,000 | Dedicated compliance expert support |
| Offensive security | From $4,500 | Penetration testing |
| Virtual compliance | From $36,000 | A personal virtual GRC or data protection officer expert |
| Security questionnaires | From $12,000 | Questionnaires answered with AI and expert review |
| 3rd party audit services | $4,200 | Names no audit firm or report type |
The lines do not add up to an order. The listing does not say Scytale will combine them arithmetically, so ask for a line-item proposal. The listing states a 100% refund for the first 7 days.
Scytale’s bundles are not priced on the listing. Build Starter is platform-led. Build DFY adds a dedicated consultant for up to six months and a black-box web-app penetration test. Build Stronger adds a consultant for 12 months and a gray-box test. Each bundle includes one framework. The consultant bundles suit a first-time team without a compliance lead, so ask which one the quote is built on and get the consultant’s hours and response terms in writing.
What the $4,200 audit line leaves open
The audit line does not tell you who performs the examination or which report it produces. Before you count it as your audit fee, ask Scytale to name the licensed CPA firm, the report type (Type 1 or Type 2) and the scope, then confirm that firm’s fee. Ask your auditor whether Scytale’s exports fit its testing and which evidence will still need manual support.
What can raise a Scytale quote?
More frameworks, a larger organization, more services and more connected systems all raise it. Scytale says it covers 80+ frameworks, and it confirmed to SOC2Auditors that the total includes smaller and divisional frameworks related to its main ones. A SOC 2 buyer’s quote may add ISO 27001, ISO 42001, HIPAA, PCI DSS or GDPR to the SOC 2 base. Ask Scytale to show the control library and manual steps for each framework in your quote.
For larger teams, Scytale’s pricing page names Scale and Enterprise platform packages, also without prices. Its comparison grid lists multiple workspaces as an add-on on Scale and up to three on Enterprise, and the SOX-ITGC hub and ITGC automation as Enterprise add-ons, so ask which of these your quote includes.
On integrations, Scytale confirmed that 150+ is the current figure to use. Older pages and assets still show 100+ or “+200 more”. A total says nothing about connector depth, so bring your identity, cloud, HR, ticketing and code systems to the demo and ask for the evidence path for each.
To see how much each addition costs, request two proposals: the minimum scope you need now, and that scope plus your likely next framework or service. Also record the renewal term, increase rules and usage caps, since first-year pricing can hide later cost.
Scytale’s review covers fit and tradeoffs. To compare this floor with other platforms’ published prices, see the SOC 2 software pricing comparison, or use the Vanta and Drata alternatives guides for shortlists.
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