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What is Axipro?
Axipro is a compliance and cybersecurity consultancy that prepares companies for SOC 2 and other assurance or certification programs. Its SOC 2 work covers readiness assessment, control implementation, policy and evidence preparation, compliance-platform management, internal audit, and coordination with the independent CPA firm that performs the examination.
Founded in 2021, Axipro has 38 employees across three offices in Bahrain, the United Kingdom, and the United States, according to current company information supplied directly on August 5, 2026. The firm is best suited to startups and small businesses that want hands-on implementation, a published package price, and support across several overlapping frameworks.
What does Axipro include in SOC 2 readiness?
Axipro positions its service as implementation support rather than advice alone. The engagement is designed to take a company from initial scope and gap analysis through implemented controls and audit-ready evidence.
Typical work includes:
- defining the SOC 2 system scope and applicable Trust Services Criteria;
- identifying gaps in policies, technical controls, and operating evidence;
- writing or adapting policies and assigning control owners;
- configuring evidence collection in Drata or Vanta;
- helping teams remediate control gaps;
- performing an internal audit before the external examination; and
- coordinating the handoff to an independent CPA firm.
This distinction matters: Axipro can prepare a company for SOC 2, but it does not issue the SOC 2 report. The final attestation must come from an independent licensed CPA firm. Buyers looking for the report issuer should compare the SOC 2 auditor directory separately.
Who is Axipro a good fit for?
Axipro is a strong fit for a startup or small business that lacks a large internal compliance team and wants the consultant to help implement the work. Its published entry pricing is also unusually transparent for this market.
The clearest fit is an organization that:
- is preparing for its first SOC 2 Type I or Type II examination;
- wants a fixed-fee readiness package rather than open-ended hourly consulting;
- uses, or plans to use, Drata or Vanta;
- needs SOC 2 alongside ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI DSS; or
- operates in the Gulf, United Kingdom, United States, or across distributed regions.
An enterprise with a complex environment, a highly specialized regulatory scope, or an established internal GRC function should confirm that the packaged scope covers its systems, entities, integrations, and evidence volume.
How much does Axipro charge for SOC 2 readiness?
Axipro publishes SOC 2 or ISO 27001 readiness and implementation packages of $4,000 for organizations with fewer than 50 employees and $5,500 for organizations with more than 50 employees. These package prices exclude the independent CPA firm’s external audit fee. Axipro also lists ongoing compliance and vCISO support from $500 per month, penetration testing from $1,000, and internal audits from $1,000, depending on scope.
These are Axipro’s published price signals, not estimates from SOC2Auditors.org. Before comparing quotes, confirm the included frameworks, entities, cloud environments, policy and control implementation, penetration testing, automation-platform fees, internal audit scope, and independent CPA examination fee.
Can Axipro make a company audit-ready in six weeks?
Axipro advertises a six-week path to audit readiness. That can be plausible for a small, responsive organization with a narrow scope and an existing technical foundation, but it is not the same as receiving a SOC 2 report in six weeks.
The readiness phase can end once required controls and evidence are in place. A Type I examination still depends on the CPA firm’s schedule and testing. A Type II examination also requires an observation period during which the controls operate. Buyers with a sales deadline should ask Axipro and the selected auditor for one joined timeline covering readiness, remediation, observation, fieldwork, and report delivery.
Does Axipro work with Drata and Vanta?
Yes. Axipro is a Drata Gold partner and a Vanta partner, and includes compliance-platform implementation and management in its offering. That makes the profile relevant to companies that have purchased automation software but still need help translating the framework into controls, assigning owners, resolving failed checks, and preparing defensible evidence.
Software does not replace the consultant or the independent auditor. The platform organizes workflows and evidence; Axipro supports implementation and readiness; the CPA firm performs the examination and issues the report.
Where does Axipro operate?
Axipro operates from Bahrain, the United Kingdom, and the United States, with Bahrain and the wider Gulf described by the firm as core markets. It also serves clients across Europe and Asia-Pacific. This footprint is useful for distributed startups that want one implementation partner across multiple regions or want SOC 2 work coordinated with ISO 27001 and privacy requirements.
How we verified this profile
SOC2Auditors.org reviewed Axipro’s public service and pricing pages, external marketplace and audit-partner listings, and current company information supplied directly by Axipro on August 5, 2026. Axipro reports a 100% audit pass rate across 811 engagements since 2021. CyberFortify, Axipro’s penetration-testing subsidiary, is a signatory to the CREST AI Charter — a voluntary commitment — not a CREST-accredited member; Axipro says CREST accreditation is in progress.