Whistic
Whistic is a third-party risk and customer-assurance platform for security assessments, trust centers, and questionnaires. Its Compliance application adds recurring control tests; the vendor says automatic SOC 2 mapping is planned for a later version.
Best for: Teams running recurring TPRM plus a trust center for outbound security reviewsWatch for: Not a connector-led SOC 2 evidence engine; Compliance module is early and more browser/agent based
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Who does what in a SOC 2 with Whistic?
Whistic
Organizes the listed control, evidence, and audit workflows.
Your team
Owns policies, control decisions, exceptions, and approval of shared evidence.
The CPA firm
Sets audit scope, tests controls independently, and issues the SOC 2 report.
Whistic does not issue or perform SOC 2 audits itself and has no CPA-firm network. A company's own SOC 2 report is produced by its independent licensed CPA firm exactly as it would be without Whistic; Whistic's role is limited to (a) letting the audited company publish/summarize that already-finished report on a Trust Center page, and (b) letting a buyer's risk team score an incoming vendor's SOC 2 report as part of a vendor assessment.
What does Whistic do?
Whistic was founded in 2015. Whistic is led by Juan Rodriguez. Whistic is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.

Evidence collection
Partial · The new Whistic Compliance module (GA May 6, 2026) captures evidence via manual upload or a 'Browser Agent' that navigates to a URL and screenshots it on a schedule.
Scope and limits
The new Whistic Compliance module (GA May 6, 2026) captures evidence via manual upload or a 'Browser Agent' that navigates to a URL and screenshots it on a schedule. This is not API/system-integration evidence pulling (no AWS/GCP/GitHub-style connectors described); it is closer to scheduled browser-based screenshot capture.
Auditor workspace
Not available · No scoped external-auditor role, evidence-request workflow, or auditor collaboration view is described anywhere in the product pages or FAQ reviewed; the product is built for internal security/compliance teams and for vendor-assessment reviewers, not for handing a workspace to a CPA firm.
Trust center
Available · Whistic Profile / Trust Center is a standalone product line for publishing a public or NDA-gated security posture page, including summarized SOC 2 reports, and is also exposed via the Whistic Trust Catalog exchange.
Security questionnaires
Available · Smart Response is an AI feature that answers inbound security questionnaires from a company's own approved Knowledge Base documentation, with citations and confidence scores, per the independent review at thestandardanswer.com.
Continuous control testing
Partial · Whistic Compliance supports recurring scheduled test runs (daily/weekly/monthly) against internal controls, and Vendor Monitoring provides continuous vendor breach alerts.
Scope and limits
Whistic Compliance supports recurring scheduled test runs (daily/weekly/monthly) against internal controls, and Vendor Monitoring provides continuous vendor breach alerts. Both are new/adjacent to the core TPRM product rather than a mature, integration-based continuous-controls-monitoring engine.
Multi-framework support
Partial · Whistic Assess ships 50+ pre-built vendor-assessment framework templates (buyer-side, includes SOC 2) that read as native questionnaire support.
Scope and limits
Whistic Assess ships 50+ pre-built vendor-assessment framework templates (buyer-side, includes SOC 2) that read as native questionnaire support. The new internal Compliance module is explicitly framework-agnostic in V1 (define any control in plain English); automatic mapping of controls to SOC 2 criteria is roadmap, not current.
Funding history
Whistic has raised a total of just over $51M, most recently a $35M Series B led by JMI Equity that closed June 7, 2022 (SecurityWeek, BusinessWire); one 2024 third-party estimate (Latka) puts cumulative funding as high as $71M, which primary sources do not confirm.
How much does Whistic cost?
Whistic does not publish prices. Vendr reports contracts of $13,350 to $45,000 a year. Your price depends on plan scope, headcount, services, and contract term.
Price source: view reported prices · checked 2026-10-27
Ask for the first-year total, renewal cap, implementation charge, required add-ons, and separate audit fee in writing.
Compare Whistic with other platforms
| Attribute | WhisticThis profile | Comp AI | Iru |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Teams running recurring TPRM plus a trust center for outbound security reviews | Engineering-led teams that value inspectable code or the option to self-host | Teams seeking SOC 2 automation and device management in one platform |
| Observed price | $13,350–$45,000 / year | Not published | Up to $15,000 / year for Compliance Automation |
| G2 rating | 4.6/5 (58 reviews) | 4.7/5 (73 reviews) | 4.7/5 (853 reviews) |
| Integrations | Not published | 590+ published | Not published |
| Frameworks | 1 listed | 11 listed | 11 listed |
| Onboarding | Not published | guided | guided |
| Auditors here | Not published | 4 | Not published |
| Trust center | Listed | Listed | Listed |
Which frameworks does Whistic support?
- SOC 2Whistic says
Some frameworks use mapped controls rather than native workflows. Confirm the tests and evidence required for each program.
Questions to ask in a Whistic demo
- Which parts of automated evidence collection require another tool or service?
- Can you demonstrate enterprise administration in the product?
- Can you demonstrate SCIM provisioning in the product?
- Which parts of continuous control testing require another tool or service?
- Which parts of native multi-framework support require another tool or service?
- Which plan includes SCIM, and is it a paid add-on?
- What is the first-year total, including onboarding, add-ons, and the audit fee?
- What renewal increase and minimum contract term should we put in writing?
Whistic FAQ
Where is Whistic based?
Whistic is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.
Who runs Whistic?
Juan Rodriguez is the CEO of Whistic.
Who founded Whistic?
Juan Rodriguez founded Whistic in 2015.
Does Whistic include the SOC 2 audit?
Whistic does not issue or perform SOC 2 audits itself and has no CPA-firm network. A company's own SOC 2 report is produced by its independent licensed CPA firm exactly as it would be without Whistic; Whistic's role is limited to (a) letting the audited company publish/summarize that already-finished report on a Trust Center page, and (b) letting a buyer's risk team score an incoming vendor's SOC 2 report as part of a vendor assessment. A licensed CPA firm issues the SOC 2 report.
Is Whistic itself SOC 2 compliant?
Supporting a buyer's SOC 2 program does not establish that Whistic holds a current SOC 2 report. Ask for the vendor's current report during security review.
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Sources 17 records · last read 2026-10-27
These links show what we checked and when.
| Establishes | Source | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|
| Package structure (Core/Assess/Trust Center/Assess+/Trust+), quote-only pricing model, SOC 2 Summarization and Smart Response feature descriptions. | Whistic (vendor) Vendor docs | 2026-07-24 |
| Describes the new internal-controls module: manual/Browser Agent test types, scheduled recurring evidence capture, framework-agnostic V1 with SOC 2 auto-mapping explicitly deferred to V2. | Whistic (vendor) Vendor docs | 2026-07-24 |
| GA launch date (May 6, 2026, at ISACA 2026) of Whistic Compliance as the platform's fourth application. | Whistic (vendor press release) Vendor docs | 2026-07-24 |
| Independent confirmation of the $35M Series B (closed June 2022, led by JMI Equity) and cumulative funding of roughly $51M. | SecurityWeek Press | 2026-07-24 |
| Official wire confirmation of the $35M Series B round, dated June 7, 2022. | Business Wire Press | 2026-07-24 |
| Total funding of $51.1M across 5 rounds and investor list (Forgepoint Capital, JMI Equity, Emergence Capital, Album VC among others); per-round dollar figures on this page are paywall-obfuscated. | Tracxn Third-party estimate | 2026-07-24 |
| Anonymized buyer transaction data (n=72): median annual contract $20,313, range $12,850-$42,625, average 15% negotiated savings. | Vendr Third-party estimate | 2026-07-24 |
| 4.5-star average rating across 53 verified reviews (dated reading from G2's public listing). | G2 Review platform | 2026-07-24 |
| Independent June 2026 buyer-fit analysis: strongest for combined vendor-assessment + trust-center use, weak (2/10) on messy inbound-questionnaire portal handling and external buyer-proof visibility; confirms founding year, HQ, and funding history. | The Standard Answer Editorial | 2026-07-24 |
| Confirms 2015 founding and Pleasant Grove, Utah HQ; third-party feedback cited notes possible false positives and extended remediation times as reported cons. | UpGuard Editorial | 2026-07-24 |
| Google Cloud's own compliance page confirms Whistic hosts a completed assessment of Google Cloud/Workspace in its Trust Catalog, corroborating the buyer-side vendor-assessment use case. | Google Cloud Marketplace | 2026-07-24 |
| Company origin and founder Juan Rodriguez. | Whistic Vendor docs | 2026-09-29 |
| Salt Lake City headquarters and private ownership. | LinkedIn Company directory | 2026-09-29 |
| Current announcement identifies Juan Rodriguez as CEO. | Whistic Vendor docs | 2026-09-29 |
| G2 seller listing shows 4.6/5 from 58 reviews; snapshot retrieved 2026-09-29. | G2 Review platform | 2026-09-29 |
| Anonymized buyer transaction data (n=77): median annual contract $22,500, range $13,350-$45,000, average 15% negotiated savings. | Vendr Third-party estimate | 2026-10-27 |
| Pricing page lists Core, Assess, Trust Center, Assess+ and Trust+ packages with no dollar amounts and a request-pricing form. | Vendor (Whistic) Vendor docs | 2026-10-27 |
Not yet confirmed
- Customer count · last checked 2026-09-24