Vanta vs Sprinto: SOC 2 Compliance Software Compared (2026)

Vanta and Sprinto both sell continuous-monitoring compliance automation, and both tend to surface when SaaS teams start planning a first SOC 2 report. Vanta, founded in 2018 in San Francisco, describes a compliance automation and trust management platform that monitors controls and collects audit evidence across 35+ frameworks. Sprinto, founded in 2020 in Bengaluru, India, positions itself as a compliance automation platform for SaaS companies with an integrated audit-partner network. Both list startups, mid-market and multi-framework programs as fits; Vanta adds enterprise, and Sprinto adds budget-conscious buyers.

Both rely on a CSM, with different emphasis. Vanta's support is described as largely self-serve, with onboarding and a CSM on higher tiers, while Sprinto's CSM focuses on implementation support. On integrations, Vanta lists 400+ and Sprinto about 300. Sprinto reports 200 frameworks and highlights upload-a-regulation control mapping and autonomous third-party risk management, along with a free no-code Trust Center introduced in June 2025. Vanta lists 35 frameworks, including CMMC, FedRAMP, HITRUST and NIST 800-53, and points to its Trust Center and Vanta AI agent for policies and questionnaires. Both are software only: Vanta uses partner or customer-chosen CPA firms through an auditor workspace, and Sprinto offers partner auditors or bring-your-own, with a licensed CPA issuing the report.

Neither publishes prices, so figures are estimates. Vanta's Essentials tier is listed on AWS Marketplace at $14,000 per year for 1-20 employees, and third-party purchase data ranges from about $7.5K to $57K, with a median near $20K. Third-party estimates for Sprinto run roughly $6K to $25K per year. On G2, Vanta shows 4.6 out of 5 from 2,728 reviews and Sprinto 4.7 from 1,685.

Teams that need federal frameworks or a large connector library may look closely at Vanta, and cost-focused SaaS teams that want implementation help may weigh Sprinto. In demos, ask which frameworks your price includes and how regulation mapping is validated.