Centraleyes Pricing, Features and SOC 2 Frameworks (2026)

Built as a cloud GRC platform, Centraleyes arrives with compliance frameworks pre-loaded and adds cross-framework mapping, risk registers and third-party risk assessments on top. The New York company dates to 2016 and positions the product for mid-market organizations juggling multiple standards, where SOC 2 sits in a wider governance program rather than standing alone.

Its approach to SOC 2 leans on an answer-once model: a response to one control is mapped across other frameworks in the library, so work done for SOC 2 can carry over to ISO 27001, HIPAA or NIST CSF. Centraleyes also describes agentic AI features that auto-answer security questionnaires and monitor regulatory change, along with an AI risk register. The platform is software only, and no external audit is included, so buyers still need to engage a CPA firm for the attestation. The vendor does not publish details of its support model, and there is no expert guidance component listed.

The framework library is large, at roughly 180 frameworks, with SOC 2, GDPR, PCI DSS, CMMC and FedRAMP among the named ones. Vendor risk management and questionnaire automation are part of the product. The number of integrations is not published, and neither is pricing: subscriptions are quoted based on organization size, number of entities and the modules or frameworks selected, and a 2026 SmartSuite review found no public figures.

Teams that need a single place to manage several overlapping frameworks and a risk register may find Centraleyes worth a look. The main caution is limited outside validation, since G2 shows a 4.3 rating from only three reviews, which is too small a sample to lean on. Buyers should request a demo against their own control set, ask directly what onboarding and ongoing support look like, check which evidence sources connect automatically, and get a written quote that spells out module and entity pricing before comparing it with alternatives.