Pirani review
A broad risk platform with an indefinite free plan and paid capacity tiers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Pirani is cloud-based risk management software for organizations handling operational, information security, compliance, anti-money-laundering and audit risks. It brings processes, risks, controls, events and action plans into one system, with risk assessments, configurable fields, reporting, indicators, notifications, integrations and AI-assisted risk suggestions. Its stated audience spans small businesses, medium-sized businesses and large corporations, while the Free plan makes it particularly accessible to small teams that need structured risk coverage without an initial subscription cost.
Pricing is organized around usage capacity and management depth. The Free plan provides access for 5 users, 200 records and 1 heat map report, and is indefinite without requiring a credit card. Starter costs $276 per month when billed annually or $345 per month when billed monthly, and adds 500 records, unlimited users, custom and dynamic fields, and action plan management. Basic costs $637 per month annually or $796 per month monthly, increasing capacity to 1,500 records and adding 6 reports, multi-variable risk assessment and process criticality assessment. Enterprise supports 4,000 records, unlimited users, 6 graphical and dynamic reports, configurable workflows, and API and SAML 2.0 integrations; pricing is handled through sales.
The feature set suits teams that need more than a basic risk register. Multi-variable assessment and risk scoring support quantitative analysis, while custom fields, form customization, rule-based notifications and recurring notifications allow processes to reflect internal controls. Reporting includes heat maps, dynamic reports and chart reports, and integrations cover Active Directory, SAML 2.0, Power BI, Qlik, Tableau, Cognos, Jira and Google Workspace. Pirani is a strong fit for small and growing organizations seeking wide risk coverage with a clear entry point. Teams requiring a non-web deployment should look elsewhere, and larger organizations should review Enterprise requirements before selecting it.
Pirani pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Indefinite free plan with 5 users, 200 records and one heat map report
- Covers operational, information security, compliance, AML and audit risks
- Includes workflows, scoring, reporting, API and analytical-tool integrations
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan is limited to 5 user seats and 200 records
- Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales
- The product is available on the web rather than as a listed desktop app
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