Strike Graph review
A broad compliance platform with a free entry tier and $10,000 annual paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Strike Graph is a cloud-based compliance management platform for organizations designing, operating, and auditing security programs. It brings frameworks, controls, risks, and evidence into one system, with support for multi-framework mapping, evidence collection, risk assessments, remediation tracking, vendor risk management, policy templates, and trust-document sharing. It is suited to teams managing programs such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, CMMC, GDPR, and PCI DSS, including organizations that want to start with a free Launch plan.
The plan structure separates basic GRC work from broader framework coverage and advanced controls. Launch includes Core GRC, SOC 2 security TSC, an activity log, control monitoring, and limited policy templates. Certify costs $10,000 per year and adds one Tier 1 framework, unlimited policy templates, and evidence collection through Microsoft Office or Google Drive. Scale costs $21,500 per year and adds one framework of any tier, Atlas AI, Verify AI, action items for POA&Ms, and SBOM monitoring. Enterprise costs $35,000 per year and adds enterprise workspaces, advanced features, and third-party risk management.
Strike Graph’s ecosystem fit is broad for a web-only platform. Integrations include AWS, Azure RM, Google Cloud Platform, Google Drive, Microsoft 365/Office 365, Azure AD, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Oracle, Confluence, HRIS, and other infrastructure and development systems. Its evidence repository supports automated collection and expiration tracking, while Trust Chain handles vendor risk management and the Trust Center supports compliance-document sharing. Teams needing framework breadth, mapped controls, evidence workflows, and a no-cost starting point should consider it. Organizations requiring a non-web platform or seeking paid coverage below $10,000 annually should look elsewhere.
Strike Graph pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Launch plan includes core GRC and control monitoring
- Supports extensive frameworks with multi-framework control mapping
- Integrates with cloud, development, identity, and productivity tools
- Where it doesn't
- Paid pricing starts at $10,000 per year
- Launch has limited policy templates and SOC 2 security TSC coverage
- Platform availability is limited to the web
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