Compliance as a Service (CaaS)

From zero to audit-ready in 6 weeks. SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and 20+ other frameworks. All done for you.

For teams that need certification fast to close deals, raise, or scale — without hiring a compliance team.

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What is Compliance as a Service?

Compliance as a Service (CaaS) is a managed service where an external team implements and maintains regulatory frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR on your behalf.

Instead of hiring a compliance officer or buying tools you don’t know how to use, you get a dedicated team, a roadmap, and guaranteed audit-readiness. Most teams take up to 3 months, we guarantee a 6 week deadline for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 readiness.

Get certified in 6 weeks. Fully managed. Guaranteed.

One team. One fixed price. One outcome: a certified, audit-ready company.

What's Included

Dedicated project manager from kickoff to certification
Complete framework implementation: SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, or PCI DSS
Free Vulnerability Scanning (~1000 USD)
Every policy, procedure, and control document, written for you
Weekly progress calls and tracking via Notion
1:1 Security Awareness Training Session
More than 150+ Controls Implementation
Incident Response Plan and Support
Internal Audit (~1500 USD)
100% Guaranteed Certification

Who this is For

You're a founder who needs to get certified — fast.

A prospect, partner, or investor just asked for your SOC 2 report. You don't have one.
You've never implemented a compliance framework. You don't want to learn one.
You don't have a compliance team. Hiring one will take 6 months and cost 6 figures
You want someone to tell you exactly what to do, then do most of it.

What you get: A dedicated PM, a 6-week roadmap, every policy and process built for you, and a guarantee you’ll pass audit.

→ Right plan: Achievement Plan

You already run compliance and need leverage.

You already own one or more frameworks. Your team's resources are stretched thin.
Evidence collection, policy reviews, and audit prep eat your week.
You don't need someone to take over. You need expert backup that fits your tools and workflow.
You want the flexibility without the hassle: — pick what you need, drop what you don't.

What you get: Ongoing compliance maintenance, audit support, policy upkeep, and an external expert on call. We plug into your program. We don’t replace it.

→ Right plan: Trust Assurance Plan

Not sure which fits? Book a 30-minute call, we’ll tell you straight, even if the answer is “neither.”

Compliance Without the Headache.

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Why Axipro?

100 %

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Average Time to Certification

$100M+

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Startup Package

$4,000 All-in

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$5,500 All-in

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