Drata is a security and compliance automation platform that continuously monitors and collects evidence of a company’s security controls, while streamlining workflows to ensure audit-readiness.
Provides a branded Trust Center to showcase security documentation, policies, and reports. It includes features like a Knowledge Base, Clickwrap NDA support, automated access approvals, and integrations with Slack and Teams. Users also benefit from a custom Trust Center URL, SAML/SSO (JIT), and a Top Metrics Dashboard. Document synchronization is available exclusively with Drata.
Advanced
Introduces enhanced governance and workflow automation. It encompasses all Foundation features and adds integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, DocuSign, and IronClad. Additional capabilities include configurable access expiration dates, internal product portals for AI Questionnaire Assistance, branded email notifications, and document synchronization with both Drata and Google Drive. The plan also offers access to one Trust Center and an open API for deeper customization.
Enterprise
Plan includes all Advanced features and introduces advanced analytics dashboards, unlimited Trust Center access, and extensive API customization. It supports unlimited webhook access, advanced integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, and Microsoft Dynamics, as well as SCIM provisioning. Users can define unlimited custom permission profiles and synchronize data with data warehouses and Microsoft Purview.
Drata price negotiation FAQs
Drata Advanced's platform fee starts at approximately $37,046 annually, with discounts ranging from 4% to 63%. You can save around $15,559 annually at the median discount of 42%. Strategy: Leverage multi-year commitments for better savings, negotiate 90 days before renewal, and bundle with add-ons.
Drata Foundation at $40,000 can often be discounted by 30-42%, reducing it to $23,240-$28,000. Advanced, at $37,046, often ends up being cheaper with discounts. Strategy: Use this pricing overlap as leverage in negotiations.
Framework add-ons cost about $507 annually, but bulk negotiations can drop prices significantly (40-60% off). Package deals are preferable to negotiate initially. Demand unlimited frameworks with larger contracts.
Premium add-ons can range from $6,000 to $15,000. 73% of companies overpay when added post-purchase. Strategy: Bundle them during initial negotiations as growth features tied to customer metrics.
API and integration add-ons can add $8,000-$15,000 annually. Strategy: Negotiate API access as part of a multi-year commitment; don't accept it as a separate cost.
84% of customers face 15-25% increases without preparation. Start negotiations 120 days early, propose a 3-year renewal with graduated pricing to maintain your current rates.