LogicGate competitors and LogicGate alternatives for teams that do not run a GRC department

For a 5 to 200 person team, yes, and usually a better fit. LogicGate Risk Cloud is an enterprise GRC platform you configure to your own risk processes, which is powerful if you have a risk team to build and run it. Complies is built for a small team that needs SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI DSS done without hiring for it: it tracks obligations, cross-maps controls across five frameworks, collects evidence with owners and due dates, and keeps a live readiness score. Most small companies need that, not a configurable GRC suite.

LogicGate is quote-only. It publishes its pricing model, which charges for Applications and Power Users plus add-ons, but no dollar figures. Vendr's 2026 marketplace data reports a median LogicGate contract of $53,784 a year, ranging from $12,294 to $136,130, a third-party estimate rather than a published rate. Complies publishes its prices: $47 a month for Starter, $119 for Growth, and $299 for Scale at the yearly rate, with all five frameworks cross-mapped from Growth. The gap reflects two different products for two different buyers.

A GRC platform like LogicGate is a configurable toolkit: you model your own governance, risk, and compliance workflows, which suits a dedicated risk team. Complies is an opinionated compliance product with the workflow already built in for the five frameworks small companies actually need. You do not configure it or hire someone to run it; you pick your frameworks, and it maps controls, tracks evidence with owners, and scores readiness out of the box. One is a platform you build on, the other is a product you use on day one.

They are built for different risk teams. LogicGate Risk Cloud is a no-code GRC platform where a risk team assembles its own workflows from Applications and licenses Power Users to run them. Riskonnect is an integrated risk management suite whose catalog starts from insurable risk (a risk management information system, claims administration, policy administration) and extends into enterprise risk, compliance, internal controls, third-party risk, internal audit, healthcare risk and business continuity. If your risk function sits next to insurance and claims, Riskonnect is the natural shortlist. If you want to model GRC processes from a blank canvas, LogicGate is. Neither publishes a price: riskonnect.com has no pricing page and Vendr lists no Riskonnect benchmark, while Vendr puts the LogicGate median at $53,784 a year (checked September 2026). A company of 5 to 200 people that needs SOC 2 or ISO 27001 done is usually shopping in the wrong tier with both.

LogicGate competes in three tiers. Against other enterprise GRC and integrated risk suites: ServiceNow GRC, Archer, MetricStream, Riskonnect, Optro (the platform formerly called AuditBoard) and OneTrust. Against mid-market GRC tools: Hyperproof and ZenGRC. And, when the real job is SOC 2 or ISO 27001 readiness, against compliance automation platforms such as Vanta and Drata. The price bands differ a lot. Vendr reports medians of about $53,784 a year for LogicGate, $45,895 for Optro and $41,400 for Hyperproof, while Complies publishes $47 to $299 a month.

Usually not, unless that company already has a risk manager whose job is to build and maintain GRC workflows. LogicGate is priced and designed around configurable Applications and named Power Users, and its value shows up when several risk programs share one data model. A 50 person SaaS company whose customers want a SOC 2 report gets the most from a tool with the controls, evidence tasks and due dates already built, then spends the saved budget on the audit itself.

Partly. LogicGate prices on the Applications you license plus the number of Power Users who build and administer programs, with add-ons such as integrations and services on top. It does not publish dollar figures. Vendr reports an average buyer saving of about 19 percent on LogicGate deals, which is a useful anchor if you are already in a LogicGate sales cycle.