Compliance Manager GRC Pricing: What Kaseya's Tool Costs

Kaseya does not publish a price for Compliance Manager GRC. The product page offers only a "Get a price quote" button, and Capterra lists it as "Contact vendor for pricing" with no free trial. The closest real number is Vendr's brokered data for Kaseya as a whole: a median of $5,193 a year across 37 purchases, ranging from $3,379 to $21,294, last updated February 2026. That figure covers the Kaseya portfolio rather than this one module, so treat it as the neighborhood a Kaseya contract lives in, not as a Compliance Manager quote.

If you searched for Compliance Manager GRC pricing and came up empty, you did not miss a page. There is no page. Every result above this one is a software directory repeating "contact vendor", which is accurate and no help at all when finance wants a number for next year's budget. So here is what can actually be verified, where each figure comes from, and how to get a real quote quickly.

What Compliance Manager GRC costs, September 2026

We checked each source first-hand in September 2026. The G2 pricing page for the product blocks automated reading, so it is not in this table; everything below was read directly from the page named.

The Vendr row needs one more sentence of context. Its Kaseya guide lists Compliance Manager among the company's products and states that add-on modules, naming security, backup, compliance and documentation tools, are priced separately from the core platform. So a company already paying for Kaseya remote management will see Compliance Manager as an extra line on top, not as something included. If you are comparing against a standalone compliance tool, compare against that extra line.

What drives a Compliance Manager GRC quote?

Kaseya does not state a pricing model for Compliance Manager GRC, so anyone quoting a per-seat rate is guessing. What Vendr reports for the Kaseya portfolio is that endpoint count and module selection are the main cost drivers, that multi-year commitments and bundles with VSA commonly earn discounts, and that onboarding and data migration fees are often negotiable. Those patterns are worth knowing because they tell you where the leverage sits.

Two situations produce very different quotes. A managed service provider buying Compliance Manager to deliver compliance assessments across many client businesses is buying a revenue tool, and the price is weighed against what it can bill those clients. An internal IT team at a single company is buying a cost center, and the comparison it should run is against other compliance software for one organization. Tell the sales rep which of the two you are on the first call, because the product is sold to both.

Who Compliance Manager GRC is built for

Kaseya positions the product for both MSPs and corporate IT departments. The product page names NIST CSF, HIPAA, PCI, CMMC, SOC 2, GDPR, Cyber Essentials, CIS Benchmarks and cyber insurance requirements, and describes automated compliance monitoring with device scanning, automated Plans of Action and Milestones, role-based assessments, a customizable control library, evidence storage and generated reports.

The honest summary is that its strengths are technical and MSP-shaped. Device and network scanning, POA&M generation for CMMC-style programs, and a place inside the wider Kaseya toolset alongside IT Glue and VSA are real advantages, and they are things Complies does not do. If your compliance work is mostly proving the state of endpoints across many client networks, or you are already standardized on Kaseya, those advantages probably decide the question in its favor.

Compliance Manager GRC vs a published-price alternative

For an internal team at a 5 to 200 person company, the question is narrower: do you need a scanner, or do you need a compliance program with owners and dates? This table puts the two side by side on the points that usually decide it.

Read the table as fit, not score. If three of the top five rows matter to you, Compliance Manager is the better tool and the quote is worth getting. If what you actually need is a control library, evidence that collects on a schedule, and a register of obligations that tells people what is due, you are shopping in a different category, and our compliance software pricing comparison lays out what the rest of that category costs, vendor by vendor.

Is Compliance Manager GRC worth it for an internal IT team?

It can be, in two cases. The first is when you already run Kaseya for remote management and documentation, so the module plugs into tooling your team uses daily and the scanning data comes along for free. The second is when your obligations are technical baselines, such as CIS Benchmarks or a cyber insurance questionnaire, where proving device state is most of the work.

It is harder to justify when the requirement is a customer asking for a SOC 2 report or an ISO 27001 certificate. Those audits are mostly about whether controls have owners, whether reviews happened on time, and whether you can show evidence for the period. A scanner answers a slice of that. If ISO 27001 is on your list, check our ISO 27001 software pricing breakdown first, since Kaseya's product page does not name that standard. And if the driver is HIPAA, a dedicated HIPAA risk assessment software page covers what the Security Rule actually asks you to document.

One adjacent point for IT teams working toward SOC 2: the availability criteria ask for evidence that systems stayed up and that outages were handled, and neither a compliance tool nor a scanner produces that record on its own. Most teams pair the compliance program with uptime monitoring that keeps a dated log of every incident, then attach that log as evidence.

How do I get a Compliance Manager GRC price?

Go in with the scope written down, because a quote shaped by the sales call tends to grow. Say whether you are an MSP or a single company, how many sites or client environments are in scope, which frameworks you need in year one, and whether you already hold other Kaseya products. Then ask for three things in writing: the annual price for exactly that scope, any onboarding or setup fee, and the renewal terms. Vendr's data suggests the setup fee and multi-year discounts are where the most room usually is.

Run one published-price alternative in parallel so you have a real second column. If the smaller tool covers the requirement, you have saved a recurring line. If it does not, you have a documented reason to sign the bigger contract, which is useful when finance asks why.

Does Kaseya publish Compliance Manager GRC pricing?

No. As of September 2026 the Kaseya product page carries a "Get a price quote" button and no tiers, and Capterra's listing shows "Contact vendor for pricing". The only public benchmark is Vendr's median for Kaseya as a whole, $5,193 a year across 37 purchases, which is a portfolio figure and not specific to Compliance Manager.

Is there a free trial of Compliance Manager GRC?

Capterra lists no free trial and no free version as of September 2026. Kaseya's route to evaluating the product is a demo and a quote. If a hands-on trial matters to your decision, ask the rep directly whether a proof of concept is available for your scope, since that is negotiated rather than published.

What are the alternatives to Compliance Manager GRC?

It depends on which half of the product you need. If you need scanning and MSP delivery, the alternatives are other MSP-focused compliance and assessment tools. If you need a compliance program for one company, the alternatives are compliance automation platforms such as Vanta, Drata and Secureframe, which Vendr puts at medians of roughly $20,000 to $25,000 a year, or published-price tools like Complies at $79 to $499 a month. Our GRC software pricing guide covers the enterprise end of the market, and the GRC software page explains where a small-team tool stops.

The short version

Compliance Manager GRC is quote-only, and the only verifiable number is Kaseya's portfolio-wide median of about $5,200 a year, with Compliance Manager priced as a separate add-on on top of whatever else you buy from Kaseya. It is a strong fit for MSPs and for teams already on Kaseya who need device scanning and technical baselines. For a single company that needs SOC 2, ISO 27001 or HIPAA run with owners and dates, a compliance tool with a published price will usually cost less and fit the job better. You can see exactly what ours costs on the Complies pricing page before talking to anyone.