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SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.
It is the fastest way to show a real security posture to prospects, respond to security questionnaires with confidence, and unlock enterprise sales without waiting months for an observation period.
A single audit date and a point-in-time snapshot of your environment — ideal as the first step for startups and scale-ups.

SOC 2 Type II goes beyond design and implementation to verify that your controls operated effectively across an observation period, typically 3–12 months.
SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.
SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.
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Everything founders ask us before starting their SOC 2 journey, from readiness and scope to audit support and next steps.
With Rex, most teams are audit-ready for Type I in 4–8 weeks. Type II then requires an observation period of 3–12 months (most start with 3), after which the auditor reviews how your controls performed and issues the Type II report.
Total cost has two parts: the readiness program (Rex) and the audit itself (an independent CPA firm). Pricing depends on your company size, stack, and scope of Trust Services Criteria — book a call and we'll give you a fixed quote, not an estimate. Every engagement is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Type I proves your controls are designed correctly at a point in time. Type II proves they operated effectively over a 3–12 month observation period. Most companies get Type I first to unblock deals, then move straight into the Type II observation window.
SOC 2 reports don't formally expire, but customers typically expect one covering the last 12 months. If there's a gap between your report's end date and a customer's request, your auditor can't extend it — instead, you issue a bridge letter
Bridge letter covering the interim period. We prepare these for clients as part of ongoing engagements.
No — that's the point of a done-for-you engagement. Rex drafts your policies, implements controls with your team, collects evidence, and coordinates the auditor. Most client teams spend a few hours per week, mostly in the first three weeks.
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