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EY (Ernst & Young)

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Type II Cost
$68K–$430K
Timeline
6–18 months
Founded
1989
Team Size
100000-120000

EY (Ernst & Young) is a big four SOC 2 audit firm in New York, NY, USA that charges $68K–$430K for Type II audits with 6–18 month timelines. Founded in 1989, they hold 3 accreditations and specialize in Technology, Financial Services, Healthcare, and 1 more. Their pricing is above average compared to the big four average of $61.059K–$241.176K.

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How Much Does EY (Ernst & Young) Charge for SOC 2?

Type I Cost
$42K–$145K
Type II Cost
$68K–$430K
Timeline
6–18 months
Team Size
100000-120000
Report Delivery
7-11 weeks
Response Time
3-5 business days

Type II Pricing Position

$10K $450K
EY (Ernst & Young): $68K–$430K Big Four avg: $61.059K–$241.176K

Note: Pricing shown is estimated based on typical engagements. Use our SOC 2 cost calculator for a personalized estimate.

6%

of Big Four firms charge more for Type II

6%

of Big Four firms have longer minimum timelines

3

certifications (tier avg: 4)

Compare EY (Ernst & Young) with Similar Big Four Firms

Side-by-side pricing, timeline, and certification counts for the 5 closest-priced peers in the big four tier.

EY (Ernst & Young) KPMG PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) Deloitte Deloitte Germany EY Germany
Type II Cost $68K–$430K $65K–$420K$70K–$450K$60K–$400K$80K–$250K$80K–$250K
Type I Cost $42K–$145K $40K–$140K$45K–$160K$40K–$150K$50K–$150K$50K–$150K
Timeline 6–18 mo 6–18 mo6–20 mo6–18 mo6–18 mo6–18 mo
Team Size 100000-120000 6200075000115000–1400006000–80006000–8000
Certifications 3 33344
Founded 1989 19871849184518451989

EY (Ernst & Young) Industry Fit

For buyers in Technology and Financial Services, EY (Ernst & Young) fits the big four profile when timeline (6–18 months) and Type II pricing ($68K–$430K) align with what big four firms typically deliver. Their 3 active accreditations — including Big Four, Global Network — extend that fit beyond pure SOC 2 into adjacent compliance frameworks.

Who Should Hire EY (Ernst & Young)?

High-growth tech companies preparing for IPO

What Makes EY (Ernst & Young) Different?

Strongest startup/scale-up practice among Big Four

Is EY (Ernst & Young) Right for You?

  • You're an enterprise needing a comprehensive, large-scope audit
  • You're in healthcare and need HIPAA-aware auditors
  • You're in financial services with regulatory audit requirements
  • You want the stability and capacity of a large audit team (100000+ professionals)
  • You value an established firm with 37+ years of audit experience
  • Your stakeholders or investors require a Big Four audit firm

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What Industries Does EY (Ernst & Young) Serve?

4 industries — Big Four average: 4

Technology Financial Services Healthcare Consumer Products

What Certifications Does EY (Ernst & Young) Hold?

3 certifications — Big Four average: 4

AICPA Big Four Global Network

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EY (Ernst & Young) SOC 2 Audit FAQ

EY (Ernst & Young) SOC 2 Type I audits typically range from $42K to $145K. Type II audits range from $68K to $430K. This is above average for big four firms — the big four tier average is $61.059K–$241.176K. Final pricing depends on your organization's scope, number of trust service criteria, and system complexity.

Questions to Ask EY (Ernst & Young) Before Hiring

A buyer-side checklist. Bring these to your first call — the answers separate firms that have run hundreds of SOC 2 engagements from firms that are bidding on them.

  1. Your team is sized at 100000-120000. How many auditors will be assigned to my engagement, and who is the engagement lead — a partner, a senior manager, or a staff auditor?
  2. You quote 6–18 months. What pushes a project to the longer end of that range, and what does "audit-ready on day one" look like to you?
  3. Your Type II range is $68K–$430K. What's included at each end, and what scope changes would push pricing above the top of that range?
  4. We've talked to similar firms in the big four tier. What's a question buyers like us should be asking that they usually don't?
  5. Who reviews and signs the report on your side — is that a partner-level CPA, and how involved are they during fieldwork versus only at sign-off?
  6. How do you handle subservice carve-outs (e.g., AWS, GCP, Azure) versus inclusive subservice organizations when defining our scope?
  7. When you find an issue mid-audit, what's your remediation cadence — same-day flagging, weekly checkpoints, or an end-of-fieldwork rollup?
  8. Do you have surge windows (e.g., Q4 financial-year close) when start dates slip, and how far in advance do we need to lock the engagement to avoid them?

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