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KPMG

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Type II Cost
$65K–$420K
Timeline
6–18 months
Founded
1987
Team Size
62000

KPMG is a big four SOC 2 audit firm in New York, NY, USA that charges $65K–$420K for Type II audits with 6–18 month timelines. Founded in 1987, they hold 3 accreditations and specialize in Financial Services, Technology, 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 KPMG Charge for SOC 2?

Type I Cost
$40K–$140K
Type II Cost
$65K–$420K
Timeline
6–18 months
Team Size
62000
Report Delivery
6-10 weeks
Response Time
3-5 business days

Type II Pricing Position

$10K $450K
KPMG: $65K–$420K 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.

12%

of Big Four firms charge more for Type II

6%

of Big Four firms have longer minimum timelines

3

certifications (tier avg: 4)

Compare KPMG with Similar Big Four Firms

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

KPMG EY (Ernst & Young) Deloitte PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) Deloitte Germany EY Germany
Type II Cost $65K–$420K $68K–$430K$60K–$400K$70K–$450K$80K–$250K$80K–$250K
Type I Cost $40K–$140K $42K–$145K$40K–$150K$45K–$160K$50K–$150K$50K–$150K
Timeline 6–18 mo 6–18 mo6–18 mo6–20 mo6–18 mo6–18 mo
Team Size 62000 100000–120000115000–140000750006000–80006000–8000
Certifications 3 33344
Founded 1987 19891845184918451989

KPMG Industry Fit

For buyers in Financial Services and Technology, KPMG fits the big four profile when timeline (6–18 months) and Type II pricing ($65K–$420K) 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 KPMG?

Regulated industries and companies with international operations

What Makes KPMG Different?

Strong financial services expertise and regulatory knowledge

Is KPMG 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 (62000+ professionals)
  • You value an established firm with 39+ years of audit experience
  • Your stakeholders or investors require a Big Four audit firm

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What Industries Does KPMG Serve?

4 industries — Big Four average: 4

Financial Services Technology Healthcare Government

What Certifications Does KPMG Hold?

3 certifications — Big Four average: 4

AICPA Big Four Global Network

Audit Platform

KPMG Spark

KPMG SOC 2 Audit FAQ

KPMG SOC 2 Type I audits typically range from $40K to $140K. Type II audits range from $65K to $420K. 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 KPMG 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 62000. 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 $65K–$420K. 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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